Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22
FRIENDS or PROTECTION :
RE READYft

BE READY
rt--, every portion Of the Union we have nc.
"A, Of the revival Of BusineSs and the in d.
.,,s,d ,mpioymen, Of Industry under the New
"a Tropcry is generally approaching IN
80 IN ,p.le Of the iuinous contraction Of the
-.r,,pry. which u Of this momen, smaller in
/, inc han al any time SINCE 1880. Manuiae.
H., q! ARGUS kinds are commencing and new
,f< b., e production are opening ia the South
"A Wen. where j, was formiy ssid ,ha, only Ag.
-.hsrr could be prosecuted. This is wha, the
.s,,v s,,inrrtly needs--a better diffusion and
I'D mo- on q is Industry and this the Tariff Is
e.rt;nv. Three or four active Manufacturing
M se, in ind,ans and Illinois, which would al
/ al ihihcr the sur pus Female Population Of the
g,s All give employment to any which may DC
.,maloyei IN the Wesi--would reduce the price
shs, those States must buy and raise that
,,,fy hing they have 10 sell, thus increasing
!, ,alse Of ali the Land, TIMBER, SC. IN the Wesi
Nosey now slmos, total stranger to whole Coun.
I, would Sc largely put in circulation every
az which has any value would possess a cash
r,ae and should no longer hear OF good horses
az Il The Sherif's post for IS and cows for 81
"a as they have frequently been during the past
,.sf our Protective Tariff is slowly but con
rsr,y working vast good for the Country; we
al Deed intelligence and 6rmncs to sustain il,
&c ii will be well La no man believe the Ia
4 ,F5a because the mex, House Of Representatives
iktly 10 be Loco.ioco the Scna,e-1he break.
saier Of the Constitution, pretty certain TO be
Wigs and will We trust, hold the des,ructvcs al,
ay oil the Country can be aroused to the rescue.
Ne man has right 10 despair Of the Republic
The greatest evil now experienced is caused by
be want Of National Bank In absence Of such
IA Institution, Money concentrates in our Great
CAFES where il is nc, wanted instead Of dffusing
self where i, is needed and would be useful
Millions are now piled up in our Bank-vauls and
vae repositories because it conuot be safely loan
Z or invested by its holders so as TO bring them
|sbe there arc whole districts of the Country in
utch is wanted on good security and would be
|aoth 10. There IS chasm between the class
which has money to lend and that which might
fofi,ably and safely borrow it, and this chasm
|goud be bridged by National Bank. Had we
ed such an institution for six months past, the
|noney now lying idle in our Cities would have
zen subscribed to its stock or otherwise absorbed
D. Il and loaned out where it is most needed and
ould be most productive That money would
aayc been Instantly employed IN building, clear
b. iarming, buying implements, cloths &c Civ
Boz employment to Labor and making a market,
5or Products, to an extent which would have vast.
NJ Increased the Business and The annual produc.
on Of the Country. The farmer enabled by a
loan On the security Of his little homestead to sub.
iae, improve and fertlize it, instead of wasting
ls time and worrying his life on, to get executions
ftayed and debts extended, would have paid the
3noney o.ihe Laborer tina. he will now pay to the
fberif, and his crop would haveIbeen doubled -
We believe the absolute loss TO the Country, from
be non employment Of the Capital now locked
ps our great Cities may be millions This
ri will be to great extent curse itself ultimate
fat what is los, daring its continuance is lost for
The Tariff we have is good one no,wi,hs.and
ga few inconsderable defec,s-and it i. the
feet-anchor Of the Nations Prosperity Surren-
'rered j, can never be; and i, must not be over.
rown. And yet if any amount Of fraud and false.
ODD can work lis overthrow, it tciH be broken
fown There are interests adverse to those of the
EPTOdu.ive Industry of this country which can
fford to spend millions to crush the Protection
pow enjoyed by that Industry Thes interests
pre- always viigent, active, intelligent, and lavish
4 none ywhlle the Home In,eres, is sluggish and
8arless-ioo of often unduly confident on the one
'and or unwiseIy desponden. on the other This
Yn'eret must be awakened, and must put forth its
Fength in the struggle now rapidly approaching.
~ Y. Tribune.