The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-10

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EssdY cin.iaiEhf5 u prize; ans insg n -
sane fslle - Ger naslIarlafisa sssshl %
msnl. ore eHlsadsd sd me- .iplses. nn5sl
he fssleriaa hand ef pEvlsslaoa. and Ii
sysem e msasiseiuring 10 psrfsesss
~ill eammntilaes escons ekss, g.
In he se.shes q prosperity. &c haEs
lrsEnsd. lhss . halion shach wosld d
PEOsPsTous, @asl PTossrnis ssEsoas brsa,
rhes u iacsslEy, sDd supply 80 sllsl
.ahs msiRly by he lsA.r % ia osu
h.nds. l. llseaBg beck the history o.
Enen sad of halsens - The Earliest recorded
peri.d., 90 Cad this Isls shIi6rmlr pre-
Sslling. The nsiian ~haeh - sn,a.
sn'lF 80 agricultural % grsla-sapDTllrf
aaliOn, ~blrh depends Tnneipslly on OH
er nations Iar ils regular supplies Of msa
uiselgrsd Isbres. has alssys been CON.
psrs'RelY poor nsfon. snd ulsiusIsly
. dspsRdsnf nslion. TLesgnenlialal ~.
lion importing more ihsn abe ran pas
fsr. hss Ihs ''bsl.nes q trade" sssinsl
her. beeonss impoverished. and ulnm-
sIrly subject A ta,ir Of lhis golden sI
psI.sEes hss i,ught ,hs AmsIisaa people
The value oi . T.nIf; and shen ss re-
msmhsr thai there 10 = ustursi tendency
in conpsraiivsly ns~ country. 9Th ss-
lsnasj zelda and fertile soil. 20 bseomr
a.d soatlnus an exporter of sgnrullursl
products. and IN imParieT ni nanniae.
'srss, there 10 cause n I'll Iimssdor ,igi.
lsnes en- the pat Of the Irieads Of dOmes.
&c tnsRSfsciurss.
INDEPENDENCE should be The motto Of
our eovRIn ynsR as much IL mlnuf.elurss
~ in government. Next 10 territorial de-
psndsney, nothing 10 more hum,llaunI
lhan dependency upon foreigners for The
fsbres nom By ". and used in Ihs de
cora.iou ufour homes. I, would bs en-
evidence Of gres, imbtci!iiy en- our
psrt, sers Se 10 continue TO produce from
"ur osn sail Me MdteriaI for msnufac.
turing. send il abroad 60 be sorktG!up.
and then Tssslve il sgaia 81 sd,snsss
Hhlrh' ,srs snt,ching foreigners, AID
G wing employ msntto hundreds Of their
operatives, while ours are neglected. Such
a policy 10 unworthy ni tie American
character. The western cOnIlneui. slh e.
esq ss.!s'y Of china e. every qualify OF
soil. and every dsgrss Of mechanical IN.
ssnuliy, shanid be able 70 susan iisell,
IndsrenssDt Uf the eastern, aud supply
Ill ito own wants. Time ha. proven ms
sb.lty ~ do 90, sud experience Ia, taught
" the wi.tom OF berg guided BY such
policy.
We are glad 10 dud iha, Pennsyivspi.
ans are silss 10 their trss interests 10 hi.
parIiculsr, add ihsteven party attachments
are made ~ y's!d ,ortns common good.
Several Of the interior counties have late.
ly made the mssl f,vorsbls demon,Irs.
lions upon the tariff question, AMI every
indication il, that il Is one Of the most 20.
pular nsi'msssures ever subrui,tsd TO
The people Of Psnns, wanna. DIR woal
groaers understand. that If The tariff - re.
duced. THEN wonl will be less valuable.
Our cuiion IN anuisctlrsrs hare ex aerienc-
ed the eonst quences Of reduced Tariff
maay VI tn IN TO their rom. Those who
ate engaged in developing and maturing
The manufacture o. ircn NTH. SI.,s. have
Drlunes ia The enterprise upon
the faith Of lhe Tariff Of 1879. knowing
tina, il the duty on iron wsre reduced.
England. with her hundred millions etc.
ling invested in iron works, would spec
dly close our Iurn,ces zhd' forsss, anil
swamp the csp'tsl If those ~ho have veu-
tured into the business. Aud he people
gsnrsllv. whether engaged IN agricultural
OF trading pursuits, are convinced ,hs,te
rom Of the great interest,". Of ouf State
would BE- fel' throughout society. Hence
the people Of Pennsylvania a.e for the
Tariff Of 1912, aud E'r he m-n ~hu viii
stand by it IA the Csb net and csunciI.
Uf The ton.