Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-08-22

DIR. cfs:cr and tbc Town of EOstO.
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TIE f llow NJ resolutions were offered BIZ Ddnid
iisbSter at a town meeting in Boston IN $50 and
were adopted bv the inhabitants n expressive Il their
vcws On the s~uijcctof 'Iro;ection' e. manufactures ::
RoSoirrd, Tat we have regarded with pleasure the
establishment and success Of manufactures among rs, aud
consider their growth, when natural and spontaneous,
AND Sor THE rrrror or A sysrrw OF oT nouNrIrs AND
rR"TrcrIoS, as an evidence OF general wealth and pros
pcriiv.
Reso'rrG. That. relying on the Ingenuity. enterprise,
and skill Of our fellow -ciIizrus, We believe that all man
%uidctDres adapted 10 our character and circumstances Will
be introduced aud extended a. soon. aud a. far. ~ viii
promote The public Interests, without any further proiec-
lion ihan they now receive.
Ecso'rod. That no objection ought ever TO hc made to
any amount Of lakes equally apporiioncl, and imposed
for the purpose of raising revenue necessary for the sup
port of government; but that rsNTs IMPOSED oS THF
PEOPLE roR IHE SOLE nrSTrfr or Any or Class %
Mn, ARE rqrAtiY tNcoNsisrrNr WIN rHr rniNeirLts
OF orr CONSTITUTIONS, sd WIN SOUND Jup"MtNr.
RCSo'roi That HE snpp1sil.un that, unul The prepos-
ed tariff. Or soiae similar measure. be adopted i, we are.
aud shall be. dependent ON Foreigners for the means ~
subsistence and defence. j.. ~ our opinion, altogether fall
lacious aud fanoifui, and dcrogaiory to tie character Of
tins nation.
Roo'rcd, That high houniics on such domestic manu-
rlciares ~ are principally hcnefiicd by that tariff, TAN"H
GREAT CAPITALISTS EArnTE THAN PERSONAL INDUSTRY
on rur OWNERS OF sMArr cNrIr,r. AID ruIHtroRr WE
DO Nor PERCEIVE rs rENDLNoi TO rEoNorE NArIoNAL
INDUSTRY.
hcSolr,d. That we arc equally incapable Of discovering
lis beneficial effects on agriculture. since The oh,ious con
sequence of ~ adoption would be, rur FARMER MIST
oNr MORE rnAN III sow pors ron ALL III nvis, AND
RIcr,r rfss FOX All HE sFITs.
ReS0ir,d. That the imposition of duties. winch now
are cnormous, and drcncd by Il large portion "i the peo-
pie Ia be unequal and unjust. ~ dangerous, a. II cncour-
ayes the practice oi smuggling.
Ersoircd. That, ia our opinion. the proposed trrih-
and The principles upon which y ~ asowccly formed,
would, If adopted. lasc a %tcnicnrv, however different
may he The motives of those who r"commcnd them 10
ni~iNisu THE INDUSTRY, rMripE rnr rhosrLRirf, AND
CogEUrr TiE MORALS or TIE rlOfLE.
Those res4l.tions conan tie very doctrines on the
'arif which Tie democratic party ever Lave entertain
ed and now cneri1ins, an! Thee arc-!tat The 'es-
tahl a~hment and ~ucccss cf inanuflciurc." Saouid be
NATURAL AND SPONTANEOUS and MOI tIe conSc-
qucnce Of ~ sy7TEH or TorNTIEs AND rEoIEcTIoN'
-tiat there il Ingenuity. c~ntcrrriS" and skill
enough in lie country TO l.tln manufactures Of all
kinds $50 FAR Ns WiTi. ProaocE THE rrBLic INT-r-
EsIs,' without recourse to Il system q 5Mntics and
pro;cc,io9-.hat '.tsXeS imposed on tie reoile roe
TIE so.E HrTErIT or ANY or rLAs5 Dr. MLN' ARE
At WAR with the ''rRNcirLss OF OR CoNsTITu-
TioN AID WITH sor-Np rDsMrNT"-.aat the ldca that
without ~ sH>tc'a Of houlics and protection" we
must be ''dyasdat on forei.ncrS Jor he means 81
Subsistence and dfencc,' Is altogether Paula
cIoUs. FANrlFUL AND p1EoGATcRY TO TIE cHARAc-
TER OF TIE NATloN'-that "a system e bountics and
protection fi,ors ''caE,r CAPITALISTS rather than
PERSONAL iNnrsFEY or THE cWNcRs or sNaLL
cArITAL." and lOES . rrH mote national indus
;ry"-that Re cfcct II "a system # bount.cs and pro-
lection IS { make THE fAkMI-H G. 1--WE MoaF
Tog ALL r. TJTs AND RECEIVE LIss ToE ALL III
srtfs"-tiatt the imposition q "a y-tcm # bountic>
and protection Is o. 'VAG.rAi. UNJUST, DANcEE-
oUs." and ''ENcoURa.rs Tu- rstCi,,1 or SIT .GlANe
-an1. finally. that tic ~c'cntfl rrsflt o. "a la .ys-
ten i Gro DIMINISH TIE ND STRI y.
d. IMPEDE THE PROSPERITY, E,-IND
CORR!iT TIE MORALS or TIE PEO-
PR"
We sas.rrie 20 :e whole e t.. from lor.nn:ng
II end. Il is sound da"rroii- d'c'r"n We le-
lieve IN /. every In. word ani slllb,'. T. wa the
doctrine. however. # Tie people e Boston bgore
Hfn Mfrc.ott caWc n9a c~citrfTs and bad lasted
Of tie TWENTY-FIVE PER o.>r. uIyfrUNrS ihcy arerc-
cciYlng under tic present ~hig 'staIET or TouNTlEs
ND rtoTfeTloN.' Bi, tAis do Mt af'yt the qucs-
tim. If tie Interests f The Boston capitalists. who
own lie Lowell NIL, almost entirely, have changed.
the doctrines tlcy mt frh in l~-o q. TO a protective
t2rif HAVE NOf CHANGED. And tt. al The Aeck
Of n few iaca. fr 10y c~cn-ttu'c tmt n AanGfal a.
compared - ihc laiorn~ cia~cs. TIE ~lrlo wing par
* have enlisted q, the ciamr. 81, ,f - system If
bount.es and protection wiIri t.ose mon Themselves
have declared t. ic UNEQUAL. UNJUST AND
DiNGEEOGS~-'o fror .bREsT CAPITALISTS
die tlttn~olvc.) rf.cr fieu Htf~DNtf. INpT>-
TRY or THE OWNERS or SMALL fiIITaL"
Nilo tlo.r w,rlncn) ard nc n!NiNI>Il THEM
DCSTEN. INIEIE TIE IItSitEiiG AND
CORRUPT THE MORALS or TIE IEcIlE."
How , ~ VIII labsrin~ mon thu Ieaaer - tic aPpe-
tits # hrs Lilo. Greedy knot # ,c~culator~, and
sacrifice Tier oNn interests - to cG.anremcnt +
mon whose concem ard rc-ard fr tlon iu~t II To-
ror,.cn 10 tie profits hoy can mchc from ter toJl
IIw long!-F. Err. Dne-r4'.