Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-09-26

of cotton ana wsoijen 1n,!.- do nat need or
ask protection upon ,teic lab.tcs. There Is
no, an ops.. pr, from Gibraltar to Canton,
or from the Is,imus o: Darea to Monterrey \
where they cannot nov compete with the /
English manufacturer. but they DO need
some safeguard sgains, this constantly re-
curing drain OF specie which uasettlos The
foundations Of traffic and keeps the whole
circle Of monetary interest in state OF !9
verish excitement 1t is the makers %
Hats. Boots, Shoes, and Paper, the IRON
founder, the sugar planter Of Louisiana the
hemp raiser of Kentucky and Missouri and
the wool grower Of Ohio AMI Illinois. that
need discriminating duties. Disturb the
present law so tar as these States arc inter
estea, and the election next following Will
show how they regard it We except Hi
nois, she would be where she now is, bu;
the State that would pattern after ier III
aught should have the bar sinister impress
ed upon the stripe and star which repre- SCENTS
her upon the folds of our flag how are
!
pose the Ell Dorado OF tree trade to be real.
| IL ed. the merchants OF Iowa instead Of max
| ing their purchases in the eastern cities send
ont their orders to Manchester and Leeds,
Birming ham and Sheffield for with all tram
mes removed from trade they are not go
! ing to pay an importers profit in Boston and
New York. The orders are filled and the
goods are sold, the period OF remittance
comes round. they have received for their
sales the staples Of the country, these are
shut out of Br tish ports by duties averag
ing over one hundred per cent, this never
will pay; they ship these articles o the great
outlets, N. York and Boston and follow on
tn effect sales. Their factor say, "Cents,
we are overfowlng with al these commodi-
ties, our manufacturers have been compail-
ed to abandon their OLD pursuits and Till
the soil, we cannot effect sales The mer-
chant having no means Of remittance re-
turns home, regulates" his English debt
and the next loco foco Legislature enact q
stay law. We do not say any thing like
this can happen; it carries Impractical biity
upon its every Ineament. but it is the ten
dency OF the visionary theorsing which is
, spawned forth week after week by the enc
mics OF the tariff Now every bushel oil
wheat and every barrel d pork received
goes directly TO the SEA hoare, md offsets &c
the extent of it's curren, ya,go "a" ont>tahd
ing Indebtedness. The lafmer here gets Ton
ali his products, goods at low pr.ces, or. i
he wishes it, cash Unhappy people o
Iowa: the wing Tariff ot ~ has a heavy
weight of respons, bility resting upon II io
the misery to which it has reduced y"u =
We must glance again to7 noment at thu
, condition of the operations over whom De
g mocrdcy raises such "dolcful miscrere. =
q Take the city Of Lowell, where every nhab
4 liant is directly or indirectly dependent up
y. on the spindle and loom; to say nothing o
=, investments in mill ard bank stocks, rea
. &c, bond and mortgage ard notes o
hand, the Savings Institute has on d posi-
- over half million d9llqrs belonging uiostl |,
h tance wrnng out by sell d~n. ,ng avarice
:, these same persons walk Werrimack stree
, clad IN the fashionable apparel of broadwa
j, and Chestnut streets BY the bye. ,hs'en6e
h regard for the working class recalls 10 MINI
s a fable from Hsop a hungry wolf Gale
!. one morning at the stable OF a sick ass an
inquired with great soleltnde after me
health; upon which Young ass put he
6 head out at the wincow and replied "tha
+. her mother was much better than he hope'
to find her." Our ncighbor can make tn
4 the Gazette is satisfied we are; If not ther
o is vet much that can be written and w
- promise the editor that We will follow til
# most approved system C: medical practic
" and with the number of the doses increas
the quantity.
n Their efforts the democracy in the Stat
y of N. York; will be .sswned by splendit
victory Gazette.
Yes, such victory as the Prussians gain
= ed at Jena. the French at Waterloo, and tn
;. British at N. Orleans.
The Tribune states that $50 far the whig
have secured every Senator to be chosen |,
d the new Senate, except in Missouri, wher
= we may get one" This the Gazette will
). that inhexible regard for correctness %
:. statement which adorns its weekly "wall
!. and conversation" pronounces untrue an
> reminds us Of the election Of Jesse Speigh
.. by the legislature Of Mississippi last winter
If The paragraph in the Tribune was liz con
h nection with summary of the recent cleo
!. tions and was obviously in allusion to thos
% alone. Don't be disquieted friend Clarke
nobody wishes TO disturb Jessc's claim t
# his seat in the Senate, but you'll need t
!, duplicate him about ely t times to give yo
a ma jori;y in that body.
.e NarliLe...It is said that Boston fir
v is engaged in manufacturing one thousan
,e tents, t. fill contract with the Mexica
Of government.