The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-14
ADDRESS OF
pr. samuel Cartwright
O TIE lReTEc .lrE F0lIcY.

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Dasasiin N.isAsl. sslaeabss II. Isss.
| II nay Be rsesss.ry 10 premise lh.l |
sm hsi whlE. hui leaosrsA aad sAsi
Toe 81 eri q rlpnge NJ pallI.rs %
peh'iess IlilcIlis. ! have .sk,p nv
s.saa 81 lie Il maTzlie durnins oi :. d. ca
spsss Es' nen." ! b.lsve sincsrel,
ths On IllsI great aud vital ms.slEr. :
d'sennihs inc tariff. o.. in slher w.rds.
eonmrlri.l hdrpthfshrr Of l;fssl Boz
|. isin. re whiss are Los errlpyi ls RE
ssssid ih.i ,Ls old k,islln Al part, as.d
llem"ersls slssys ,lfsIn.u.ly q AHA n
60. and whIrli NJ onLoJax democrat ts-
ff ih.Lghi ci sban6onIng Lnal very re-
niy. Every ir.enap has tie right Il
disesnnfeiing Lias.lf. Tor . ssaspn. Iranl
lAs party. o. 81 Pul,rg back. when ne
he.iefes ~ s,iy-.ead.n aIe gvii 4 wrunf
penaef.cy iirfly second, ih.s plyIl. e
D. ~ Ter tUiaIirs. and Il 10 Us il 80 du-
~ ioesll ihorungh going democ,.i. 10 ex.
sreiss % ahsnetrI IN their judgment. IL
becomes Ler,sss,y. Il is Ihe rtsrTyrd
rfhi OF the ptO.,ls over party leaders. II
ltuere neyei rxtrc sed. ih,rr VOL sooh
be no use cf The people troubling then
selves about political matters II all. bal
they might - VII give Tie hcle M "a
iAeir P"lliicsl lesetIs, Luti 10 nrainaie
fr ilrm anil 10 v0ir Tor them. The ser,
essrnse Of j, nincrac, is The ps oplr. railing
rfinrip'e ;and III principle arcnrds 70
every n.aa lie Ighi o think aud acl tor
hisn,eif.
/ Having said his much in cxplaL alton
10 ms d'mIcraic friends, 10 shaw ihrm
lhstl 10 not lore my party the les. bul
NY eauti y the Dore,l n,w prot,eJ 10
eunsid,r that measure on " tlich uLfur-
lima ely, lIeIe ca 9. dill renee Of opiE-
iicn--s d:flsr, nee whleL | slheerel, hope
~lil he but temporary.
fiIt lro o the ne have made, in
Irsing To- Intern myse { IN Tie subject 4
the tariff. thar, frgm the f,undaloa OF The
FEDERAL G 'yeTnnel mi the close &c the
lsic wsr, The policy, in regard 10 loreigr
nations divided pa; -, aad more espec,a.-
lily. the policy in regard /, England
conmersi.l independence, particularly
commercial iniep, nirnce Of England. va,
tie eheri.hed dac,rine OF he eli Repub.
can party. Even the said Federal Far
!, ~ Of iday dad not dare espouse openly
DE toctriEe uf commercial -dseead. nsa
on EngIspd. SIS Mr. MrDlfTis sad some
modern poliiiciaus have laely done.
The American people had just gained
their political Independence aud they
longed aIt'r comnercil independence
lkeSise. The Fede allsts were fnr put.
! ling them OF BY ay"c',ing he pol!,y 81
builling navy. The Republicans opro.
sed The lazy srheme of becoming indie.
lpendrni, berause in the then impoveii>h.
ed cond ton e the country, II was i'm
practicable The Repuhii aa,. under Jei.
ferson a..d Madison, took a shorter 70 d
tn become independent--ihat road va,
the restrictive policy Of emba'eoes, neh.
intercourse and nonimper,aIien q Is, uu'
der ]. flesson's administration, and " AZ
war 10 the knf uster Madlson's. Ey,
~ inch ,f tbs read as c"n'e.t.,l by Nh.
Federalirs--(as wi! be seen ty rel, ring
IL Mis- Regnt =, volume Z, ages 33l
and S32) J,lIeison VAS accused ui being
friendly 10 maui 'clures. al d. lost le 10 az
r,cIEu,e AMI c'am' rec. Ar,is,g rniel
+, The power granted By the Constitutions, Il
= reg, late commerce, he " as accused Of de
staying coG,mrrce by hi restrictive po
lry. So anxious WAS j ilsrson, at ont
lime. ID make his country commercially
'''ss well rs politically free Of Great Britain
thai he wishrd fos sn Dream ,f FIRE 10 Sc
parate America from Europe. |. WIS un
der Jeiiers"n's resh'cu,e pel,sy that ma
nufa turing on a large scale v as commeuc'
ed. IL was under his a'mini traton tina
our cotton fact 'ries s;a'ted mtn ex s'ence
Before the war (nnder Madisun's at!m,ns
4 st,on) was ended, Grea, Br tain, in di>.
lmay, saw that the American na1ufsc,a
ri's which had sprurg up un,!e, Jell-r
sn's restrictive System and Madison.
war. were rapidly making tie Uulie(
,,Sta'es comm' re ally ind, peRden, Of ever
other nsdtn.b til for markets aad LOT sui
plies. Grea, Bri:aia. in dismay saw t,s
the prayer Of WAshlns ton was about t, b,
answered, AID the manufacturing system
wnuh snon give his country. in his ewr
aotds. " the; comnand Of is ewn 70,
tunes, -(steclo'e # Fare web Address
II is idle to surp".e Il at any coun ry Car
i. ever have. human y spr akire, "lhe CON
mant nf its own IuItunes." w.ibou, I
well.esisblshe4 manufacturing sys EN-.
After the War was ended. it was soo'
,Psrc, i'ed that our manufacturing system
would G, down, and that We would asaiI
{ b OK inta c,'mmcrcial dependence OF
England fr our supplies FIR our narks rs
uni IS some txpedlenr was rrsor,ed "a IL
order TO su in IT. IL 1916, the last yea
OF NJ .disnn's administrator, the 1iscrm
.,nntIng Tariff policy was 'opled by Nj
Republican, patty. for the double pu'pos'
/ oil E,tsing a sufIicent revenue for 'he gov
; trnmen,, and, a. the same tine, 10 easry