Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-05-12
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From The National hirllirrarer.


stand the merits ol the question involved in the ec1n
s,rueton Of The raffot duties on foreign lmportaon,
1t Is from the pen ol gentleman whose experience IN
public life aud practical knowledge cminenty qualir,
him for tie task he In, executed or the results o brh
wo acknowledge ourselves, common with r,a4gf,
10 bc much indebted 10 HIM.
4 BRIEF STATISTIC II. ENAlllNAIION
Of The particular tlcis and general causes elich a9tet
tie Foreign TRADE .o,i Domsstic Interests et lie {
Huti States.
From he year LA 10 l>i5 Inclusive the cousupll.
to-, 8 faeigu imports averaged urMarls 81 is, UOp@o
/ r,,rIv '"ac ,>ms ( domestic products during III,
same peli.l AVERAGED A3la.,s II to the latter he
added tie profits on the shipment and uanslo,,a..-
iorcEn market, which wetr thea very groai the differ
enrc Of these yaa,s will probably balance the accaeni
! In l1Ja the restrictive policy commenced. 10 avoid
war and epcrrc justice from En- land and France
htSe measure and tie war which succeeded present
10 data Tor srcranhg the operations Of regular Trade
But the mAatlots winch attended this poflad tau HI
the Auercan people the necessity OF hume mauuilsz
lures n1l only as tie means d comfort aad convenience
but Independence IN peace well as IN wal Thus e
pan domestic manufactures IN The Uuttd States
They wefe Afterwards stimulated by the depf,s5.pn III
the nT,ce, Of gram and Provisions. caused hy Inc
general peace, uHa the armor leean 10 regard The NAN
uacur'f rs the Lcs, II not the only customer Tor ls
products. 1t 81 happened, however, thai Of Tie
greatest staples (cotaa) became greater demand when
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harry c,f from tie the carving trade. rereeAng lie
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