The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-07-22

they could dsscena ~ ere srafatss IS ~ iau 10 ~
per cent mcn 81 Ell parties seriaa ttst ne f'afFrfa
nent eouid noi be soPpensi an ihn pue ~. uop3
confess cd srfoss. aad ila o. as. FaiH ~ spr.er
auspices IN % sdiasi.ug ths isrH as shls uae
wants q gsysruulcni - sarpiana ~ eft daties
ample projections and ns irti3sat ~ 81 rrvanaa.
would be freely srrafd.d o. 81 saes q ths4 strife
lfthen ConETess nd - thi iiae. sasaa taiiai -
the standard hKed Ny he seuarferatse. hoaIdhat
had q iHrld which wuaid more sfscfaaef nfuter
ted hotne labor thsu the 90 ~ faaa sraase o.
though The duties Eou,d have he-a fr teriicr
iai protection. Uhe very prin-Ff 80 rtof iste
yet those duiss viftrai tla go RI o. H ~ seofres
Of revenue. uostf tftf ssrr stIf h.rl.f rs Ha.Haf
ls42, and their cciccion O. hasa 500 20 HEatas
I. frauds.
Bot the Compromi.f. A., A. r-.5 ,si rslae-
ton OF duties uHii thr eeth vi FanF fFlf ana e.
question remains 30 10 susuelra eat ga na
friends ofpfotsciou toi.ouas lstar eas.sea ~ sat
reduction even fof a luiittd psrst
The unsyser nigh, be- tsIy st-1-i .ar Urdr CO.
Circumstances be- sbirh s'e urtTs ltea Ia "a. 90.
pdPable 10 the minds 81 ihose ats ua ~ e.
CoI"Fsomiss. that. uHisst reasea rhsf ss
should haze 20 subuia o. t.s slesaf sss sz,ss aF
the whsle tranufftfufins ,afrHsa t-te \, rus -
the subject inst b. a 70 o. 80 - ~. ls el
eumsianecs 70 s'.'Un have uIiudsf whrsdl
eNpldaed. ~ the tine of the rasssrs af w. i1p
the violent oppos ton o. many f.gar o. tF ciaz-ss
in the South, hn,l Of not = gs e'sreI.Tr. f6 .as
whole protective policy ~ tr 80 20 hi--
tory of trs counuv. Sauih - a. tf A. aft11rrr
Of Null6e1iion. had cps r,@.f G.ntfl
Government. anii hal rse Fs3 ta.g 10 tst-s
shoald b. collected gHltn 81 Ilaas htaa-f.
this day Hher thc Storm lss r..a. .s. o. ..sak
Of her resistance aga thing whsb -..If lave bees
easily crushed Ply ne sahha.aa rl I q mnere
never doubted, nor DO below aaf b Cas- 1f
any Of his fiends svcr soubifA. tfaf tat e. rrr 81 a
government was araply sulfe att1 Cd. c. he
time the collociiau sC ho dltiss 90 rT Ill. j. a.
spite Of az tae ih CO stened hcsii 3, af -aa Caa.,ra,
and al other eaenhr o(t,s ptts-te o. ury raI
i IS due TO uuib % say, ih-i - ih H-. tosfh lsr
olina had many Fyn pafh.zsFs, 1ri rrt Few hthr-
rents Ia other parts o. tho csnuiFe "a refe, ss-
cry day, ia danger Ola coHs.iou h.sh ,ht tryaa.
nate in bloodshcd AID. in t.si rs,1a1 egg .aef
ably acquainted snh the Anrricat taas.ta f, rania
anticipate. gate urll o. rsn srss g. RIB, ihe
imminent danger % prouscind ssa t.cae caitasl.
which f Il Odd not ehianrer tto Usan. % 4 htnlf
believe it would hast 5onr. me-. bsta iefed ~
protective system haodul 10 ar nsasuss ~. a. tha
existing o. cis war ard .grrrsia. 81 hs.eg
maintained cNrett BY DE bu'cefy "a A. rrlcaa csi-
liens by American haids nssm ds'. uh 60 Peg
now believe. that aay each -ysir.u rta aE arg mla
taineI m gosernineni ltAe aura A rsa. fr 10 EF
held without a civH s1u, The flistts af ta fo.n-
PROMISE IN tle Grsu ~ - thas 80 yr1rr fhifp
entitled 10 The con rdenec saI saT1 % q fhr
American people aHt ssou.d Trus aa .H raIHh.s I
itself IL their aiicctyHs, 4 ,oirrt r.. Ir rs.l
be avoided, dvsrcd ui H 70 Times taar .r taI rf#.
