Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-05-01
vol. llf.-.vO. 49,

ere' Where has the American farmer market fr
rs surplus PRODUCED Except for cotton he has nehe,
t7rogn nor . home market. Dors not this clearly
afe, when there mark. either at hume or Abroad
mat There IL too much tailor IN derieuit,re7 Common
s,nse Al unce points the remedy Take fron aor,-
culture III the bniied States sir hundred HhvsuHd sssn-
eornt". and children aud you will al once Give a mar
RI nj more bread suhs than s Europe now furnises
ns w shut sir we have been too org subject To the
potcyq Eriiih merchants Il ia Tine thai we should
hee1mr lue mnre. fneric0nSei and instead offecdrne
The peppers and iabfs II Enrind feed cuy 6aru: q
elsf, N abort time by continuing present policy
We shall all be rendered paopes ourselves is there.
i7fr. my opln'on. thai careful aud mdicous TARIFF
Ia much wanted 10 pay national debt and TO afford
s Tie ncans o that defence wbin ourselves on hich
the sarty u our country aud liberty depends and LAST
honQh not least give proper distribution our labor
Which most prove beneficial 10 The happiness udepca-
dtnre, and wealth III The community -
/ he Journal 81 the United States Senate Of 1904
when General jackson a member Of thai, body will
she" that during the discussion Of he ia bill Of that
year he voted "a the several articles came up in ayr
Il duly IN ifon In lars and lois. Of nine cents ref
hundred per cent and more On cotton begging da,y
!lour and hall the square safd duy Of thru.
cents per pound On iron cables Chains duty ot TWEEN.
~ five ccuts per lushe on wheat and o 6ly cents PER
hundred On 05nf upon inn duty Of thirty seven DOL.
lars per ton and an increase Of duties On DISTILLED spir
lis ot fifteen per Finally, on third and las read.
ing 81 the ar B # 1874, General Jackson voted for
II with all ts protection
Anry,nc Of leuet nom General Jackaon TO Guy
eoor Ray, of odans dated February 23h, ls2s, reads
thus. after bfot lnroduclion:
W nh these rennrks pray ynn. sir respectable 10
antr I" the Senate If lndaha that my upihb6e nj
present are pr rctsfly ,ciat they IN 1893 and 1894
'rhen fdcg rere communicated. by letter 10 Dr. Cole
mn @ No'h Gnrolino, ond ,clen roted dr tie pres.
eht fWV hd appropriation for internal improvements
As that clnf VAS written nj iilue whor no divisions
ii sentiment On It's subjects strongly naked Az
Lucy are IN relation both 10 the expectancy and consf
fniiand'Hy I" the systfm IL is entl, sed hefpih and
beg The favor Of sont ENcrency consider IL ran of
ihs communication. The occasion out If whieh il a.
erse was embraced with hope IT prove any doubt,
miseooslrneen necessity for future inquiry respect.
ny nay oprla' or 'hh stites which you refer mar.
u'uarIy III ose States Which ynu have designated a,
cher ehoG POLICY al variance with ytuf own. To
preserve our invaluable Constitution and be ,Jtcpared IL,
fepel The lhw aions # ireign fe by the practice Of
economy and The cultivation. ,nfia o,gsslrrs If Tho
means Of the national defence sud independence should
be. II srtns Ia ne, The rsdihp objects Of any sy.,,m
Which nsP't's the name AMERICANA end Of every
prudent administration VI our Cos efntnetil."
THE RATES OF TIE DIFFERENT TARIFFS.
We present lrafp liable Of the duties inpy ed bv Tia
ierenl acts oi 1916, 1924 1928 1892 Is43 UNI thu
ledding aud mpaftan sttitles II CONSUMPTION From
hat VIII be seen with hat sincerity VI purpose tho
Demncratlc party lqs rallied the Wing Marty for m.
1rl oi l0IH. h" comparison will sitw, that whether
The " hils be laril nirR noi, still thai the Usuo
crdfs nre snch and whether they ad1caic prerion or
Mt Mat The Democrats have adeocdted and passed mos
oppressive nn1 h,gbo Isrfs than lhrt From ,b.s,
ocs tho Pcope vii that no reliance ia 10 be placed
III The complaints and accusations Of the Denucrais.
Fiat "mle they condemn tbs hies. tiey have BEEN
a1f g0Wy Than tnso they assail, and tliat n. sho.
elrrl OF such continued and heatpss assaults hss hccn
II gel N power themselves pcrpetrale gtedsr erifs In
The enhancement 81 thcif own pulley They are and
trer hire been fn9g men, openly advocating pru,cc.
,mn "i the highest order. and vet they censfa the
u hs7 'r The npson Of duties, wleu on sinilsr ar.
4ees, they have aiNays imposed hahcr duties /, IL
M characteristic d he party To d, act aud then
fhhfe uhrra Il tiiey PrIofm similar one No conf
inee can he rpased IA thcn uf they act without re
frnce To any hAed principles whaleser-sways i-kiny
me, however, govern er conduc so ., orst 10 sb
'rfe the views 81 thtlr party, by relying alone ON tho
'laa'r ' :" 'ne opt 70 deceive hoso who may