Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-01
WHO SUPPORT THE TARIFF

carried Aeir principles aud views as to protection
On ~ ut Afl. Sl6, tho bill having been repeated
the House, containing provision that COTTON goods
should pay duty oi 80 per cent or the first years
Il - per cent. lot the years aud 81 - per
cfni thereafter, a IN zion was made 10 reduce 20
per cent. winch motion lnsl; yeas IS nays 50 ,
john C. Calhoun aud Richard NJ l,l Voting III the
negative.
\ motion ihcn made Ia strike out the 80 per cent,
dn,v. which carried; Messrs. Cahoun and johnson
Noun. in the negative
motion WAS then made to increase he time the %
per ccu duty should continue, whic, was agreed TO-
Mrssrs. Calhoun aud Johnson voting Tor IT,
motion was made To reduce the duty on ion. from
- cents per hundred weight, which was asreod to;
McSsrS, calhoun and Johns1n wiling against IL.
motion was made L, reduce The duty Nlgat. from,
cents per pound 10 'wo cent? per purud. Which was
agreed In; Yeas 81, nays 81; Messls Calhoun and John
s9n, Alfred Cuthb IT, john Forsyth, and " ,l,un
innphln vaiing aglnst the reduction
Mr.. Wilde moved T. reduce lie duty wo5llef r1od-
as well cotton 10 20 per cent which lo. Alossrs
Calhoun and Johnson yunt III the negative
\ motion Was made II reduce the duty an cents,
"o"'iens 10 u ri cent. Which lost; Messl, Gal
haun and Johnson, Allied tulhhefl and " son unp
I'm Young aeainsl IT, aud MI " llde tor II.
y moIlh Ma made To stuke ont the section If the
bill which provided that when colt.n goods cl,l less
than % cents ihe squire yard should hc considered
h have cost that sun aud he charged with duty accar
DINGHY. lhcmotlun WAS st. yeas 81, nays -, Ales,r.
alhoun aud johnson voting II he0,y uDye
The views Il these two distinguished and aadlup
Pen, Gratis vii he better ualerstod. hy the Gll7umr
eNrarts from Nj talhouu's sprerh On the tnu,n,lnr
unn'n N winch he eocs tie nbua lrnylh and breadth
Il the IA Isl nItta protection.
Thu debate hferiorc has b1ooconfn,d 10 Tie atpree
u P1h foa winch ought 10 he iiarl,d Ia oul uou rn
AID cotton m1m'iaenr'' The present Inuan pIorerds
On Ic assumption that tbry oeh not to receive ana
f0ffcit0h nil tbs qu,sllo. had lccn RAJ seI he had
attended Ia b. silent" " l,. ouf .tn,n wa, rornr,tcd
WIN 'Nr sRa4oi tn" country u Sc witty d the
country oepehdee II AMY on lie splUt Il means -
lie sptr 4 the embarrassment tesulIny 10 The aPrru
urc Of the country during th, ar kaviuq Nv ein,rr,
h'r manufactures Ia consume lis prudurmus and SAID
w hch our manufactures aie gown Ia crtlan p,. dec
no.l, ne they saah w und,r lh. Il NeiGr tnfe IL ou
haI'tnn'n NJ Will ~ lunlef experience these evils
" !" EiNr fftfett,a to Ils sale III lhiuu- II will IN, me-
e's'a'f L. adj as 'oo possible system u iuionai
Improvements. aud an 'Nlrnson al our may, - Ail,1
saaAlr4 III The distressing eof snair= then ,Xs,lpp
h' Sim. il1is DISTRESSING s'ae oi things lhera wer
l""r mrdl's. aud "ui, lie meant me navy and do
"7'A''f HHi9dtt23tS' "R"tat5i't mH,ptdciWr5 ~.
A." established anorl B0l WI ~ d,ubr a SAID
l. iy were 50 In established. and tie situation II In
country IS s71lfatlhe tuIhef oraMih. why II II nscfy
s"4 10 'Ht9 ilah I'ojeciioaR II - 10 PIT THEN
lifohn fnt R1ACa OF roNuaGHE,Y. I.nn 4. n
it1 r'p temporary nsrs. prtui p,,sytre On lic.,
establishments Ihry had ea.'r.sd,d So ,alili tltrnr
fr N"i. mai many. hr iarfd Nofe uIlhunt the yrqi
sir Nofds capital stan 10 tn,ct tie present cr ~.
a''I' S'rh l'fse he Iht aal II would i've 4 hact
stihnd mi-Ii.ina great esffnt. phdauuer lletr alu
aa" sNress vel "ouH no do,,Lf be he l81f TIA ,nn
s.calic f1fegf II MT rr,fe,i-3,, =. lt,,.t.,,,,
produce an Interest srrirllv Am,,,.,n al, ,,,,ai -
agr,rulturr 'Ils1 are, r,Icfl, Il Il H., l,,, It'd ,
crsrly our widely spread repul,c Ih.y al, ,,.,,,,
increase mutual dcprndene,nd intercourse and vii
Unnecessary Consequence excite an j.c,,o.ed ,uet;o
IL IN fRNAI4 .PROlFNFNIS a .rI..e, o,.,, |
aa, so Intimately CONNECTED with ,b. ,L,ai. ,i' |
DehI n nntoaai s,lengih and tte p,,L ,i;, ., j',
cal ,nSitatas'' fs'''
H. these views Mr. Calhoun WA sustained hv NJ
naham member ii the committee which ,.,,,J1 rho
bill He said: hsrrsrecls the ytrc,,c m, san lao L,L
expected have seen The i .rrss,, ,.s,,,,, ,;.L
fecllon. b'usc the great p,iucipi involved IN I'm. hin
not revenue prop ,llhn { .uorrss hal .I,.,J,.
provided GH The revenue expected Ia me pccc5s,ty H.,
primary oIee 10 make such modification, n du
iirs NO IN the vatlan, articles ot ,nnrr,t,n - -
give the necessary and propcr Proicctioa n.uol,c
t"@ Sc b' 'tfe"r Is only an mctdHtd eols dera
ton. Let ih' reader reflect On Nj ,ahpun's reoarks.
and iA'n a}' II any iar man could - farther lhln he
mas o"f!
II Is a '"t "alea cannot be successfully denied or
r1n'f''rHol that while John I. Calhoun has been in
the Senate rtte last ten years. (dnrng which time h.
had been called upon to vote on three laf bliss he has
btYrr yet 9ufHd lhe amendment To- any, orred rs
substitute ir any. any measure or projtcit for The pm
pose "i aRRhiN OUT TIE DOCTRINE OF
fREE 1RADE!!
We come next II the tariff Of lS2i -Or the snpnort
tts ct THIS measure, were GrneGl Andrew jackson
Martin an bunen john II. Eaton, Mahlon DIcLcrson
hlchatd VI johnson, James buchanan, Samuel I,ous.
Ton all prominent members aud leaders Of The Demo
cratic parry. Nh Van Buten differed from his col
ra1ne R1lns King who voted against the bl.
On The motion "a strike out the duty on 'rren in bar,