Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-08
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FRIENDS OF PROTECTION! BE READY.

counts Of the revival Of. business aud the lncreas
ed employment OF Industry under the New Ia
rtit. Property is generally apPreciating IN val
ue IN spite ot the Fnlnnus contraction OF the Cur
Tency. which Is at this moment smaller IN volume
than at any time since 1880 Manufacturers of
various ktnGs are commencing and rev branches
Of pradacton opening in tho South and West,
whore II formerly SAID that only Agriculture
coalI be prosecuted This is what the Country
etniuently needs--a better diffusion and propor-
ton Of It's indusfry-and this the Tariff Is etiec.
ting. Three four active Manufacturing villa.
ges IN Indiana and Illinois, which would attract
hther the surplus Female Population Of tho
East, and give employment 10 any which may be
unemployed IN the West-would reduce the price
Of what those States must buy ard raise that Of
every thing they have 10 sell, thus increasing tho
value Of all tho Land, Timber, &c. IN the West.
Money, now almost total stranger 10 whole
Counties, would be largely put in circulation; ev-
cry thing which has any value would possess
cash vaiIe and woald no longer hear OF good
horses sold at The Sheritf's post for So and cows
for 81 90, they have frequently been during
the past year. Oar protective Tariff Is slowly
but constantly working vast good to the Country;
VIC only need Intelligence and iirmness to sustain
II, and all will be we'll. Let man believe tho
Tariff lost because the next House of Represen-
tatives Is likely 10 be Loco Foco; the SENATE
''ihe break water of tho Consttution"-is pretty
certain to be Wing, and viii, we trust, hold tho
Destructivos at bay I'll the Country can be arous
ed TO the rescue. No man has right 10 despair
of the Republic!
The greatest evil now experienced is caused
5y the want Of a National Bank. In tho absence
Of such Institution, Money concentrates in
our Great Cities, where II Is not wanted instead
of jIiiusng itself where II IS needed aud would
, be useful, Millions now piled up IN our Bank
vaults and private repositories because II cannot
be safely loaned cd by its holders SO
to bring them > per cont. while there are whole
districts Of the Country IN winch tina, money Is
wanted or good security and would be worth TO-
There IS chasm between the class which has
money 10 lend and that which might pioftably
and safely borrow 1t, and this chasm would be
bFidged by a National Bank. Had we had such
institution for months past, the money
: now living ido in Cities would have been sub.
scfibed to It's stock Otherwise absorbed by il,
" and loaned out where 1t was most needed and
= would be most productive. That money would
. have been instantly employed in building, clear
3 ing, farming, buying implements, cloths, nc.
" giving employ ment 10 Labor and making mar
. ket for products, TO an extent which would have
% vastly increased the business and the annual Pro-
duction Of the Country. The farmer, enabled
by a loan The security OF his little homestead
to subdue, improve and ferrze H. instead of
wasting his time and worrying his life out 10 get
: executions ed and debts extended, would have
- paid the money to the Laborer that he will
> pay the Sheriff, and his crop would have been
- doubled We believe the absolute loss 10 the
- Country, from the n9n- employ ment Of The Capt.
- tai now locked up in our great Cities, will BIO
. many millions. This evil wall to great extent
= itself ultimately; but what ID lost during
continuance Is lost forever
. The Tariff we haye--a good QUO, notwthsiand-
=. ing few incousiderable delees-and II Is tho
~ sheet-anchor Of The Nations Prosperity. Sur
= rendered 1t can never be; and 1t must not be :
verthrown. And yet if any amount OF fraud and
= tasehood can work its overthrow, 1t tsiU be bro,
" ken down. There interests adverse 10 ihose
=, of the Productive Industry Of this country which
. richly afford 10 spend millions TO crush the
~ Protection enjoyed BY that Industry These
nc interests always vigianf, actye, Intelligent
nc and lavish Of money, while the Home interest ia
u sluggish and careess--too often unduiy confIden
The ono hand unwisely respondent on th'
other. This Interest must be awakened. aud !
o must put forth It's strength IN the struggle now
hs rapidly approaching
red WHITE SLATE PEScMs.--A stone of a whitlsi
la color, easily cut into slender cylinders, which
Bd admirably we'll for slate pencils, has at
afs been discovered at Castleton, in Vermont Tn
led quarry is owed by Mr.. Cain. and is supposed Il
lei re the only III the United States. The pen
cIs make white, and therefore distnc
mark than the ordinary slate peucls.
he LADIES' FASHIONS II PERsIA.--Mr. Perkins, il
ere his new work on Persia states that the ladies'
eft the higher classes in that country devote larg
as portion Of the fr TO the toilet. They pair
the as freely tho French and lace unmercifull
ave as American ladies. In Summer they dlsPens
and with hosiery and shoes Delicate feet are wit
Who ,hem,as much object study delicate hands
han and 10 increase ,her charms, they color The TO
lold nails
let JoE SMITH learn That Joe Smith wa
lers lately indicted in some Of the upper counties
TINS State for treason aud murder, growing out
ent the Mormon war IDmedia tely thereafter a wr
was issued and a messenger despatched 10 Spring
field, ILL.,. with requistion from the Governor
at Missouri the Governor of Illinois for the
ern' and delivery Of Smith. II was intended to kes
"a the whole proceeding a secret, Joe's
low rest but IN some way or other the Mormons
The Springfield got wind Of what was goiup on az
rood despatched messenger TO Smith a, Nauvoo. VI
are told that Smith has left for parts unknown,
at least keeps himself concealed tina, he cam
"a nd he arrested