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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27

THE NOBILITY OF ENGLAND USE sHERMAN,s
~, TOOTHpASTE-Ove $500 pots sold every month.
hs Doctor dene' the whole world 70 make good dsnt
aching snd decay the gums and the breath
to his subjects the and best med Inc uss
Inc Rev M Dunbar, of the McDouga stI ,et Church,
recommended them to his The Co. Oh Lozen.
ges cured him Of a very bad cough in few hours
Mr. Edwsrd Phaon the celebrate hair dresser 2lt Broad
way has Known shermans Csmphor LozenEes dozens
iscs for head ache, papa lowness
Ds9el NJ Frye, ESQ.,. Clerk in the upper Police Office has
used Lozenges IN his family for four years. with
the greatest beneht never failing the Of
coughs, Colds hea ache worms, &c.
jim Giant State barber No Ann has found
benefit from sherman LozenEes than any thing ess lie
has known more than fifty OF his friends who have cured
Of coughs OF head aches by them He thinks they a.s the
The Rev Mr. Dow Jr. says sh,mans Worm Lozeng..
several Of his children when all other fied They
are In act the universal Worm Destroying medicine tho
age He has also found ermans Papary Oil sovereign
remedy Any lady bs no how sore her
prples are without taking the child from the breast Ware
house, l06 Nassau street.
Agents, no. 273 and $50 Broadway al Hudson street. ls
IH Pa q East Broadwsy 10 A:tor House Wa% st;
l8 sutton ls Brookyns Stanwix Hall, Albany State
s-:set Boston; Ledger Buildings Philadelphia MIR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27


ces, by q. A. H. WHITE
m2s lmsec Importer Of Leeches. i3i William ST.
certain diseases which the private
means Of stated in the planeat possible manner And
not only directions gwen for the simple recent
but those which have fallen into improper
continue on from month 10 month"; particularly dwe
Such persons will see mediaeiy the difcues which
pcde their cure whatever they be, well the plan
eepunned IN each particular il obtained only
auLhor, Dr. Ralph, SO Greenwich 81. Price 81
Dr. Ralph aso takes this opportunity Of saying that he
prlvste rezidence ct any hour.
waie Of the deep and just socude which man,
e 20 consult person Of integrity well experience
complaints, the author deems prsI give
~ snort she ch or the opportunities 10 II.
ior tn trust. And thi he inclined 10 A.
49, M tssufea nm that for of TIM
az seg rave selected from lat of advertising PEOPLE fI
repentance lie therefore begs 10 RAJ fIs h.
sas MS rsnh graduate Of Edinburgh Be w. IL T.. r..
geen wsehnt these diseases both bo.p,ta and c;,,
oI more tnsn tny Year,, and has publ shed tyo ,
coh sapIessy on them Aso that he has ssmaa 80, y
usni N Amenes, A. yne,sn. Of Europe Tie most era
mo vi rhyseh u Philadelphia, .ter,: snS q ~,
nat ne has the privilege Of referring 70 slro urine
eiap OF eminence IN this Nothing can h. ,.,,p pr
cevcs a. better ground OF confidence hoss who ~, ., e
gers 10 him.. - WIN arc hHnL-
Consultations may mad. by posi- and for ue, h, 81.
little Jrlvate chest, containing thing necesssrv
Yeedy md private cure tm forwarded be- 1irscisa
re 81. MA imsr
pARTIEs supplied lee Cfesa and Jelly IN forms. =,
M hfEAsE 4 ON.4 vision ri,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27

TNHE WHOLE WORLD should know il that DIR Jaypes
ExpectorI is certain for asthma, and that for
coughs cods consumption wboopng cough Group, bronch
s and every other disease Of the lungs throat
produce the most decided benefit recommended by
without any ercepton for all pulmonary diseases
every other means have failed.
Prepared only by Dr. yayse 20 South Third st. Philadelphia
ma lmsec VIZ =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27
CERTIFICATE.

