Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-08-27

Tate The e,rirss one nfihtse h'arshes of ir1us-
nv h m.r. aud N nj, IA a. dcp'---.i, and pG;
them the pocket. 81 he Ci.ef lse tiosl tJGfsAue
vi a. Js-rsen.
WIFI. the farmers Of virginia are suffering
iroia tie low price d rccrce-"aeai daHn 10
81 N -. com al :. 81. " - tobacco Averaging
about - tic hundred; and Wills; Il j. aiuicec,
:Aa, theY % not Iece"e more tn : or rcr cent,
on their ca pita is !: correct ~ irir that the ma.
nufacturinc monopols.s should be enabled 10 d.
vide II OF ~, and in some cases % per cent.
The "Bos,Gn Post" Of the ooh instant complains
o: the shipping interest, and SAYS: "Whils, the
great manG. curing corporations arc making ~
10 -, and dividing II 10 III per cent the ship
owner can hardly se bare interest Tor ms c"pi-
tel, i! indeed he obtain more than sH;lc:cn; u
pay expenses and depreciation. Y. this system
ol ultra protection 10 one interest, which has cna-
hlei Ire lora manufacturing company 10 ray il
ipckhcl ers - per cent III gU!a- ar snrPin> c.
- 2nds villain year, ana coils :aat s,ec!. al ~ per
cen aGsance, i.gi!ea1 Of, is commended - the
ship hEiiicis and ship owners Of Maine. - t.
nett IL them " hen coui,sscaiy, 'lreigh:, arc tow
~ then we ever r'col!ecl them ard vessels are
Tie poores; o. all property
What is tie miserable condition o! the shippers
o: NAM, is pretty nearly the cas-" with the laia-
els OF Virginia Their produce is falling. Wills,
tho goo;s tucv want ar rising, in consequence oil
the fari.i Thus they are burning their candle
al both erd>-gei,iEe lcSs Tor what thc;' Proiuce.
and giving a.ors ior what they have 10 purchase
Thov are rcirccl-whii>t the manufacturers are
enabled to prey upon ,acia, through lie operation
OF nm oc:ous 'rarifl. And set these Coons ore
arising Us 10 elect the Father OF the American
system yho ha, violated his own Pledges. "d-
here's 10 the Tariii o, 10, and ihas takes bach ''c
yery remedy and relief, which he so!cmn!y pro-
ini,cd in -.
We recommend Il H. orr farmers 20 read ana
s;u;y the statements OF Mes>r>. GC.nell AID Rich
ar;>on, two respectable merchants in Baltimore
,c:,r.,i>hei On our last page. hud Vel these
Coons call i, justice and equality ari iardea lirg
10 Elrof the manufacturers, anG @rHtsStae ta"7f'.
The Albany Ary,,, has the following pitAy hi,
strong exposition on me stiDect:
"l'nE TARIFF ASp TIE FAaMCEs.-'fnc Eve
niHg journal of yes.eray SAYS, ;:.at The iarn
has wrought Ike u e;0ra upon iic country. We
.-rec p.ith the Journal Il has Jsu@ged il into
deep le,Aar2y Since i.s passage. !c agricuiu-
raj interest oi the nation has isifr ri c0H III pr
r.at, EGl This is me- he cha!:a Use aid 'aies-
manike party woIld choose. Fair and rrmanc-
rating prices 10 the iatMT ere important % Tho
pfo>iefit; oi the whole nation; bat these ne DOS
no, yet now IL has ~; teen poorly PAID
for ri. lahcs at an time within tic ast twcn.y
wears Is no; Til, tie protection the ru.;arc s'r"s
Is he lam;l
In ali these discussions. it is to bc kept con
siani!; III ;a:ni Iialt!. Wing party 1arf 2ror'i$~
higher prices 10 he farmers. said ;ac " MIS- i;
-. Gre us Tariff such as Inc cotton Loals OF
New i:nelaad wish, ard r. Will take care OF the
farmers They have had THEN way, AMI nov nc
E,g, millions ii farmers come before tine on: NIL
lion ii manufacturers, ard ask for tic promise.
fruits of that law. This is he point upon which
Democrats al ali times and nnon all OCCASION
should fix i..e Wing pity. ll.s the vice In which
,hcy can hc squeezed 10 death.
"Eoid up The pyo'qs', and then tie lean snd
heg2arIr performance. Br adherin2 10 this course
The farmers viii soon fully understand the saga
ci,: 81 the patriotism OF that party, which while
1t insisted !, VAS bcnellllin@ them, has reduced
their property at least - per cen. in value