Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-10-10
gs.--<rcrS Of Wy webster.

Mr. Webster attended the State Agricultural fair re-
Gently held Rochester, " y lie made asFeoch which
ofconse cracked up mastery effort by las adnFeFs'
bat contains blunders which should disgrace second
Editor. say nothing about Statesmen lie chang
Is bis position relative 10 protection aud takes ground
rather democratic than that generally occupied by
the Wings This l. tbrlc 10 the correctness Of demo
cratic doctrines Yet he bundcrs still. IN hi~ theory Is
well as in M facts. lis brct not properly Prcpar
cd \ New Y,rk paper quotes passages of las speech
and exposes h~ weakness. a. follows -
I'VE will bring few Of the statements IN different
parts Of the speech in lux.apostion as follows
Take the eastern part of Virginia and North Carolina
and what have they for sale cne asrIculiuFai pro-
duct. and alone. which largely consumed by NE
agricultural and manufacturing classes of New EusiaHd
aud the other northern States We pay those States ma
ny millions annually for that product We are ihcr
be-; and their only customers fagfand iCit not ta]e
byshd cfteir ,cbea'taey teak Utmost ercasireiy 10 me
SHarLet of re Aorth.
The honorable gentleman meant comparatively, b.
The Treasury tables show that England has bought
SlI0o0o0o of bread,uils from the United States IN the
la; three ycais
Time and events will Justify what sand; and what
said tins ENGLAND anxious 10 obtain orr der,c"-
tDri grodacs- She l. most ANXIOUS 10 exchange h'f
manufactures for them.
do say gentlemen that the agriculture Of county
j. The great matter which demands the protection "i our
government II j. mi>noHer 10 speak OF the protection
of manufacturers 1t the protection of agriculture
that Is wanted Ii l. furnish 10 agricultural pro-
ducts mdrici-G home marktt-d inrec laarhd have
many friends Massachusetts, whose capital l. invested
IN manufactures. They deserving OF the protection
and fostering of the But suppose they
did They their manufacturing capt.
tai 10 other pursuits
A. a question of political economy-God forbid that |
should introduce party politics here-hut as question OF
political economy. the inquiry Will arise where the sur
plus products of the soil shall find sale Tins, repeat
i the object of Government 10 provide
Articles Of the growth
of the OF New York and of the have greater
proson than before found their way into England
GifhiH mOptkS quite frGdc has bccR opcHfd
While in the city of New York took occasion to en-
quire of my friends how and they assured me
that cargocS of beef pork and lard. being constant
" shipped aud that recently several ships of the largest
class have lcft New York for Liverpool and London la
den exclusively with provisions for those markets These
articles gong with the hope Of Obtaining fair
profits partly because they cheap here. and be-
England had mod,fed hr tarf This i quite a
trade. Should policy be ddoptcd 10 aUgn,m his
trade ho ,c0ud reoice The poor of England would
be better cd-we would be better paid and the interests
of all would be promoted.
Why how would they do in Of war Where
would the planter find sale for ms crop He would
be forced to rely alone upon the home market That l.
the earliest though not the largest One hrd If the
crop disposed Of at home The planter gets hs
paw earlier from the northern consumer and price rod
chich dispose Of the reaindcr Of The crop These gR
uemen, truthS-they elements of political econo
my and upon James rIver IN Virginia, and IN
North Carolina, a. they are in New York
Mr. Webster that third of the crop sold at
home. The following the crop and quantity consumed