The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-16

striking on he appropriation, and aid be vas
opposed 70 548 ia al - parts.
I should report these speeches - full bui =
sns relates 70 re psrs11aiy, end a 10 Is
nocch ST.. Adams raid my reports very.
ven high compliment, 4 would rather cav no.
thing about Il, bot leave il i1r others 70 20 60.
II SoWeFeT, they Do not % justice 70 bis
speech thea I viii tsH yo1 what be said about
thsrsporls 10 The New York Heraidw
What made lhn whole matter the more re-
mnfkable, WA. tnt MF. Robert Tyler was on
thehooF, close By Mr. Adams and Arnold, and
heard italli d gushbini"
JUDGE THE TREE BY rs FRUITS.
Mr. hicDuiia has baan making an eloquent
ana vigorous speech IN the Senate il oppusi-
ton 70 the Protective Policy and tie New Ia.
rif, which Re den0unces az robbery ofihe Az
ricultuFal interest, aad especially 81 the South.
These assumptions are testified as fJl0ws -
The Duties levied on Foreign Manufactures
average De alledges) 40 per cent. and these
raise ne price Of both Foreign and Domestic
hbrics. Nov our consumption Of Foreign
Manufactures is e40,0O0,000, while that Of
our Domestic fabrics Qncluding hats, boots,
eaats, d1c.) Is nine times a. much or $780,
O00000000; and on the gross sum, or S4OO,-
100000, the Agriculture Of the country now
pays q tax Of 40 per cent. or Sl0o,0OO 900 -
one.tenlh Iof i 70 the Government and the
balance to the American Manufacturers Of
s Cloths. Hardware, Shoes, Clothes, &c.
Let Us test this grave as 'umption- Mr.
McDufie alledges that the consumer Of any
Protected article pays tax Of 40 per cent. on
-it--so that i would be 40 per cent cheaper If
the Tariff were abolished. May we inquire
uhai L e that would be forty per cent cheap
ar than now in the absence ola Tariff Name
The article, Or. McDufhul win you venture
70 cay Cotton Goods We have abundant
indisputable evidence that these i1sre neUer be
fore 50 cheap as dey Roi0 are-that French
prints recently imported Tor 81 10 cents are
now manufactured az Lowell and Manche steF.
and sold for 2 ID eenis---svcrY sTay equal in
quality TO the imported, Good Sleeiihgs and
Shirtings from Lowell are now offered 10
abundance al 5 10 cents per yard-better
than We formerly imported ior 40. or could
now introduce 80 as 10 supply fully and steadi-
" eur market, for 10. Just so Of WOoens.-
There never was a time when One Million
Dollars would buy more BrOadcloth, quantity
and quality considered, in our markets than a.
this moment So OF Coal Hardware, and all
the efficiently Protected manuhctures-so
even Of Iron, on which a slight rise was to
have been expected. The fact is, that all the
. efficiently protected products Of llome Indus
Try are larsr han they we're before the Ia
rd-lower than they would be without it -
Now and then a 1T Of foreign goods would be
eold ruinously below the cost Of producing
them, and so interrupt and break down our
Home Industry, but the average price wond
be higher without a Tariff than il now is.-
NJ McDuifio and all the Free Traders, " no
reason rom their theories in defiance Of ascer-
tanned and notorions facts, are daily deceivng
their implicit followers and tending 10 bring
ruin on the Country The Tariff 10 working
10 right but II cannot d every N ng--s u
less in minute. II must have me 10 hmId
w new branches Of prudu,iinn-to assure md
diversity the industrial energies Of the Com
try Il Is doing great 90 d nov. IN shutting
ont the food offTcign fabrics that would 9th.
erWirc mnndaie us-but u has not vet created
a Currcncy--ii has not July quickcned The
manufacturing interests, because Of the scar-
city Of money, the ruitenncss Of credit, and the
apprchcndcd danger that lis prov ions will
he repealed or greatly modified next year
Sull,.it Il d ing good work, n which the
-Acneiis will become more and moro apparent
with ryery m nth Of is stable existence -
Why should he 20 vchemcn'y hasclcssly
apailed! WIN not the friends Of Hon, In.
duHry arouse to Their danger - Tribune.
Dtsot Gw;u has repled TO Nc. Adim' re.
marks respecting reputation. tiwin virlu lily
CONFESSED the charge nfdishonesly, and solght
toju'lify it BY the example Of others Hear
HIM!
lie said. ut was strange Mr.. Adam should
have sorrcai horror Of repndialinn when thai
gentlcman Ind voted for the bankrupt law,
which WIS but reputation in another form"
Does Doctor Gwm mean TO claim any merit
Tor not having ayailed hmself ri the benefit o
the bank rup. acll lfsn il is lime TO strip him
al his assumed purity by diyuluna the truth
Doaor Gwin could NJ take tlle I Of thai
at FOR tao ruasols.
lat lie would ther be compel 10 make his
relatives drsgorge the spoils ul VIII ch they have
been made the recpen or commit perjury
2ndly. lie is a deanlfcr m his Office and
therefore excluded from the benef Of that act
Vicks. Wing.