Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
The INDIANA
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INDIANAPOLIS. MARCH %, Isi2.
UsioS VIGILANCE. FERsEvEHANcE. "

oomcrs bat they won't last long. - De- on tA'
alert. Where are our democratic friends 10 th'
country They must be up and doing. THIS is NJ
time 20 catch that federal wing disease, apathy oil
to,ii down and mourn over hard tim :. Let us al
pa, our shoulders to the wheel ike men. aud en-
deavor "a retrieve the errors Of the past and bring
back the government 70 t. old honorei and hone,
s,snd ird Thousands ofthe Wings have seen then
error Of l6lo, aud ere wiling. nay. anxious to d.
o. Their power . retrlce their steps and 5y voting
,ouh The Democracy teach the corrupt ofice-sees
ing spoilers that they cannot impose on them a sec
ond time. Circulate the papers then in every neiyh
b5rhood and It Wi be Ike good seed 10 good iand
Welding an abundant htrvost
READ FARurRs-Of all the federal wing papers
winch support high protective tariff, none does 50
with more perinacity than the Albany Evening
Journal. We call the attention Of our farmers and
mechanics 70 what the editor calls Reasons for a
hgl ,ar.fF" and these are the only which
hc has advanced, his general objects being %
oeceive aud make the iaboring classes of tine com
inunity believe ~ h tariff 20 be for their beneh,
instead Of that OF the blo1ted and overgrown
facturers Of the east. In tins he has let out
more truth than common and feel disposed to
give him all the benefit Of our wide circulation, aud
let our readers see his "reasons."
Rr,soAs FOR Hon TARirF.-A good gh
ierifF would benefit. The country generally.
The Wholesale Merchants. The Country Ner-
chant-and 1. The Country purchaser. Let. The
Country at large would be benefited by not hav-
rs specie exported 10 distressing an extent As Il
now -. 81. The wholesale Merchant would be
benefited by havirg cons lderably less amount OF
goods brought into the country, which would enable
him 10 sell them real profit, instead Of the i'm
aglnary one always realized when the country -
deuged wiki merchandise and 1t is urged oil on
customers or purchasers who never viii pay.
Sd. The country merchant Will be benefited by car
rying only such amount OF goods into the coun-
try be disposed OF at a remunerating profit.
And ith The purchasers IN the country, at least
numbers OF them would be benefited, that their
families would be preserved from running into that
exiravagance Of dress which often ends M mort
gagng the farm and sweeping It from the possession
OF the family
The idea OF ITS beneftt.ng the Country general
~" Is pure assumption, wthou, the least shadow
of authority. 4 TO Is preventing the expectation
of specie lie facts disproye the assertion as tie
following viii show During the free trade years
1920. ls2l, ls21, l523 and ls2l tho excess Of I'M
ports $50 .S93,3si In the high tariff years of
1880 to 1854 inclusive under the tariff of l-os five
years Of the highest tariff, the imports exceeded
the exports by s72,029 ,5l3. making difference in
favor Of free trade of fifty Millions twenty nine
thousand. hundred and twenty nine dollars
Now il it is necessary to pay England for this sur-
plus in specie, j; evident that less will 90 out Of
the country under a free trade system than under
that Of a gh tariff.
The Wholesale Merchant would De benefited"
says the Journal. No doubt o: it, because, contin-
ucs the Journal, ne would get real profit O, yes
be would make farmers suffer for it in the end
by having to pay the country merchant lst what he
please To charge; consequently the hitter would
also be benefited by increased profits, all, al 10
come ont oftte consumer-the Turner and mecaaaic.
And then the purchasers IN the country CT1-at
least numbers Of them.-.0 would be benefited by
being prevented from running into extravaganza Of
dress 81. farmers and mechanics, what busne
have you dress in any thing but Jour own Jeans
What business have Won to ask credit for coats,
shoes, hats shirts, TIL you can realize the pro-
ceeds of your labor produce You Will be 6eae-
fitted indeed II is only the rich farmers who can
pay the increased prices under high tariff who hay
any right 10 dress foreign goods. or can afford to
ply the h CHER prices for American manufactures
Numbers of YOU have no right to do so, provided
you have not the "hard" to plank up. Then YOU
will find the aris;ocracy Of dress lordy as the as
istocracy OF money. Then you will be hlilei in the
by the better dressed loFdy tarites in this
wise Look here. pumpkin, just now you vote for
Nr. Broadeloth. your produce which you raise
lor Us WI find no market here :"
Are you prepared for tins , We trust never.
just read the Journals article again; and remem-
beT i comes from as high Wig paper as any in
New NorS State.