Of Rhode Island.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by WILLIAM BURGER,
wholesale Druggist so and52 Courand and Green
wch street wholesale agent and by all the respectable drug
Rsts IN the city. m6r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27

LEECHEs-LEECBEs-LEE
40 000 LARGE healthy sweedi and German Leeches
INV -receivedper barque Washington from Hamburg,
10000 Swedish and German Leeches, per ship Roland
ana Dsrquc rankin from Hamburg Fof sale at
ces by q. A. n. WHITE
m23 lm*ec Importer Of Leeches. 1871 William ST,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-27

pAkIlhs supplied W.T., lee Cream and Jelly IN iorms !.
M hfEAsE 4 ONT vision 81,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28
TUES

7 G. BOOTH & CO. at the E.ew-York Cas-,
Tailoring Establishment, l42 Fueou-s,reet near Broad
stil take tbs Lee in economy and
In the manufacture and style oil the sarsrs belong.
l1E 70 gsntlemaus wardrobe.
superiority they enabled ANITA cou5ccusnc.
Of & gena adaptation Of the cash pin ple hr the public
laultin from past experience that tina credit system recssa
MY imposed hsavy the rorpt paving customer TO
r1. o. fieipded 1 this abIi5hmet. 81 .d
ni-h their Customers wit5 s5neToT ye and finish
s' f:a nsI} ssea. Isduct!' from credit prces
ussn lie VINO 1'rsm7ae rsfttnS or&srinE the arrange
saIs OF ths vi would do well give call
a he et tne most extensive IN the city rariou,
rf-nch c Cassueres Of :he cho,cest aers toi which
ms has becoEe c-lesrated Strangers and
anime for aseves and ts; r above assstiors br psfrea
lzIaS an exclusive cash house
filing pes' sis Eo6T G6 'is5Tsa s, s
WIN. I. JENNINGS Il CO Drapers and Tail.
TAIN soic B5qadwa American E2:a oppo.,s the Four
e.",' Cassmsrss, festnss, Sc III all the new
quick returns which has elected liberal patronage, Will
be continued whilst ae such will enable
feature a IN the a5 msi a.; commend II 10
those articles tor immediate the addition 10
meus consisting OF SuEtous Frocs Dress Coats Pants.
looms, Vests, Office Coats, Trovels EIocks Dressing
choice selection CT silk aud Satin sca ,va,s, Hand
s Susn Shirts Co e ssI5H Pe. .nsh hc 'i must piE o,
Inducements TO purchasers. ivl5 stf
MEMS, BOYS AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTH.
W. ING-GEORGE T. GREEN Nos no CHAT.
HAM-STREET and q BOTif.RY, will keep constantly
on hand. full and complete assortment Of MEMS, Boys
made in the FASHIoNARLE STYLE, 70 which lie would
respectfully invite the attention q those wait he has
VESTINGS Sc. by every Packet, and has secured the
services Of experienced Cutters he pledges himself gve
perfect satisfaction to all who may purchase.
". B-GarmsH:s made 10 crdsr at the shortest notice
and icifh S.yTct ;,u.:c:Ility sig trils
DEADY MADE OVER-COATS, WINTER
Cloth Over Goats Winter Frocxs Sacks &c Also extra
aud medium GU y Cloth Ccaks. for sale 23 Broadway
American Hotel Opposite the Fountain.
ol3 isf WAl. T. JENNINGS & CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

IssEa JG IoHN GALER, QormsTly with '.
STORE s. Chatham stree. On opening abv new s,ors
SsSI @ % ia 70 s.oi, the as,snsen Of liz
AND CHlLpREN,s BOOTS AND sHOES, Of City
lnuiactns being OF most epprovsdry and AZ prices
S2ys' and Youths, Calf Boot, aud shoeSL Wa,erpooS
shoes 3nd complete o: Lsdies Gents M,,es
Hsyg had several Years. experience in the business he can
coIadsnty lnu 10 archasss the beat description Of work
B-Eoor and Shoes of svey description maes 10 oraar
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

DRIVATE SCHOOL.-MRS. ATKINSON, re-
Gently OF the Yonkers raae Seminary ha. opsneq
school In Thirteenth street door OF Washington In
stitute Mrs A solc the of t- CITIZENS OF ne
upper wads who appreciate the advantages OF 'oo useo
and religious female educat ion.
A wishes limited numbsr Of girl, as boarding sshG ',.
bosrler Terms and references learned by application ar 3h
street one door OF Washington Institute ~ G&~I
NORTH AMERICAN PHALANA,-Aii com-
munc4tions intended for Of the officers or members
NJ rhs as,oca;jon may until farther aoce, be directed as
iol, - W. D22 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28
STEAM REFINED CANDY.

