Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
PROT ECIEN f. IA EF:
\ BRIEF REVIEW OF THE OPERATION OF OUR IA
RIFF LAWS SINCE THE ORGANIZATION OF TIE
GOVERNMENT. INCLUDING THAT OF 1872
VHsFSO7iEs


", declaration millions sufficient
for the carly o pcnscs Governments confidently made
We have that letting INTO power the Wings nave
changed and cNpcnd THAN TWICE THAT ANor NJ
exceeding what expended under 'e former az <
that although much and Will buy at least twice
be done with the inflated currency when Nj AN
}urcn had charge OF the Government We nave seen u cNud-
eance high place, while the people eoans under debt; are
pmchmg themselves in their expenses The State also are
the salaries of their officers, and their valuation
laws and STAY laws WHY at this time Of universal distress
expenditure diminished also: Why are Their
taxes increased the Wing leaders suppose that by bwng
Justify for reform they will not be suspected extravaganza them
selves Did they do for that purpose Do they suppose that
~ they have cot their names up a. pure men, they lie abed
t noon Where we ask the pledges Of eronchmet and
proy made before the election in $40: Where the
improvement business so loudly proclaimed and 50 loudly promised
Where that the wodWlerc Is The CHANGE
and WHAT a CHANGE HAVE WI GOT AT LAST:
The and hard working Of then party have not forgotten
will also forget the dce'crs thcm-c'e At the ballot box
proceed further Will notice What may be urged an
argument favor Of the late tariff VIZ that articles have been
sold among US lately and especially al auction YER! cheap lH
by the general and deep distress which Pade
the country Many dealers failing circumstances, have
become bankrupt ment and have been under the necessity OF
sacrificing their FOODS Besides. large amount OF Goods
brought INTO the country just before tn. tariff bin passed for the
purpose avoiding the increased ta> imposed by that bill Many oil
these goods had be ccNpone and What renamed must he od
cheap But say. that Goods brought hereafter and taxed heh'
be sold low the goods would taxed I'r ridiculous.
The increase the prIcc
THE DEMOCRATIC POIICY rs TO \ TARIFF
In the Gr-t place Is, 10 reduce the National expenses.
Iic statement Of the Wings before the Presidential. election that
the carried for Thirteen millions year ]. true.
they certainly OUGHT to be able To carry for millions
year which would It'll be ten millions year than what thcy have
expended and Rat they propose to eend regular permanent
In fact die Pcls last message calculates expenses for l. II
NJ fi ioHs Wing majority excepted TO
ai r fy ~ act of the President the crorogGHcc.
On the contrary they have high tariffs, treasury and
loans 10 meet all expenses proposed Pactsed
We have seen all that SAID about cold spoons. and
other extravaganza at the Presidents House. Mr. Van Bucn time
that the Wha passed bill February, Isl after the election was
-d N tt IT. favor WING sir thousand doi1rs more furniture
Sc for me Presidents This proves either that hey did
not believe ncvou charges of eNTyaencc that they
,5l moro cvryaaot themselves Ii Is not surprising therefore
INN atplN SAID a
speech which hc delivered IN Conec the o OF August ~
that Lc Democracy had Of sincere and honest determination to
reduce the expenses than the other party
After these al md this conduct and after this mode
Of performing promises who be surprised at The recent changes "
In the u, g, the Democratic party take the ground that
tariff which only revenue enough pay the necessary
expenses of the viii necessarily and OF ITS own mere
opcion give protection that needed ought TO be desired
And this called Incidental protection DO our manu-
rco need amy than such protection Let Mr. Gay
himself ans ,r the question We have shown that the debate on
the con , BILL ne declared that aiertc tariff should by sadua
reduction brought down. the end of the cst or ten years to tho
STANDARD, that the manufacturers IN EVERY BRANCH WONT
sustain themselves AGAINST roHreN COMPETITORS r - s,e ,o
years protection thought sufficient Tor manufacturers, mas no
r,rxrY-srx YEARS Rest assured my counrymen
the object nlct permanent tax ON the industry oil the un
not for the support OF home labor o" TO 'aH ",
faels home labor. bowed down to the Garth to latter
the other trcaticb, already made rich
encourage free exchange farmer provisions and other products
Tor cheap from abroad There mouths enou
the millions OF the old world TO consume our s'P
produce Our manufacturers do It. But the oe4ne
cannot buy produce unless buy the cheap products OF ms ski
in Imports and exports ho equal The leading Wing
pretend they would open ports wider, foreigners would dc
That they this. proven at the las
session Congress this very tariff bill vas before that body
On the I'd August Il Mr. appan, OF the Senator
rom amend the bill 10y providing that Whenever on
corn flour and saed provisions should be received free Of duy int
any nation Europe the President should make proclamation
that fact to the people the United and that three month
afterwards articles made in that nation should be admitted INTO IN
United States only ccpy per cont fqr on the value te5 me
r0fed against the amendments including the senators m
Indiana Surm and WHITE. Eg0y Democratic Senator rod fer a.
nave already England has lately reduced her duties
our produce barrel of flour taken from Indiana Ohio Michigan
into Canada pays only frlr and haiti cents and from theme
England only orty-esh morcakng but S'ty cans ID
scarcely the twentieth OF us value IN tnean
This setting liberal example but instead OF following IT,
Immediately passed high tariff articles from that country
return tirfp ffg hundred and to hundred p
We may expect hear that she has raised the tax
produce up the old mark unless IN future We give her oe''
encouragement o continue O 90 what right
CONCLUSION
us cndcavored seriously place this great question beo
our counrvmen. II know hearts have been acua
only by anxious desire guard their labor and Their property ro
the spoler The rich and powerful They CT
afford TO employ and politicians battle for their nee
They their papers and their speeches with praises OF high f