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

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cpmpIeie oDf in.efnll ffaoufeet. aHi ihe
leffiependeui we ME on foreign powers lof
every national as we'll lame.tl pnrpoe,
pfeaief aud mofo stable Will be public f..
LEFTY. lly ihe increase ~ dome sile manu-.
laciures. will the demand ipf thc fulo mn.
lrfIals at home ho increased and thus will
ihe dependence Of the several parts ol lht
Union on cach othet and ihe strength of
/ TIE Union itself, bc. proponlonlhy aug.
mcnied."- uoaioe's jh daHpH Message
satisfied ana I, whatever may BE- the
/ abstract doctrine IN favor Of unrestricted
commerce. provided ON nations would COZ.
cur in IL, aud IL was not liable 10 H. intcrup.
ted by war, which has ncycr. occurred, and
cannot be expected, that there are other
strong reasons Applicable To our situation
and relations with other countries, which
impose on Us the obligation TO cherish aud
sustain our manufactures. Satisfied am J,
however. likewise, that the interest OF eve.
~ part OF our Union, even those benefited
by manufactures, require that this subject
should be touched with the greatest eau
ton, aud a critical knowledge OF the ELECTS
TO lie produced by the slightest changes.'
Nom oeS 9Th annual Message.
PRESIDENT ADAMS OPINIONS.
"The great. interests of anl agricultural,
commercial and manufacturing nation, are
SO linked in union together, that no perma-
nent cause OF prosperity III one OF mem
can operate without extending It's influence
10 the other. All these are under the pro,
tectinc power Of legislative authority, and
the duties Of the representative bodies are
to conciate them in harmony together"
"Is the sclfprotecting energy OF this ma
ton SO helpless that there exists in the po-
itical institutions of our country no power
$ 10 counterfeit the bias of foreign legislation ;
that the growers of grain must submit to
the exclusion from the foreign markets OF
, their produce; that the shippers must dis
mantle their ships the trade Of the North
starnate at the wharves, and the manuiac-
,urers starve at their looms, while the
whole people shall pay tribute TO foreign
industry to be clad in foreign CARDS; that
the Congress of the Union aresmpotent to
restore The balance in favor of native indus
trv DESTROYED by the statutes oil any
realm"-Adams' 4th annual Message
i. PRESIDENT JAcKsoN's OPINION.
"Tbe power to impose duties upon I'M
norris originally belonged to the several
7 States. The right TO adjust these dutes'
! with a rie,o to the encouragement Of donles-
$ ia branches of industry is SO completely
! identical with that power, that IS IS DIM
a cult 10 suppose the existence OF the one
: without the other. The States have dele
l GATED their whole authority over imports
e 10 the general government, without llmlla
e ,;on or restriction, saving the very neon
5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. relating 10 the lnspec-
| ion laws. This authority, having thus en-
e t;relv passed from the States, the right 10
!, exercise il for the purpose OF protection
: does not exist in them; and, consequently,
5 Fiji be not possessed by the general gov,
: eminent. il must be extinct. Our political
Y system would thus present the anomaly OF
. ! people, stripped Of the right TO foster theil
! own industry, and 10 counteract the mos.
y selfish and destructive policy which mlgh'
b he adopted by foreign nations. thus sure le
e IL cannot be the case; this Indispensable
: nower thus surrendered by the States
r 1onst he within the scope Of authority on
! the subject expressly delegated 20 Congress,
e In This conclusion am confirmed, as wei
y bv the opinions Of Presidents Washington
b jefferson. Madison, ard Monroe, who have
$ each e repeatedly recommended this Tlgnl
nnder the constitution, as by the uniform
practice Of Congress, the continued acqul-
! escence Of the States, and the general uni
! Outstanding of the people. "--JacSsOn s 2nO
e annual message. -
d .sWAsnlNcroN CRY, April ", ie@4.
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