. l. & A. STUART, 2S5 Greenwich, corner
Il. of Chambers street constantly manufacturing by
steam and have hand, large assortment Of Candy,
Sc of superior quality suitable for the Southern market.
This candy being made from Refined Sugar, will keep in
warm climate harder and dryer than any made from
gar NIB lnis
SUPERIOR OLD PORT WINE Y BRANDY,
- &c-The subscriber offers for sale very superior PORT
Wine in glass and on lraft-a;e old yale Cog, Brandy
Fine Hooks, Ciaets BurguHG,s and Sautrrns in cases Of
one dozen each. Apply to GILBERT DAVIS,
sl4 is,f Is Pine street. OF William.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

4 LII KINDS OF FLOUR, at wholesale and
II rr,ail a, the Croton Mills DIS CherystteeF amliY
Wheat Four Rye do; Prm. Southern DO: Pearl aad Homny
What; Graham Flour, made OF superior heai7kpt con
stant au3 uantrirs - SUIT bakers and Grocers
and a, the lowest market pnces.
The above also put up in small bags Of ktY and
twenty-five pounds for family and VIII De sold Uhote
sal. rrces Krp, continually fresh hand o. daily supply
Also on hand at retail-Ship Stuff Shorts, &C. al the
Mills 2.5 Cherry deors below Ratsers Slip.
n6 arn HECkER & bROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

BY A. B. SANDs& CO., Druggists and Chemists Grani.e
Pg So ae .. e. snS
100 fulton street David Sands Co., No u East bfeadwa
corner of Market and by Druggists generally hrouSnr
LRENCH NGUAGE-Mons Bekeart; Pc
sssor of the French Language hSs norm his friends
that he forming Glasses for beginners at his residence
n B. Private lessons given home at the residsnce OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

ROARp-tor one or two gentlemen and their
- wve. and thre- singh gentlemen NAV h. ~
;ane IN vety pleasant situation, No SO Las, Bo.dvsT
near Market ST. nE iws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that an ap.
licaton VIII be made the Legislature Of the State OF
New York az its next session. Act incorporate The
Irish Emigant Society Of the city OF New York Dated
lOt, November lSiS.
=. orcLln,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

MTGNpaRFuL !NVENTlON to force line
growth Of E!Ca,n HaI-T,;al hctrs onlr s,hillius.
ha name, ci so!e "f respectable c-e can 5.
shown no ive used this and found il eli here stated
sfl and them a they c.r;! s having u,sl
Jones lcEai s!af RESTORATIVE they .ound pc.ss5s hsso
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN-That an cleo
tjon of Directors of the Howard Insurance Company for
he ensuing wear Will be held Monday December 4t at
the office OF the Company, No 81 WaistTses commencing
a, 70 o'clock NJ and closing al O'Clock, NJ.
" rIstascs ~ LEWIS PHILLIPS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

GENTEEL BOARDING s. Mrs CERES, No,
- q Courti.ae. Sire sinsie married s.atle,nen can
DE- accommodated w,th excellent Board aud comiot,b.
rooms moderate terms Also, frout rsrior and bedroou
the second floor. furnished uIurlished nj. Ime
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

4 FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN can Obtain
: 4 nssl, at % John 81. payable in E7cceues n25f
pOARD WANTED-Wlth furnished room or
IL two III the lowe. part OF the City, By gentleman
md his wife Address W. P,ysn, box $50 Upper Pea, O.
fce ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

Sold wholesale and retail ou at III. siyn ns,ic,,
Eas' yn g. ohs,.maes, 2s Fgoassee Bo&.
2oT Kinsstreet Charleston Be very pa,ticpiar and bnw
no where else. Mind! rIs ,,- '
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

