Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-13
Volume EE.....NIimber 81.

and against such competition.
Now the object OF tariff "a, its friends is 70 make Us nde
pendent But what is the being ndc cndcn TO the cloth
ii pendent the wool of which 1t i made'
We here that the manufacture sci hi wooicn goods at
high price, the farmer. but instead of taking the faner wool m
thirty twenty-five cents he buy AN equal aice from
South America Tor not more than seven and onc cent frtae
is his object and to blind e OF the people he ~ about
independence.
Not only which paid into the treasury by the importer aud
which last paid by the have so~n but a>o the
profits charged which into The pocket OF the merchant
But all that Is much the smallest part
The articles imported from abroad and which are taxed amount
quite oneseycnth part OF similar 'rccs made IA our
country. The object OF imposing that tax we have SAID
enable the similar articles at home to sell
Ii hon nd ~ ul ~ G,roion that for every dollar
pay the treasury foreign articles pay seven dollars
to the manufacturer domestic article. besides the profits
CHARGED on by cyery trader through whose hand, passes until
* b@h corysc The Whole amount collected for the
very large estimated under the present Wing admin
,traton at trtytwo doa but when it considered
that Is al-o paid 70 manufacturers ana
wcled from oneaf much 70 equal amount more Tor
profits, is it wonderful that the mass Of the people are kept poor
strange sterile and barren manufacturing States should
be prosperous and wealthy, and that the people OF the other States
If A. b. should determine avoid i, share Of this tax by buy
the merchant. which taxed by tae lSh
tariff. and should be able TO out tins resolution M dP"S
himself of 1T iron. tea, coffee knives forks pa o
blankets. clothing and other nccce 81 me u"
he would fail in his object The res OF te community "ouu COZ"
tnue to buy before, the same amount OF money o Poi III
20 exchange these articles before the country would
be left Just 50 much the poorer and Just 50 ch ie IL I'm;
b. price his labor for has property. lie "o1l ~
p mclt away influence. the before the sun.
lie surrounded with by invisible Pcs'cnoH' from "'o
If this could be seen in Che shape of exomPdng rich
manufacturers living Indiana from rs operation, ana iTns 80
But would said If tie law. addition TO thai should r.
quire pay times much more as direct tax
to the mann f1lr eycs! Bad this would be- yet II The
manufacturers living the money would m be IN m
country. hope pa Of i back Tor our labor
But under the operation Of high tariff the money goe TO sT
panpercd wealth in other States and As no. one ei pa -
the produce could be taken in exchange Tor IT. nineteen
twcntieths of the tax would go-nfrer to 1ef"07.
. FARMER AND LABORER RECHF EDt
int for )tecti %
e % + most q2aonsy provided in this bill that any beet pork,
+ wheat -four oat and corn imported from shall pay duty.
As if we hal starved of foreign countries could
i SPARE these articles send them here undcrse us Un4H Us
= IN our own country when our complaint that
than sell, aud can only sell At the lowest price,:
Pretend exclude foreigners from sending provisions into Our
IS country when they themselves dying their cellars and in
lie their for want of such provisions. ne manufacturer pre-
the importation OF aFce from abroad which, OF course ma
prevent foreigner exchanging them for our r'oace'
Oting in our stacks barns and CRIB. Ana then a. - on
say the foreigner shall not bnng gcu'nr" produce 70
n nothing mockery Of protection to the 1racr. ht
ID well protect the buckeye tree. and beech log Of oar
n In fc in return for the tax we pay te mann
can be brought from foreign country INTO Indiana "'l i5
at duty, ~,
increased by all the butter bougt into tn country only aoo o
hundred dollars in the year by all 'e wheat oa Only eng %
ne ridiculous talk the amount Of such accidental i"Fo"oa' as
Let US not be Misunderstood the friends OF ii manu-
I'd hcturer. We rejoice in the moch''c1 ard c1 lproe
nd and expense than form M We arr eaed TO see
he industry encouraged rewarded ey whTe; but we co object
the elevation OF the interests oil Fac aboYa tho's o. we 'asy
where it not needed n the cxPene o. hes'
,r labor which Is crying for relief
home Industry be. and prove that " arc more
At friendly to tese gre ntere, on "' I"aer a N' o
s. selves The home league the part OF pampeed
no American laborcr but what found in c wely factories! +
there the ro is tle N Tie" and the NIa H. We "
cd LONE o ~ ' o and as on cye. over our
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