Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-10-05

$500 NNEZ ~
f6ff, mechanics and artisans Of all Kinds. y
wages Of labor, like oyefy thing el4e, IA i1h
ented BY supply aud demand, by the Httiyi
aud inactivity Of business, Ii requires.
learning 6f knowledge Of political oconbtp
for any man, Of rood mother. vii 10 pgf6tiy
thai q tariff, l5 giving ACTIVITY 10 yaft1t
branches Of business, must i]netaasr tho d.
mud for lai9fi aud, Of course, increase Il
WaEas II ta59ts Morning BlfE fhafHuhysic
distractions. tragft fsai5 bs jaFF6H lliist
of English al 5sefaso ri pstHef ae6691Iq a
f0ttfot aft Hbis position ~ ta5Fe 81 5faatlG8b
aaisttla ma6 Je~HaeaoftafN SO but aHtt9t
great beGrHl oElha discriminating iaffff
1916, Of Madis6h's war which precsodsd /
aud Igltsrsgt's restrictive policy which ptf
eeG9ed The war, was, that 1t not only bad hi
gtolltd 85fh of commercial independence, Il
aI articles Of primary necessity, but 1t ltbers
TOD TIC american planters farmers, meGhar
ieg, j3b9fef5 aud tie poor every were, through
out The Union from tho tgrauny aud sKaGtion
Of m0napglisls and The ayatice Of i%fIb6fiib
merchants 10 iIluHttate@lf we had no MIL
Of our own, but had TO send our wheat (
Europe 10 DO ground into lVur, II II eyiieh
that The importing merchants would sell lp
-four, when they brought 1t to this country
Tor such prices as they could Rst,-for double
OF treble prices, If they could exlofl them
The domestic m1n0pGiists and Speculate
would purchase Tho -four from the i1ip6rtiht
m110pulists 10 sell again on a profit and w01lt
ext0ft whatever prices the Necessities Of
people wanting bread would compel them 4
give, Under such circumstances. a distfim.
mating duty 90 imported -four, by causing The
gradual erection 0f UilIs 10 grind our 0wt
wheat would soon so release tho people from
tho oHaeii1ta and aVafiee Uf ih6 mon6pOItA(s
to make bread cheap. The poor nan, eating
Choap bread, witfttlie monster monopoly pros.
trat6 at his feet, lntght we'll smile al those
dHluded political "atGtibmisia u ho would rail III
the tan on imported -four, as a tax l6YBlled al
the poor aud not against the rich. 10 also
the poor man wearing cheap clothes, under i
iudicious discriminating tariff, can we'll afford
10 pay 4 little 10 sustain that syatGiU, which
made his clothing cheap, by breaking down,
through tho agency Of domestic manufactures
at every mans door, those m0n0poiies that
nude il dear. II New England had h0ilihed,
as she threatened 10 do, The restrictive policy 81
Jefferson. II The F'edofaIisls had succeeded III
preventing The old Republican party from
drawing the sword against England, and If th6y
succeeded in defeating the discriminating
tariff policy Of tho Republicans, Nc would
yet, have been dependent upon Europe
and the countries beyond Cape Of Cool Hope
for tho clothes VIC wear, and would have been
compelled 10 pay any price which the avafico
Of monopgligtg and importing merchants could
from 4 needy and dependent people.-
Happily, the doctrine that The protective duty
III added 10 the price and inefeaees the cost Of
tho protected article 10 the full extent of the
duty in The hands Of the consumer and that
sumed by the poor, sheuId not be protected,
but that tho poor should be thrown on ths
tender inercicg Of m0Dopolists 10 be ground
to the dust, did not prevent The old republican
Congress from encouraging aud protecting
our Cotton factories by high minimum yalua
ti0ns, or Of imposing a duty Of 80 per cent adj.
upon all importati0bs Of saddles,
brides, harness, and al manufactures Of leath.
or, all manufactures Of wood, including house
hold furniture, carts. NaRoDe, cabinet wares,
millinery Of all sorts, hats, caps, b%onpets,
paper, and many other such articles so indis.
10 the ~iabofing poor, and which We
now obtain so much cheaper than then. The
labOrlug poor Of those days, had the exac.
lions and extortiOns Of the ~m0n0p6lists Toe
iFeSh IN HeH WcmoTles, 10 Fe9fSt INC very
measure which was especially intended 10
them independent OF foreign nations
aud OF domestic mon0poiieS Tor The comforts
life hat they could produce at home. The
wise men, men At the mead o. inc government,
laa me Tec0llscti0n 700 IfGsh 70 lnsit memo
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globe "Ithou' having htst p'"ssl : 100 -
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the cargo, ana Obtained net ~ t'oI Wss, ~ po..
to the port Of destination. : nG ~ ,a,cbsd
ed them 70 Dc ia"lul Pt,%5 = !, H. aG,ha
at the port, or Oeen Fi'''1u y ~ up oarpnia,aIg
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