GOAL! COAL.!-The real genuine hed As',
Peach Orchard rot purchased at the dock Of second hand
dealer but at the fountain head the mines where We esI
the first quality OF Coal and will be delivered al me following
nrces free of carriage well screened from the Yard sworn
endorsement the back OF each ticket Net 81 %
Stove S. Egg and GF9kei s. 5O from & te taP "a
Yard 5'i !" a'hnE'0n ST. ne'f 'p' GUERNSEY CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

FiNO THE LADlES.-CREAP MUFFS AND
FANCY EITRS OF the bes, materials and workman
ship. for sale at }. H. Ho->-A osS> : L.
nil linz 20 ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

CUPER BEAVER CLOTHS.--Ihree cases
- brown blue and blue black Beaver and Pot Cloths also
case jet black real French Beaver Cloths AID DoeSkn iof
over '0A's 'us' s'' DAvoL's CLOTH. STORE,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

DEAL ESTATE AGENCY, No. 13 and 16
II Douw's Buildings, Albany, y. Y-The undersigned Of
:s hei services the public Agents for the purchase sale
and exchange Of Real Estate for the of business
connected herewith the public Offices IN Albany such
ther .cordng of Deeds OF taxes obtanqs ecazed
cops. public records; Tor the of the
nonresident owners and the transaction OF business
nected III, Real Property generally
Owners Of Farms and estsl Lands will ad i, for their
register property they wish dispose of at this
cfics.
Property advertised the Albany papers a, half the usual
charge.
ton.
RErrarvcEs-Thomas Olcott, Pes,. Mech. and Farmers
Bank Philip, Phelps ESQ. Pep Gompt Hon Daniel Csdy
John { Bergh, Is Merchants EXCHANGE, A S Deley''sF
30 smis A. ELLISON u CO., Albany, y. Y.
TTNION DOOR SPRlNG.-Those who regard
\ comfort and particularly fond t taking cold BY
the door birg ceessy LEFT would consult economy
well health harag this desirable and aufh improved
sDns att ce to their doors. For sale 81 John street
where orders may also be left 20 haT- hsm auied n23 2m
COAL-Peach Orchard and etner Goals cosi-
49,, or ,ar, J. TERRELL,
sis Am corner Of HUDSON and Amos-streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

DlCH plaid AND FIGURED SILK VEL.
II VET VESTINGS, inst received at
DAVOL'S CLOTH STORE,
NV, so Maiden Lane,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

= n. PARKHURST, NJ. D., Ufilce No. rs
W. Frankin-street.4 doors west OF Broadway
Dr. Ps long and practice his profession enables
him 10 say TO his friends - and the public he will insert
from one 10 an entire Sc, teeth gold plate without
-nnrng the least possible e pain They shall be useful
mas,ication and the z tientw be enabled to drink
converse laugh and sleep with much ease and quiet
~ ub ones Teeth - filled cleansed extracted, ln-
serted on PIVOT. and = branch IN the profession a.
tended 10 aud warranted no. 10 be surpassed " any u e
CRY for usefunes durability and beauty. now In
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

RUARD IN BOND-STEEET.-B Board, with
moderate. Mi Ina
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

rom individuals who have suf.
erss; form. are presented for the
New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-28

GOAL AT SUMNER PRlCES-We are sli7
u Sc ling the quality Peach Orchard Coal dsllver.t
from The Yard in prims order the lowest prices ~
Broken Egg Fivs Dollars and halt and S!2Te 2I
IaI Tvs " .,shington corner o! Frankn.st.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
Corsets have no, been generally svp,e,

