New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-28
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We knDw not hon pDiIrh credit tp attach "
1i.1 c1ncnt yeJ>y,, that the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!tAt;ng \ Commercial Treaty wiib Great Bntaln,
bgt 1t lnnes wGgbt from Inc appointed tufnor ,Fat
3lr tyeiygter wil remain t,e Gabnet u ncgo-
tsate IT, Our decided itnptesaiori iias fcen ,het
Mf 9geF4e1 mjlI not 'nuct, Iongef fesnaIn m tiis
Gaianct br any parppae leaA II all Im th1s
If he wishca n negotiafe such a Treaty, he VII
i,e fnme EIely 70 yis Lnndon az PIcmpotentIary.
Our reader. vii not need ~ BIZ informed that
We an. immog3bly aYGgl u any snch C0n1hercIai
treaty with Engiand st.e you'd be al all Ike
IL, e1ncede ~. We sre. no neccssity for Il, no.
,hjng 70 be eaiped by II, while yery much Fnnss
be pat ii hazard. The pnfl<Jri ii such Tfcaty
u.1st of confpc be a reduction oi our Duties on
Bdtsh Manufactures and has datics 1n our AZ
sicultnral gtaplea Indcr snch m arrangement,
We should send more Gram and .dcat ~ England
ard take of her iar more Cloths, Wafea, 6sc.
return. Commerce would for brief season he
etttona,cd. but our Manufactures must ba shaken
and crippIed II not prostrated and our hgncm'
,n,c. compelled IL aeek market acroSs The ocean
l,, /, ys,, eirplus Product, would bc doomed 10
ai4fafst on Iow prices fof ever Wheat and f"fk
nspl,i at tImes he higher 10 New York and Ncw.
ORLEANS, bu. Gar lower IN the interim. than under
the Home Marka policy.
We oppose a Commercial Treaty with Eng
land, believing 1t would be injurious to the great
I,aboripp Class of bo,I, Countries. They could
or,duce very little more Food and ClotLing than
nov, wnilc .hey would have to be taxed IN wages
and prices enormously to dcfray the COIL oi 70
much crtra transportation. la other wofdh, the
producers of q hundred thousand bushels of Wheat
on the enc houd and Gf Gfty thousand yards Of
BroadcotJ on The other, .nust pay on, Of their rcr
cral earnings the cost d transporting the Wheat
10 England and bringing back ibe Cloth, over
vyha, they would pay under an ADEQUATE and sta
blc Protection, which would soon plant them side
by ride IN our oy'n Country
,negcr yet pood policy for M AgricnIin-
rsi yaiion that could manufacture scnd its
Gram four thousand inilcs and there exchange IT
iof Cloth The cor, Of transportation cats up
Tie product md whilc the Cloth ~ obtained
few cen.s cheaper, The Gram - sold rninousiy
fowcy. In exchanging Flour ior Cotton, or Sugar.
., Coffee there Is q real reciprocity, IN cxchang
.np !, vth distant country for fabrcs there IL
none. The advantage IL all on The sde Of the
producers oi the fabric, whose transportation costs
next nothing.
We obiec, 10 The cntang.ng aisucc. Of
Commercia Tfcntes with great Manufacturing
natiors 4 1ariiI, il ostakcn may be mod
fed bu, Treaty must bo fulfilled to the letter
iot the specified term of years. Meantime, the
advantages expected may utterly VANISH, through
other Treaties changes IN the currents OF
Trade. lcnyng the crlls greatly aggravated, To be
endured annc.
We hope no such Treaty i. hetlouAly intended
Ic, our 1arit stand IL ~ fow years and the
Colntry VIII have wrought out ior l,s9f so!id
and dur1blo prosperity. We have nov around
,,a the clements Of better state OF things IN
duatry and patience wall perfect II; Fash cApen-
,ucn and hasty innovation will unselle and proba
say rum all Let Ills have the wisdom TO let well
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