New-York tribune., 1842-03-08
Gen. TaIlmadse and the West.

have recently received q pamphlet at ~ to 81
PAGES closely printed. entitled The=EFest lladi-
catsd written somebody know nor#wholn.
and it certainly gnaiterszvery little. since the WI
ter'-la lack 9t understanding accounts very satsfac
torily for hi, lack of better employment, than
spreading such vapd nonsense 50 extensively
abroad a understand these pages haze been
Each member o. the Legislature has. am told,
bce, furnished with copy, and in addition there
to. presume. everv man in the State whose ad-
dress could b., obtained has been taxed with ;t!.
postage OF q copy. how few soccer MAJ choose 10
their time with the reading OF lit Purports
70 BE- \ Reviev of Gen. Tall'..adges Address
before the American Institute a, the close OF the
last annual air, which the writer Of the paulpt-
III con-trues into an attack upon the Enlargement
Of the Erie Canal! when Eo such thing was limited
AZ; o.@even remotely intended In discoursing
nFo:. the nonoPslising policy Of tie British Gov
-rnuent in regard Ia Commerce, and the willing
vtilll which we had apparently permitted her
to circupvent Us, Gen. IslImadge alluded 10 the
diverted trade OF the Lakes. and Incidentally read
from official documents publ ss.d at " -. hington
-;atenleIt OF the tonnage on Lake Erie. stating
at the ,amc=t time that the table evidently
too imperfect 10 be relied on: when TO- the crV
i raised that this i attack upon the Enlarge
lnrnt OF the Canal and it IS attempted TO be made
Z subl.ci Of vehement snimadver>ion by. v.cerninly
no; the Lion OF the West. Let the West rest
sured that il the Erie Canal orit, Enlargement
finds no enemies until il finds them on the roll OF
the American Institute liz march 10 greatness viii
be nnimpeded, and its song Of triumph will meet
with {. arty=,c.ponse.
But dor letyour soops brigs. ships. >chooners
and steamboats, send their chrgocs of Grain down
the Welland and their chat! down the Erie Canal.
Don't favor John Bulls notion that the St. Law
renee is, and OF right ought to BE-, the outlet for
ourimmense Western granar.s: for. onceindugcd
In tins prctence, he will demand ii at hi, own price.
But put your shoulder maniullv to the wheel of
the Homo League, and we will compel him 10 give
Won :; fair price for it, and take ii when it is NEST
Convenient :or us 10 let him haycit or else furnish
YOU with customer that viii Danish all whim-
pering. and whining. and local .iealou-ies be
AMERICAN. and the time Is no, remotc=whcn the
Eric Canal with twice its present capacity. and
a Railroad on cacl! side Of it, untmmmeod By le-
giSl4;ivc restrictions Will be found insufficient 10
transport the rich products OF the glorious West to
profitable markets. carrying back in return. from
the handicrait OF our Own brethren. cvely thing
that minister TO the wants comfort or luxury
Of tho producers. s.=A iust balance will BE- eslab-
!isled the splcndor of the setting sun in the West
will onl> be equnlcd BY his rising glory IN the
East while the whole Union may bask in the sum
shine OF perfect Independence. c
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