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

IJanes Bnssuau. and ohefs all PROMINENT and lead NJ
democrats.
On The mutuu 10 atfke out the duty Of onc d,l,r IN
every square yard 81 "eaen ru,S and insert hat such
goods shall tc de, ns 10 have csi s. 80 lhr square
Nnr aud shall bp uhnf lsd Nth 40 per cent duty una
June 81 % aud ai1e lla' dule ol ! ) p crri II
passed In thu atirmaass MessrA, Sanford Van Buren,
Woodbury., aud Dekersan fouug hr II.
Ga The motion 10 aefes 10 81 Amendment the hill
L. nskea wouil,ns costing les II 80 cents The square
yatd ailiai value. uad Ia clmttra duly ih,rcn Of 10
per cent, unll 3h June. lc29. aud lron that time a
duty III II per cent. winch spfetd to- NJ sSfs
Dtehet.on, PARIS. sanford, Van BuItn and Woodbury.
voted IN the Affirmative
/ \ pmposltIon mnde 10 make wunlnus costing
more rhan 81 per square vatd and less than 81 ca
ol the hitter value, aud pay duty 81 II pr cent. until
39h Ut lnne, Is - and from that Tine duty OF - per
cent, which was ngfeed IL. The gentlemen y ho
voted l9r tn previous motions voted ir tins.
| Several other amendments were proposed increasing
the DUTIES wuuen poods. aud each ,uied Tor Nv the
same gentlemen above named
! On motion To taX shot 4 cents per pound i, was n.
greed Ia; yrars29 mya :; Alrsss Benton. Dlck,rsln
Johnson, Pairs Sanford. and Van Buren voting ivr the
/ iaN
oothe motion To tax woulcn blankets 10 per ceat.
instead 81 = per cent Mssrs Dlckcrsun Santid, Par
Ms. an Bnren. and Woodbury. voted in the affirmative
On motion to tax ready made clothing SO per cent II
passed IN the ailitnase, Mes'ra. Dlrkera1n San,id
Van Bulen and Woodbury. voting with the maJ MY
OPthe motion 10 reduce the duty aalr. irun %
r'ntsta 10 cents per busbe Mrs,fs. Johason, OF Nv
I)ehofsan Sanford aud Y an Buren, VOTED the u, "a
i've.
On motion 10 strike out hr duty Of cents per slla1r
yard On cotton hngalnQ, which Was lest Messts. lion
ton. Dehei~an, johnson, al by, Saui4fd nnd Van Blu
rem VOTED IL the negative
ia muttau IN STRIKE uui The duty II Al 81 pct IL
pounds nj steel Nrssfs Bentun, Dirkrfsm ,l,hns,n o
ky., sanford. and Van BURN voted IN ihe nr,q',yn
On tie notioH 10 Increase the duties mp ted da
ued sf1ts - crnis per gallon. N'sus. Benton. Dcl
cfson. Joanson OF Ky, Saaiurd. aud Van Barren voted
Tor ia, increase
Ihe uoiprm votes given 10y Democrats f,r hQh do
ties, shaN lhcr devotion IN he protective sys,cu and
II those men " ho lead The pauy entertain such scna
menis, Nc know very we'll the scnlunrnis u the parsy
Itself
TARIFF or 1852
This Mae procssrdly Democratic measures, passed
W paf1N drill, and The only Druucmt trout cteofgIa
James NJ " aNnr. voting for II, and IL nng made ~
the uinsi contrs4on, aud The lowest duties which TN
party could mohr. II wee willing 10 allow. Aud tbs
bill contains la {hrr duties, IN very many instances than
The lafll lSl2 aud IA IN every respect verse ball iof
The cnanity II IN unnecessary turn To voirs ON md
Ndna ms, The Whale measure b,lngs II the party; II
vas made 10y ihrm, emhaacd their principles uud va
passed III view OF protection 10 d1rlrslle nanuGiuns
Is The following attracts irm Gcr"rsl Jackson, nr,,a
,es viii shlN. COMMENCING win his ffl annual ~
ne III lS|l, DoknI all the while 10 ie polut whef,
| .rlneon nus talk, place, he says:
"lhe general no Ia BIZ Npp rd IN graduating illr
'ues npan 'n' arclesoi iofugn groslhof Manufacture
thai i" Inch "lll place own in far competition
run H3Sa ~ niieF Countries, IL The hin trmruls 10 ~
'ancc even step beYRd ms point are cohirollIn, m
'gaid IL lhp'o atdefa winch are IT primary nrcr.s,
| u theo var When we nnci up5n tie dl0iol',r
'h3dfile"'y "l lhIs eFaal"1. u Is lmpn.att ihal II
hnnld nertr armautd aur WI Il lhr uipost ca4.iI
fmqqe beg Station Ia feaad l., aoy bfaaeh 81 industry
'h'rlne Us value" ani by which - espaal may h
f'nsieftd 10 49," rlnntls. msI always be productive
ha2aflt MS speculation aud Its."
In his message ~ a31. GrnrcI Jiehsan syan rrfr
20 lie shige' aud lr be noted tha lr here sus'an.
protection "a principle III itsi worthy II rive ca.
"nce and pornanenee 10 tpccGr pjllrp We ma,
AXE neeason too, ms'y, HAT The lollan,l ufti
tnl IS vet ''t'h ~ hun n manner ctaf aud ticl
d As lanauapc probably eouid cAptcst Il:
he Snt's havr delegated the whole nthority over
imports 10 The Gruenl GayrrnnIcnl without limitation
{" RESTRICTION, saving the very ncosd, rablr rcscfyaIi
r''al1n2 10 der lnsieelnn laws. lhls anlhri,y hay
M thus entirely passed irom the States LIE rlnl Il, q.
enc NJ II ior purpose oPl.DIECIlON dues not cx 7
~ teh; aud consequently III b. MT possessed by ie
Ernerm GorcInnct, II must be- extinct. Oar p,n al
system would Tins present r anomaly u paulr stfip
ped ollfe rIlht to Eos TER TlEIR OWN INDUS !
Ky aud :" copttfae he mast siis aud destructive
Pohc9 eitch might be ai1,ted IN Jore,a nations
ms surely rlnlpl be tns ease; ts md pms nlr p,A
or thus surrendered hy the States. must he wuhm the
scope 81 lhe authority The surct expressly drleyaed
to Congress
I'm his cCnciHsion. an coi.f,nea u, rel bv lie
Wilaons u lrrsiieat " ashiHDoa, Ifffteon Aladttoo
and Monroe mh0 hare each rcpeatcdj recommended he
cretct5e n ms uniJ He constitutions us by lne unIrn
practice u congress, tae continued acqu, srenc~ t The,
oates, aud III" general understanding u the people"
Ia lo32 whcn the national debt was about to be pad
I'll, and no adjustment al the tar II desirable Ia
n,naeh as the vans ut The Governnenl did not rcanlie
81 large revenue as brofe fnn customs General jack
son spoke lhus On the sutyrcl:
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