Corsets have no, been generally sprns
by the medical profession, bu, here Is All
in their ASoF. fhs' fh,1adeIphla ID
says that after the unfortunate accident
Susquehannah railroad, demand having
made for splin,s to bind up the woaudsd
suffe;eFs, to the honor Of the ladies bsns
a supply came promp, as the demand iraaa !
car they occupied, in the shape Of the
bone and wood supporters of their casa]
Thus furnished. the medical gentlemen 4
enabled to render such effec,uaI aid u
wounded as justified their removal 'o&d
which had been prepared for them.
TRuE TO TIE LErreR.-The ShawnSs
Gazette, recently. in an article trea'lagal
coming Presidential election, observes:-rR
who is the friend Of Mr.. Van Buren,, &G
houn, Colonel Johnson, Mr.. Duchaa
Gen. Cass. and will not support any &E
particular favorite, IL NOT DaMocRAr-s
an enemy in disguise. Those grea! aads
,inguished men all profess and adsoc'n
same political principles, and in the seized
Of either of.hem, all is gained is pers'HaI
ference.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
The Montreal Courier. in

The Montreal Courier, in ,p.,I,
that mammoth monopoly, the Hal .,'
Company. walks into the couce,u, y
following fashion; The Hud,0,,s
Company has, in every reapecl /
pest to Canada. I. has robbed NJ
fur trade, prevented for year, M
ment Of the Saguenay, and crips,a|
fisheries. In its transactions i h. IS;
tied a disregard Of The laws alike h
and man; and if its secre, history q
en- to the world, the horrors j, vail
fold would make mems flesh ia +
and their hairs 10 stand on end, Nj
had opportunities Of becoming acqpi
with certain transactions of this con,
and we may. At a future period, offer
remarks on the state of the Indian
half breeds in the Hudson's Bav COZ
and also some specimens of the ~,
which the honorable company se,
the troblesome rivals who dare COZ
with them in The fur trade.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27

Pay OF MEmBras or CoNeRess.-Iaiha
Congress. under the confederation, the aa
bers were paid by The respective states ~
represented, aud not GU, OF the national 'sas
~. Their compensation was by no means
inform, some states paying them sS ps'as|
some So; others less, and one state nads Y
annual provision for them Of SIX huaa's
pounds sterling. This was the case " W y.
1889, when the compensation was fixed az y
per day by law. to last for six years. Ap
expiration Of this period-l796-an eHo'' w. y
made 10 change the per diem mode Of payass. y.
for an annual allowance, bat i. failed; an'
law was passed, without limit as 10 il'ne' GU =.
tinuing the pay at $6 per day. The 9aes. s.
was again brought up in 1914, and a ss1 q,
fOI effort was made 10 substitute for The ''.'
compensation salary. Of $500 to each a ~
Der. This law proved to be one OF Inc NV y.
unpopular acts ever passed with the Ps ~
and but very few Of those who voted y, !.
were reelected. A new Congress was CIV
ed, pledged to repeal it, which pledge was .
deemed in 1916, when the compensate.
Ter. CAL
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27

Mosr INFAMOUS AcT.-We uaders'ana'
says the Springfield Journal. that me e, e.
pensive Railroad bridge across the Ms -.
vaisterre and Briar Fork, between W. y
place and Jacksonville. were entirely az
stroyed by FIRE few nights since-unqus.,,
tionably BY design We do not learn va ~.
any clue has been obtained Of the aula ~.
Of THE dasiardly act. The Railroad = 'uD.
rendered useless for some time TO come.
Mo. Repub. e u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
HER A LD.<
STATE ELECTIONS.

