New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-26

WEBSTER SO hrrn irlend TO flolcctioi! -
can Industry as IN this letter he processes iHiseli
10 be. Whether the measures proposed IN ms
Baltimore speech could BE- completely CARED OUT
and vet the principles Of this letter firmly uPheld
ro.v he more apparer. when they are more DIS
t;nctlv and definitely explained: the genera oo-
4;act here said to DC most deslrabIe-nalney the
securing to American Industy OF ample and per-
uanent Projections one we shall gladly anc
earnestly labor to effect:
Bos7os, April Is, 1873
Hon Daniel H'e5s.cr:
sisThs undersigned, few Of yeur friends. azys
ou-xpea;eGiv ead Iris mo-;c- Of your iasao 70 TeiIn
GU sn tl- Department oi 5:ate zssas-oa. They q =
cceiy hope a IL d-rg I.ls no; OuI PurP2ze HaslE
Tire thGss Yui!c la9srs. IL Hich - ha' r.
-rrd sucl s.rTice The cougtry = te-f-:'2
le rnzar important questions .erna5E % o. zfIied ys9
-4 i necessary 70 remove .o:f position 10 ,ica iG
ere most eu.iaea.iy us-fc sld is @ b-> -esfctiil-
II ta1k or Inc Good have to:e, tc lei tai tb=y
nav ey yCur pe;Iaot.n b ezdy sd "iiuG % %
fs6:e snel a suitable occssjoa shall ot'-r.
Vce rav CONSIDERATIONS poiat you Sir IS he OILY m
soutn can look VT eqis car1,sce Tor ''eeUoh' an
h whom nay Be szfr trusted fully and frey ID.
jnstTnen of pr-llrnGares in The imrTtaat 2at o. th@
sa:t e!Deut of International tr1de b nna :res
AID reciprocity Of be7ei;. which al It's Cote
v and Grea Britain Nothing wcr'd .ite theGt gfese
p.eass than 20 learn that was c-neTnfa-
I'D which tarS. matters nlcf your
net AID control either Warrington or elsewhere ~
that Though lGager active nyo,r n the present f" V
sranent yen sui engaged fed worthy OF you
alc.,s vit tn. probability Of .esuit acceptable not 0n
+ 70 your own cru try. hut 70 EH!op-
With h- h CHEST consideration, thcy hsve the honor 10
suJecbe themselves your friends arG hu'able SER ants
David S.ars H. G. Gus r T. Perkins, T. 6. Brooks, !:
p,.corr W r. Gardner c. P CpI;ie NIn Stuigis F@lk-
i H,ven Robert Hooper, Jr J. !. Bowditch, Wm. tno-
" john L. Gsrdaer F. Robbi~s, JOSEPH Ti!deo, Hem!
Cabot Il a;us Sargent, Robert G. Snaw, Josah niac.
4 Eran i4rlSa
Balcli.
WAsrlycroy May ID, 1883
GENTLEMEN: have received your letter Of the
29th OF April. You look, gentlemen with de-
gree OF solicitude, whcn | can we'll appreciate,
TO the probability that an adjustment OF lmpor-
tant questions of international trade, between the
/ United States and other countries, especially
4 Great Britain Will be attempted fear you esi-
mate quite too highly my own ability TO render
useful service TO the public IN such transactions !:
but, by whomsoever conducted, should feel the
strongest interest IN their success, should they
,ake place | confess that. beng truly and SIN
cerelv devoted to the protection of American Ia
Dor and industry, ! consider 1t TO be Of the highest
i Importance 10 give TO that labor, and that indus
try, a security, a stcndiness OF support, per1na-
nencv Of encouragement, which they have not
lately cnjoyed, and which | fear, they are not
likely 10 enjoy hereafter, unless more compre
hensivc pocv be adopted than that which has
hitherto been pursued.
The question of protection has mingled Itsc!i,
to such q degree with questions of supposed local
interests with political questions, and struggles
for political power, that it has not been suffered
to be at rest on any basis. 1t has had no reposc.
This is evidently great evil All interests dc
mand steady and settled policy, and convc-
ton of this truth appears to be becoming general
and strong. Those who possess the means of
living, desire to feel secure in Their enjoyment;
and those who have such means 10 earn, must
wish, above all things, to know what they may
depend upon, when they devote their capital and
their labor TO particular pursuits or modes OF occu-
patton.
1t was thought that something was accomplish
cd, and certainly something accomplished,
by the tariff ac, of last year. \ ct it had hardly
passed before events occurred, creating the high
est probability that the whole subject would be
ag1atcd anew in the next Congress Are we al
WAYS to be in this tiuctuating state Are we new
or to be able 10 look for any thing but success
sion of changes Is there no way OF bringing the
whole country, and all interests 10 an adjustment
shat NAV promise some degree OF quiet, and Of
general satisfaction No doubt the varions pur-
suits OF the pcoplc OF this country have really and
truly IN themselves strong mutuaity OF interest
The gram a:,d corn producing STATES must al
vrays find the best market for the surplus OF Their
products in the manufacturing and commercial
population of The East; az they viii always find
the price of manufactured articles, such as they
necs!, kept low, and the quality good, by the pro-
duciions OF Eastern labor. But sorlcn and abund-
an. is the gram crop of the country, that, beyond
what may be demanded for the consumption of
manufacturing and commercial districts, there Is
sti surplus, Tor winch. or part O: which,
foreign market is desirable. The cotton crop. too.
though It finds a market al home. ,nc value Of
which, think, has neve. been sufficiently appre-
catcd, requires, nevertheless free expectation, and
+ . large consumption abroad
Cannot those who are concerned IN these IN
terests he brought into h3ymoav and concert of
action, proPortioned 70 The real harmony and mu-
:uatty winch subsist between the interests them
selves For ny part, | think tie experiment,
worth trying, and should nave -rc3; kopes OF ITS
success II there were 10 fear OF opposition from
collatcral or oytrinSic causes. Ny inquiries at
;he North, and through the contre and at the
South ana West. have been extensive: and the
rcsolt has led 20 INC conclusion winch have ey
pressed. would not speak with confidence upon
matter yet u2tred, and Which, | know. may
encounter 4 variety of oHie1;louS; tut repeat
ihat in my OPINION, the experiment Is worth
ttir trial. We may well make our earnest en-
ceayor even upan Sigh; encouragement, 10 give
permanent support 10 tie industry OF the country,
anu staaihty To the business and pursuits of life.
rs TO myself, gentlemen, | have no expectation
/! II beng concerned, IN any mgtner, III negotia-
aons connected with this subject; and am happy
o know that the country has many h<nds. ADLER
han NINE, 10 WELD such concerns The Gov.
snaent has eminent ability al i;S command.
9th at home and abroad. have no wisl, to 20
broad on pubic service. If negotiations should