Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-29
From tho Rlshme "a Wig
FrFECfs OF WHIG POLICY


SUR would besidw upon the country, By
cons de,ing the resulis Of singe n.ea
. sure. The Tariff is tie only ore OF ia.
, entire sores OF measures, WI ich coasn
/ tuIe Wing policy, which has been cafrlet
into pfacticaI operation. Az the rsl--
Bauk 10 give sound agd unt,Fm car
rrncy, aud the Distribution of the lAnC
money to re eve the people Of Il States
failed through the treachery OF John ~
Ter TIE tariff a'on", to pro ect An erl
can industry and save Us from the desc
latng inundation 81 the products OF the
pauper labor OF Europe, became law. =
A sense Of the necessity Of thst measure
for ths independence and prosperity o.
the country, was too imperI9us to be re-
sist d. even by the stoliday and knavery
Of Ty ierism. II was known that the
people Of this great country could not and
would not submit to be robbed Of their
indept ndence, aud made the mere yassals
I Of the English manufacturers and money
dealers. Al no pedod since tho reyolu,
tion has there been an administration
which dared to propose such thing TO
The American people. On the contrary,
every administration from Washington $
down--Jefie rson's not excepted has
strongly urged the policy and wisdom OF
cherishnp our own industry as a
source Of prosperity and the means Of
commercial and political Independence,
Its only the new lights aud drcame.s OF
the present day,who have vcntured 10 rJ-
nose, that we should throw open our ports,
and make an Unconditional surrender OF
our national industry md Independence
to foreign nations.
The Tariff, which, although unaccom.
panied by lis natural ally and help'mate
"A national institution 10 regulate and pu-
r,fy the curreacy--has gone into opera.
ton, and has produce d more beneficial re-
I suits, than any one measure ever be-
I fore 10 the same time, ia the whole his
tory Of this country. When General
Harrison took tho Presid ntial Chair,
what with the experim MS upon the cur
rency, the war upon the Banks, the ope-
ration of the Sub Treasury, The dePreda-
/ Tins of the public officers, the RAPID de-
cline of the Tariff, aud The Immense i'm.
porta'ions Of 70 eign goojs-the p oPIe
were oppressed With debt-tholr encf-
ges were paraiyzed, because industry
was attended with no reward, and the
credit If the Government was upon par
with that If the Brand Bank, or q MIS-
sssppi Repudlator. The United States
could not borrow dollar, exert at DIS
co mt But now, I'm Ter the unailed ore-
rlion Of the Tarif, the whole aspect OF
things is changed or changing. The Co.
vctnmcut can borrow any amount OF mo-
ney at AMI per cent interest, and a
new song is being pat in the mouths OF
the people. Ia all quarters OF the land,
we hear OF the symptoms OF reyiVlng pros
peritv. TIL great m nuloctuTing inter
est S Goursling, ard vet the people are
buying gao Is eh apr th n they were ev-
or Aoaahl bcf r.. Numbers, who had no
work to d., are now employed, earning a
romlut be sntsisfeLc". The coal and
the iron OF Virginia and Pennsylvania
are nov feeding aud clothing thousands.
Even Richmond which has been so Sc
v,fciy soutge by III tmpircism and
folly OF Loco Foo mis- ule, has felt tho
Dtnt IL III ticHiS VI ~ 'ut9 'h 'O'' -
,roG On through Richmond, the whole
State will drivr wy nslb!c benz fits
rom the "a ne sour e.
Tht sc arc the m rc h,g uuings the
200 results # T,f IT, When com
M need under ivory S dvuut1gc, and
c nrnues under the chilling thleat staring
i ia the laro, lha, It's existence IS TO en-
l,,ro 4,,,t "a u,pr., no
We S,hi ,n articles. which pourtray
soue OF the goods, this drtcstcd measure
has entail, d up3n tie c uutry:
Fra~ @e NtAr5Rs Banner
rFFEClS OF TIE TARIFF.
TIE id. is tirn'ns. Til, diminished
m, rlaruns etGs, d b., tie scarcity ii
money aud the exec ssive introduction #
forcign goods in anticipation of the tariff
act 10 ls4l, are rapidly augmonting = the
credit Of the Cove ramenl is recovering
the prices OF domestic manufactures have
been greatly reduced, We give some
extracts from co,emporary prints in this
counexicn which must be gratifying to the
friends OF well arranged Tariff System:
F,om he albany Evening Journal
Tine unusual amount of European
manufactures with which cur markets
were glutIed in lS4l, has been gradually
consumed. nemand begins 10 revive,
ard wi h the renewal of demand, comes
renewal Of supplies. Oar vessels no lon
ger return empty from across the ocean.
Every packet and transient ship now
comes fuIl-freighted. And the same yes
sells that bear heavy cargo of merchan.
disc bring also n large amonnt Of specie
The Tariff of lS4l is at ergth Sin foil
operation" and inst al OF running our
commerce and draining US Of our 81 ecio,
ms predicted by the advoca tes Of British
Free trade, it is impartnga b, althy slim
illus, to the business Of the county, al.
ding largey and steadily to our supply Of
the precious NC ais ana laying broad and
deep the foundation Of the National pros
peIiiy and glory"
An Illinois paper has the following:
Several fine stocks Of sprng goods
are now opening in this city. See adver.
lisements in this paper. The staple at
tcles Of these stocks are mostly of do.
me site manufacture. Fine American cal
icoes can be purchased at Is cents yard
and less, which are far better than the