Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-17

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nailonl lls. therefore, who lg now alalnsl
domestic manufacture, must b. lof redo.
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nation, Of bs ri9ibed IN atiaa. ami lire his
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.tiH EY., Bosieu, 1916.
raruprar aApisos'a OPINIONS.
e1hc revision Of our commercial lawF,
proper Ia adapt them 10 the arrangement
which has taken place with Great Britain,
wi doubtless engage the early attention
of Congress. II will be- worthy at the same
time OF their inst and proydcnt care, 10
make such further alterations in the laws
las viii morc especiaily pr0ief aRd fosfer me
ser0uibraHchcs0f manufacture which have
been recently instituted or extended by The
audible exerl.on of our citizens Hddt-
sons Spcciai Message, Nay -, 1900
al recommend also as a more especial
Safeguard, and as an encouragement to
our growing manufactures, that the addl-
tionul duties on imports which are TO ex-
pirc AT the end OF one year after u peace
with Great Britain, be prolonged TO the end
of two years after that event."-hddtSoRS
Specioi Message, Nay 81, 1911.
"But there is no subject which can enter
with greater force and merit into the delb-
Icrotions of Congress, than a consideration
of the means TO preserve and promote The
manufactures which have sprung into eX-
istence, and attained unparalleled maturity
throughout the United States during the
period Of the European wars. TINS source
of national independence and wealth ! ahX-
iousIv recommend to the prompt and con
slant guardianship Of Congress- Madison
Special Message, February 20, 1873.
, I'm adjusting the duties on imports TO
the object OF revenue, the influence q nc
tariff on manufactures will necessarily pre-
sent itself for consideration. However
wise the theory may be, which leaves to
: the saoacity and interest Of individuals the
: anplication of their industry and resources
D here are in this, as in other cases, eXcep-
: lions 10 the general rule. Besides the con
# sideration which the theory itseli lmPlleS
$ of a reciprocal adoption by other nations
: axnerience teaches that SO many circum'
: stances must occur in introducing and maui
rino manufacturing establishments, especial
! II &c 4 more complicated kind, that country
e nav remain long without them' allhouS'
) sufficiently advanced, and in some respects
: peculiarly fitted for carrying them on WIN
y success. Under circumstances giving
a powerful impulse TO manufacturing nous.
J trv. il has made among us progress ano
: exhibited an efficiency, which justify the
i belief that, with protection not mor'
I Than is due to the enterprislng citizens 2,
! whose interests are now at stake, u WI
J become, at an early day, not only SAFE
e AGAINST occasional competition from ABROAD
: h1t source of domestic wealth and exter
!. nal commerce. In selecting the branches
! more especially entitled to public patron
!. ace. a preference is obviously clalmee y
j sgcb a. will release the United States iron
: denendence on foreign supplies, ever san
iect 10 casual failures, for articles necessary
Il Tor the public defence, or connected Ml y
,Ia urinary wants ofndividuals Il VIII o.
0 add;,ionaI recommendation OF Partcu
: lar manufactures, where the materials 10
Z them are extensively drawn from agricul
,m r and consequently impart and insure
~ that great fund Of national prosperity
snd ;ndenendence, an encouragement wnlc.
D. cannot can fail 10 be rewarded. - HaassO"
vi IN Annual Message.
e, PRESIDENT moNRoE's OPINIONS.
Of .Our manufactures will likewise requlir'
E ,ho systematic and fostering care Of 70 .
!. t 20 Possessing, as we DO al ~
r ~, materials. the fruit OF our own SOIL an
- iaW o,,rbt MOI TO depend, IN IN