Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-08

n'ffr han To- rive Won the result of my vree th,nk
ihrh hal The lrs,unr al the government uult be
tron2hl down I" the Invest point compatible with tn
hfi"tm1ner nj lis constitutional iuclhus; aud that
Tie imposition If dufhs nee, ssst,. with The proceeds i
The public lands III pr VIDE Tins revenue, lNtinEN
Az lkolEt lion should he dilnd,d 10 saeh
branches q ,loer'em industry mag require IL -
ms aprs,rs Ia oul, constitutional hul called
ir by The great nlef.sis o ie country; an II Iu,,tc
i've aril upon this principle. wisely aud mode
faIelN established. aud tn III. 10 lis operation. tina,
me community could calculate upon lis reasonable durs
lIul, and Illus avoid rnlnnns fluctuations. mi2a nk
Tor as grhorai acWcscSncu ~ the arrangement, VT
can ever sNpect IN qnc>uns al tins complicated kind
When local o,nps have been enlisted, hlch prudent
legislature must consult, more less and endr,,or 10
rrcuuct"
Here Is another democratic" candidate Tor The
Presidency asserting Wing doctrines. and sustaining
them by W lp Arguments dnrtlucs and arguments dc
nonnced AS federal IN gram and consolidating Ia their
tendencies, by Convention, which nevertheless stands
pledged 10 support III the happening ri certainly not
lmpoSsbe contingency. the vVr, man b, whnm the,
uttered. as the thlm Magistrate Of the mon
lie, us sre. now ~hs Mr.. buchanan has to .,y on
tins subject
"liby protective tariff You n.ean the lowing Of any
higher tax upon np,rl, thnn may BE- nrcco.a,, 10 ~
cure snili'en revenue or The purpore o sU,ianns
eonolniral administration III the Government thew am
opp sd la ahN snch taf TN this subject cannot bet
ter present 10 you m, than by cup,ln. few sen
fences ilom my rrnisks mad. IN the Stnaln ri tho
mcd States on The = til oi August last on the taIlh
They as fllows
II would upon the present occasion ns upon almost
every other OCCASION have acted upon the principles o
Ten Jackson. man nratl, as much distinguished lot
Sagacly aud craftsmanship, for his courage sud con
duet On the field al battle That usrlous old man.
having tie review aud reduction al the larf oi is3a
distinctly ~ view, Uses the following hnpuaee IN his
annual mes,ag" nj December of that year: The sound
rst naNltns al public policy and the rrnr pies upon
Which our republican institutions founded recon-.
mend proper adapoum'ol the rc,cnu, 10 the cNpcudl
Iuf'; and they also require that the expenditure shall
be- hunted to What. 10y an economical administration.
shall hr consistent With the simplicity ol the vcnmcnt
aud necessary toau efficient public service In rGrctrr
this adjustment. II Is due. justice the Interests oi
he different STATES. aud even IL The Preservation Of th
| mon l1selt. thai the PROTECTION afforded by ~
Silhg laws To any branches 81 The natlnnal Industry
should mol exceed what What may be necessary 10 com
ictdct The regulations ri iargign naiios and Ia strnre
II soIPiy@ Hnf driicit> n manufacture cSaHfiH H. The
hdf'onai md pcndscc and Safcig IN tiHIe n rm. In
several ot s previous messages Congress lac avows
similar principles III terms sllll stronger aud oi
lllem he cites the authority ot jefferson. Madison and
Monroe. N 'hcr suPparl THIS my creed on ihr sh
PEI q The tpN, aud am both willing aud ANXIOUS 10
carry II cut hillN In Practice. Wiling Ia unite
with my political nous from the North til. South In,
Fast and the W cs. reducing the expenditure. Of tn,
h9Ntfhifni 10 The lowest rhnt consistently with The
national nun. and the llalIoral safety would moi
impose one dollaroi duties on foreign imports beyond
wlla may be necessary To meet such economical
pehdliure. In adjusting, these duties oH nfrcr abt
don the frmcVie n discrimination III favor OF such
branches OF home Industry may br neccctssary Ito
cure supply OF those articles OF manufacture essential
to the national Independence and saily IN time OF war; g"
and tins more especially after such manufactures have
peeh established At immense expense The ialtl nj
laws. "oud save them from sinking rum, by
such rate III Discrimination may b, necessary Ia pro
serve them. repeat hai tins Is III, crorl; and 1t h,s
always been hr creed Of the llhers ol thr democratic
chm III. Y dc the Congressional Golo, ior the ses
sion Ioil1l2, page 95l)
Mr.. Bnci.aran Is manilosly somewhat imil. ana
comes up tie scra.h With evident cpidatlon; but he
gathers courage he proceeds, ard especially wien he
finds himself sustained by the Authority Il The lllusr
ons " alters o the Republican hurch,' umi The un
varying prccedcnls under every Adminsirat ton i'In
l1e9io 1872 Ills views are explicit and p,ln, lowce.
cr those of Mcssrs. Cass and Johnson And the
question now arises hom lie nut.ms Of The Address
'dorted byHe Loc?ioco Conrcttion IF uepia support
''Hr n Hcsc gentlemen. witom dno,mcdg Menlscircsl
W hat difference this subject i. there between these
'Democrauc' leaders, and Henry Cla,}
But we have extended this article far enough for the
present. We shall resume it al our leisure The qnes-
on discussed IN 1t Is one of So much complcIity and il
has been involved in such cloud Of prejudice that we
hall take cspccls Iss TO lay all necessary facts in
eierenro 20 II before readers aud thereby strike
rom the hands Of our opponents Of lho pow
finl weapons OF assault upon the Wing party We
ave only made beginning To day.