Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-09-27
OLD SIRpN ,,


The Petersburg lntclli"crcer al .,
count OF lhe discussion n last Surrs
are a>toni>hed attic positions taken
Of PoItsmouth. lie pointed 10 %.
immense sum OF money had bcr. i.
,cribed bypcrsons G. Hri'ainM =.
li-Tariii' doctrines in this country
such taa proved 1t aPpearStole
is NO, yet proved, that Inv sush >s-
peared IN the London Time> l
scribed Tor the purpose, nora Trac q,
surely. ii such a plan Were on +
Presidential election. IN" couwry
tecn b. tbs time flooded with TIA,
there ere only 3. DAYS ;olhc e.ali,
Tract has Yet been disseminate ?
and We dare Mr.. Watts 10 coa'lati
thatihc whole story seems 10 have es-
the Albany Journal, the scanjana,
pasa,cd, apparently passing OF q,
shameless story about Polls trs-
Mr.. Watts dwell upon the history
tive system in this couni,y-ard ,
was the cherished object u Vas
son. Madison, &c. to build M ma. 4.
render US independent ct iareie ,
Such an independence Is q chimurs
ed on the false and mi>cheyou>
nesc Notwithstanding commerce a
nations, and living like ,errapias
shells, and contravening the c,rrs
violence itself. which ha> sigen 70
climates and nations. q vac'c,y r
10 make commerce necessary aal ,.
together in the bond NJ mu'ual ,,
ultra Tariff men arc toe 10 = i...
10 tie mercantile community t.
licv. whichbmffcPs one PORTION d.
iry 10 the benefit al another Nar
DENTS has been such an cxclusivelns,
ZION. rs Mr.. Waits ana Ms alice.
average duty under WashlngloI'
did NOT exceed -: per cent.-n0w.
10. 81. 60, or more-and ~ ite
The minimum principle, they fail
upon the cheaper than The cca'e'
tax upon the poor, rather than Asr.
ccssaries rather than luIurits Tb'se ~
bic facts: yet. does Cart. WAITS ,.ai -
good people of Surry, 10 lHs'iiy lie
press.ve Tariff syslem-wt,houi ar
I've presume,) or without any moss
H. Clay told the people IN Cumr:
Pennsylvania, tie oiher dav. Nil
opposed To the present. high cf9~
AMI denounced it's "takin2lhs tara
these branches of indu,'ry. and tsr-t
DEPRESSED. (ihc flaming and Wtln.
The pockets Of the ether, the ncsi d
all, (lhc manufacturers But - =,
in a Jew days nsw snd mere s'ris'fc
Mr.. Jc.ierson's opposition 10 this e-'f
Mr.. Madison was also opposed ,ot
Tariil-as appears by The c1naer
letter 10 w. C.Rivcs, with the parcrS
forlh-and again, in the very midst
1912, and of the invasion oil on q
ties never exceeded the average 81 !,
Il is wonderful how any man g; c,
Mr.. Waits, should stand up bctare
and keep back these tac.s Bni the
ishing part Of his statement Is, nhcr
ed 10 look al the operation a The 7.
arning interest, and Ia show, tina: .
lsl31. both directly and indirectly =
ana that tic farmers were as mGch
sus,ainin. that Tariff, ard deri' ~
market Tor their surplus production
policy Of other nations denies 10 then
nufac,urcrs themselves were"
More and more astoni>hin. :
mighty heneii; 10 tie farmers feco
Tariff. a 4 set-ofl against the teafr
arr compelled 10 pas for foreign 200
10 the home manufacturer ihat,a,t
their farms and also against the cH'
ny of their agricultural production,
reign markets. Fer. the tower enra
them. the sSthcy can buy Of oHl?-e.
benefit? we ash. II. Clay himself ta>
time. that "Agricul'ure needs DO r.
another, that il needs little IN ~ iEf.
nothing Int trick, 10 tn tn" farmer
" on wheat, tobacco. SC. Sc. j. ~
cent. for after al. j. is mere nom''a
wheat, &C., c2n come into compe:''F
own. Hooi, indeed, Dos CONE IN
America. &c; but the duty On Ihe &
of which much the largest Cuatiii,
doc. not exceed fire pr crnt Mf I
10 raise it 10 fneen. Bat oh, no II
,urers mus, he INDUCED. 'fhcr ma'
raw materials cheap. although + =
the foreign cheap wool in compe'I''-
America production.
Such are the Idle tales, with Ha.e.
orators are trying 10 fill - 90 o.
Tor the bcnef, Of II! clay. W giro
in tie case Of Cap Watts-Ho' hce'
Ia attack hir-hut We select !m q,
most respectable Wig orau's~'I
h. can stoop 10 such Gcccrii'c .'"d
drc W. 10 expect rom such speakers
and Scar, sc. {