son TO resume her eHpils tone Goo H.a ,l.t THs.
sions Of men. then iHR1 aei 90 She ,rf4 a. a
snnity, To suits,d-, ard t'ry roH,sHtzi gfata.
rod uction Of dutig- CO. tnir'rd ps.H'. ata l.rs
to the ultimate safety sf hH r-r.as lH. u.r H...
as well To u,rit thr ID sroHs a.t" a t .rf
to save the excited 1Hd .Irti~ rec s.r tfFr .HaH
ing into these cAtf-ufiss Gan. r.r -H... arHrrs r'
their folly. o. he risi Of F. f.asr frasd...-
tons, then pressing up'i be- alt#a.Hr H tIr..fs
Of protection, there sthci sfsrrHl tr .l.r.
which is too often ior.ofiaa o. rsHf.Haar.. SO tl.
vcy commencement 81 fEr Sos v7. f..r tHHer.ss
which passed the act, Pc. Sect I..ss... De- Hr.
nual message, threw OF I'Hs c'rtk .f d. ia...-
tariff aud openly srrhy,i lh- vI1'a o.. rr r. .sa
Executive against The pruioJh,s s,s,s.a. hrr. %.
the first time. We Hcar.i l,.p, rra ffr r.l-f.Ha.
that "cxpericnce. our best az aH t.-. ur a.r
subjects, made Il doubIiuI ,shei'.r t.- t uiee- H.
this system not counter 'aIl, 40 PEI H.ry r,...
and whether It dd not tend 70 h. G. ..s usiHds I
large potion Of cogutr yrncp H sr.f ~ d-1a-
tent and jealousy, dIa-eroa't0 g. F. ft.
Union; that n t1gi 10 gno, -.sT 81. H SOL r.H
lection had entered into thp uit aI haf .Hv H ear
statesmen, and that the pva ia tHd .rtsrr.fad
was n temporary pfoicciion g. ani "th.I .a1so s 1s
tool, an enlarged view IT ih.' nat faoa a ra.affs
must be satisfied that the ps'~y psirl. o. u.u-i
be ultimately limited O. tbsei seIrs fol. tHu.lst.r
manufacture which indi.l nsits 90 f1 "- safety
in time OF war;
These and many Other dee ,r,tinss rel ..,s tts -.
isting ariFin the Prcsdrnt's annual Wss.t - r'uri
instnntaneously array ed the co., of hs Frtr agua-t
the protective policy throu-hot, ths st..' roaut-y
II required no gifted seer o. predict tr scrar
concilintory measure were Got I,pe,diT Oh -trd ~
ident's Message agnns; the TarT vs. su'-aisa
TO Congress, at the session, toe ~ ~ ID rcrH0.f
and with such expedition DID be-. party 81 i'a.ss
Of Representatives on that occasion, IN sfsutrT
Of his suggestions that the 2st OC the san nouh
the Committee Of Ways and Mems reported hh
10 repeal the existing Tariff. and "a lieu tereOl 90
collect Of hut SI2 500, OOo by all the inn
posts on foreign merchandise, thu average duty On
which, proposed in the bal, wmt about - per cgni .
md that, TO 10 assessed the foreign raitaiioa,-
This bill, which has sometimes been called VIZ Yer
piank's bill, but which really measure emina'- .
ing from the Executive, actua ly Tar adv 'nced on
its passage in the House, NJ the tue the CutPrnuse
under consideration in the safe, and is hn1I f.
passage in the House, no longer prob 'maurn. +
II measure which, II saeccs~.ul, could not in
10 prove immediate death blow 10 the whole pro
tective policy. Its passage had be- forced through
the Committee Of the Whole on tie STATE OF The /
Union after inelicct ual effort h. tho friends OF
American industry to impede ~ prnprs'i when, on ,
the 23d of February 1883 the fai d. OF protection
in the Senate made the last effort their power TO ar
rest its downward tendency, and % stay Tor - long
time rs possible, tho hand which su' extended Tor !
destruction. At that critical momeuL tho question
for them 10 consider net ucrr'B Aoho mteh pro- |
lection necessary for H5as Labo'' buiA7ic much
Of IL could be saref The bill IN tho llonsa backed |
IL Nyns he he NJ he Executive, and the |