The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-10-11


Russia, Is L"
Norway, II &"
France, 20 " Z"
U, States, 400 " L"
The American people then on an average
consume $4,02 worth each of British goods.
Thus these are brought into direct compe.
tllion with American labor, and enterprise.
We can produce, and manufacture, every
aalicle Great Britain forces into our mar.
kei. No one can successfully deny this.
1t The estimate be true, and we DO not
doubt II, that each person consumes S4,O2
worth of British Guods each year, Vermont
alone pays more than one million Of dollar,
into the Golfers of British Capitalists in
1912 Could lha, be preserved a, home,
what stimulus would il give to the diff.
ent branches Of industry, |. is n serious
evil that we do as we do in this respect.-
The true principle, is 10 maintain our own
interests, and not 60 abroad 10 find those
necessaries Of life, we can get al homo
How much does Great Britain purchase Of
US ard consume on an average for each
person? We have Rot the means of as.
certaining the amount, still, we believe
could II be found out. we should find that
where we purchased and consumed Of them
S4,o2 for each person, they did not pur.
chase Of us and consume of our products
and manufactures 10 cents for each person
in their dominions. What is proposed to
be done in such state Of things! The
Wings in Congress and tho nation are in
favor of Protective Tariff.
The Locos are opposed 10 Protective
Tariff. A Tariff Bill passed by Wing
Congress, protective in its nature, is in op
Grafton. By it, revenue will be raised,
public deb: paid off, domestic industry sus.
tained, line labor of the husbandmen re-
Quilted, and all classes in society be blessed.
Without il, the public debt will be iucreas-
ed, American industry prostraled, the farm
er find no market for his pork, grain, and
wool, and tie interests of society suffer, un-
der the bIighIing influences that will follow.
But notwithstanding all this, tho Loco Par
ty are determined, as soon as they have a
majority in Congress 10 repeal the present
Tariff Bill. The word has gone forth, and
il only remains for them TO have the pow.
CIR, and the deed is doae. American in
teros's and enterprise must be crushed, sac
riticed, ANNIHILATED, upon the altar of Par
~, 10 crafty The longing desires of John C.
Calhoun, and his coIdjulors, and sustain
the accarseed institution of slavery. Who
we ask are his (Calhoun's) co-wo'kers IN
Tins nefarious business. The candid man.
would u, once ask, is there any man al the
north so unmindfuI of the interests of his
country. as 10 engage in this unhallowed
scheme We anwer YES! Thousands.
stand now ready 10 sustain the Loco Foco
leaders, who stand pledged 10 vote for a re-
peal CT the present Tariff Bill. Look at
the leading journals, devorcd TO the inter-
es;s Of thai party. What says the Rich
mond Enquirer, the leading Loco paper at
the South 7 The following is lis language.
"TFe shall NEVER REST Salts +
FED ruhi this bill al denominations (lhe
Tarid) IS EXPUNGED from the Stat.
ME Book. or completely changed in its enact. .
menLs - and nee shall count upon NrSsrs.
u right. Buchanan, DC, 10 co-0perdte pih
MS, and take lie cross upon their o,ca should
ers. REPEAL! REPEAL! is NOW
THE WORD Z"
So, by this Loco, the bill is one of abom-
in nions. No satisfaction is To be felt, IN.
til it is eSPungcd from the Statue Book.
Messrs. Wright, Buchanan, &C., are called
upon 10 cooperate in bringing about ms
resalI, aud The watch word ofihe party is
now REPEAL! REPEAL! What says
The Albany Argus the leading Loco paper
al the porlh. This is lis language
~ I'VE ARE NOT THE ADVOCATES OF
TARIFF FOR PRorEcrIoN."-ADany ar
gus, Sept. Is.
Through The land the journals Of the Par
ly are following in the wake Of these their
leaders and dicintors. What says indiyid.
nals' prominent in the party. upon the Tar
ii question. Read the following Of Mr..
Van Buren,.
81 slaid day with Mr.. Van Buren,. He