New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-20
The Farming Interest and The Tariff
Prices az Produce. &c.
Correspondence eftsc Journal Of Commerce.

Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commerce.
WHEELING. va. June Ii. ISL
lam this far on my way to the heart Mississippi Val
ley Washington. &C. am hnppy 10 De hDe 10 nUii
y"n ns ie Of conrS nave thus i Travelled
never heavier, finer better crops col Wheat ana e
indicating the near approach hares Oats aud Corn ais"
look remarkably well While the fields EXHIBIT ':c ps!sin-
hopes of abundance. the orchards are NO less u,,G i,
literally bent beneath the weight OF youns ana stoW!-
fruit Al Tar aS e earn, me r wnog ,'i ."
What done 'iti these sent and INCREASING nsfeu
tural products Flour IN your mNe at present Vef> 49,"
here il only commands aboui 80 TO So ~ per barrel w'c
TURNER'S say affords remuneration 10 Their lapG V
would Ike borne hut Tor The tao thi all they CONSUME
has materially advanced ~ pce winch leaves ng' ho '
mis- Is getting To be better understood aarl.wcAn
portion OF oar people An old hui,..sed ipimef. whom
found ,uur his perch the heat Of he day aGia, The
hour dnner. where We had Stopped t. winter Sat a
asked .r s Tss foe When Ca Va len eps m s.
,or 20 c"n aaSe sud he on las rs land
got and then send New ok and SELL Hi TINT pce he
and all We consume high. that nin aud twist u wi
after tong aud sweating whole year al 'ne emu o. we o
those who's happsn tC be ys, e ca "a se re- i m, @
almost ever 10 get OAK w nat can oe re T1l S -
'IIue said he 'our land good. we work HeiS 1i a
make abundant crops but Ne get Lite or all we ale ne
TariF d,ninshes demand tot other countries We co
sumo all home. and hence It's value Tcduced Co-s
,yorn roo prevent, cur buying other nations. whcl
makes these thing. come hs, Henee we as o O w
ter for Eas Manufactures ard LOUIS ana >usa:o"
err IrThuL
Couldn't you projuce less and &c, on better 10 'a' case
said he should be oil than ever or by ranS a!
possibly can Ind difficult al The end III the year !"
make both II i'0d was al! we etigi W.
should then get un we'll; but have our hnics
cluihe aud wOoe and To supply win hats am
shoes. We have tn buy non Tor plow and hoe->vS SAX l'
Our and n coffee We have the >chooilas'ei
pay ready ca>hwe the munster something
We must take and buy school book Tor the ch
aren. We must County and STATE aNeS these hia>
take away from the ,ie cash get from the merchants
for our produce leaving ite The end, bee the
with"
:.Ivhom do you intend for President and Vice
Prcsdentl" "Polk and Dallas, promptly replied The o'd
man WHY" said I. " people Clay OF greater
taeDts than Polk and ought 10 be elected That
sIby be True said the old nsn but am seventy yvs Old
and hnye always point "a iuT principles and not
for men voted Thomas Jefferson aud have hi IN, hit
been Democrat, and acted opposition !" the fedefasiS
understand MI Polk rntSt man, and possesses sui
Gent talents 70 make COED President: That he suck, Ia pfin
cipe and is sound the ana my neighboac farm
ers will cast votes for hun. n, r..
assure you the injustice oil the Tariff more generally 1is
e,ed and among the farmers OF the country nn
il ever bas before They begin July 10 understand ~
merits and operations They knew and eei that ife iHe I"
having better home market created Tor then, piouce i'
they car find afoad by Protective Ir Is one OF
the kum6ugs that ever entered the human Drain W
,e md hear of tie vast fields Of gran advancing 20
maturity beneath the genial sunshine md ami coHsidei
the heavy OF last years yield IN our H"ihcs w"
become al ali thus iiiei se sefpiCs!
The few people employed manufactures cannot eat az!
Of their >iomncs Will digest or congress !"
pass lAw uguins expeditions of produce and about US m
tional The passage OF law 10 dam up The MISSISSIPPI hu
drown whole OF wheat and panEiloFs undei
the plea Of regulating trade!
Under liberia system Of Free Trade. The Valley Of the MIS-
ppi would soon become the granay Of the wo'd snu Us