ORio.--This State--forever changing, Ike
channel on a sandy 6ed--has disappo'n'eo
boil, wings and Democrats. neither o. wh''"
expected i, 10 ,uro out 50 whiggish a. the re-
.,,.as show her 10 be. From all shat we can
,.,hs, - Democrats are elected to Congress,
saa IA whius. Gov. Lucas is said to be de-.
faa,ed. The Senate is said to be composed Of
ls Democrats and II whigs--one doubtful dis
,,ic, to be heard from. The House is suppo-
sed 10 be whig by a small majority.
Pennsylvania has also gone little more
whiggish, in the districts heard from, than was
expected. The returns are imperfect, but it is
certain that the wings have greatly gained
The following is given upon whig authority :
PENNSYLVANIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RsTuRs.-The Wings have elected their
Mayor in Philadelphia, by majority Of
1919 votes over Pukins, Democrat. A
Wing gain Of 1851 votes over las. year.
Congress Edward Joy Morris, Wing
elected in the First District, over McCully,
regular nominated Democrat, and Crous.
siisat,, Independent, by majority of 465.
Wing gainSof 1917.
In :he second District, the city proper,
Joseph r Ipgersoll, Wing, reelected.
In the third District, Nathan Sergeant,
Wing, is elected over Smith Democrats
Wing gain.
- In the fourth District, William Conrad.
Wing, is elected over Charles J. Ingersoll,
Democrat Wing gain.
In the York and Adams county District,
DR.. Ness, Independent Democrat, elected
by amajoriiy of754.
In the Washington District, the contest
for Congress between Leet. Democrat, and
Dickey, Whig,is close ); five election pre-.
cincts to be heard from; Leet leading a
bout 100 votes.
In Butler county, Burlington, Wing,
leads Lorain, Dem. 100.
In Lancaster county, Crown, Wing, is
elected TO Congress.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 10th inst.
says Maj. Lee, is elected in the Washing
ton District. In the Lancaster District,
Brown. Wing, is chosen by majority of
500 or 1000. In Franklin Co. the Wings
have $50 majority. in Dauphin about I'll,
in Lebanon273. In Schuylkill the DEM
locra,s have abou! 600 majority.
GEokcIA.-All but 10 counties have been
heard from. and SO fat the whig, candidate for
Governor has received upwards o. 1000 ma
jo:ity. For Congress their gain is nearly as
essass Metz wing gain in the Legislature, 4e.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-27
The cause OF the Revsval Of Business.

We have seen, in certain journals, the pres
ent revival of business ascribed to the tariff
which was passed year and half ago. Ac-
cordiogly to these political economists. the
country has just began TO feel the beneficial
effect of the high duties imposed BY the benev-
olence of Congress. That our trade has grown
more active, say they, is owing to the letters
which have been fastened upon 1t. They are
Of that school who believed that the more
weight man carries the faster he is able to
run. T4
1t is true that a tariff, imposing most exhof-
bitant duties, has been passed. and it is true
also, that, after period of extreme depression,
succeeding the adoption of the tariff. business
has somewhat revived. But it does not fol-
low that, because the tariff was previous in
point of time, that it was therefore the cause
OF the activity which we now witness. The
countryman who believed that Newington
steeple was the cause Of Goodwin Sands, be-
cause the steeple was first built and then the
sands began to encroach or the sea, was 10.
gician Of the aame class with these friends Of
the tariff. 800
The truth Of the matter Is, that such revival
Of business as we have, is not in consequence
Of the tariff, but in spite Of it. The tariff was
imposed at time when severe commercial
depression, owing to various causes, which il
is not necessary here TO enumerate, was upon
the country. The tariff rendered the Gepress-
ion still more severe, breaking up, as it did,
the existing commercial arrangements, check
ing importations, and throwing upon the agri-
cultural interest, the whole expense Of our
shipping, which carried their surplus produce
10 foreigo countries, and brought nothing
back.
But, with the great resources Of our country
and the enterprise and industry Of our citizens,
the depression of business could not last for
ever. We knew that men must buy and sell,
and consume, and toll, and give and receive
wages, and form and execute plans Of busi-
ness, which would call forth these resources
and employ this enterprise. The depression
went on, however, until il had reached its
lowest point--a lower one, doubtless, THAI
If the tariff had never passed-and now the
reaction, SO long foietold and waited fos, shsS
commenced. This is the simple explanation
OF what has occurred. All mon who give
themselves the trouble to thihk--all men who
understand little Of the general relstiour Or
cause and effect know very well that the bu. |
siDess Of country cannot be rendered more
active by clogging it with monopolies, by
breaking up its customary arrangements, and |
BY rendering part Of fts capital useless, and |
divering the rest 10 new purposes. These
are all causes Of loss, Of discouragement and |
of inactiou, and all Of these are TO Sc found in
the new tariff. II
That with this burden wantonly ,snd On, |
pressively cast upon il, the connmerce Of t6e
country should revive and give promise Of still |
greater activity only proves the extent of the
resources which our country possesses, and
tho ingenuity and industry Of our people.