Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-20
Volume E~EE...s.Nurslber j2'
The Consir.o.. o. the Farming Interest.

There never was q finer season Than the one We are It
present ENJOYING. nor one that gave i flfrer p~nmi-e ct
The coming harvest. The farmers are frugal ADD indus
triou>, more 80 than they have been m what are called
better Times. and the grateful earth. - Tar a. she can, WI
repay their labms-
But what sha. they do Cor n market ilox viii they
be able To dispose 81 the gsains and fruits which, the
earth Yields 50 literally; The products Of agriculture arc
declining IN Price the goods made IN our ia't"t's arc
rising The condition 81 lac farmer = iacreior. growing
he receives les fr chat p has 10 sell and : COM
pelied To pay more fr what he buys.
Let those who 1--we ~ cuiuyaung tc g-oHnd cast n look
now aud then Ia the price current aud they VIII had hat
ihs bounty ofndture has been isu>re'ed by our own laws
Genial seasons, a fertile soil. ani their own industry,
have given them q supply for a vide market WHICH, en'
for the tariff. they would seek IN ai the ports ofihe World.
Congress steps ga and enacis a iant which continues mem
To a home market, aud eompeis them 10 EEL e"eaP III
bmv dear.
Yet the country is prosperous, say lhe owners Of the
cotton aud wonien m'lls, for We ct liberal prices loo oar
fabrics; the country - prosperous. say the ~haf"a"thefs
IN stock companies, tor the prices oi on' stocks re i-ihs-
Wall street declares with one Voice that ~ have i@beh
upon good tmes The journalists eNpauai' "P"" i"' F'"sr
periy of the country. To these people the inieF'sis"i
the world seem L. b. compreh"nded 'n high prices Tor
manufactured goods aud high pio,- Tor siork>- f"'hs
manifest when manufactures q "N"foitan'N "'"- "nu
the goods winch the firncr exchanges Tor il'"" """>"A"s
CHEAP. that something ~ wrong that u u : = n"'f "'
prosper,> tor the manufacturer and ih. ~I",kI"htsr. -
"A time of adversely for the tlleTs OF the ground a"h 'h"'
the rariff which cuts of the farmcr from a VIDE market
and better PRIZES, only diNeTis the proceeds 81 hs labor
into The pockcis at other men
Congress. however. including a democratic House oi
Representatives. haze determined that thts iauh very
we'll =, 1t stands. II II 't-hi. ~sy they, that 'he i","'r
should not be allowed the lheri, TO eArhhnsc h~ lf"uh'ts
will, Hose n, can give him the test terms IL = tsht
that beef and pork aud gram aud other pf''""',- 81 "s"'
culture should be cheap. while cotton ana ""p''" ''"'hs
are dear Tin- - a perfectly proper slate 81 ihi"Ss y"
should not bc disturbed.
80 fully convinced are some OF tie menh'rs 81 '""-
rre>~ on itis subject. thai n i>reg trd'd Ia tn'"' - fi'""
To- entertain any other "pnion. Mr. iiatdin- "a ~"
pie. "A member from u inriS. has charged hr i"lN VIM
b.lus oppo>,d - ihe present excellent iA'h' nv" -"''
c.rtuauy npover>hr, our farmers. lie a"'nn"'ai's do
/ .,,Mut ,,.u q 90 ruf.n III. aud irs.p~ prn'l hp'n iiWi ~
show that Mr.. Polk l. ~ heller Than an '"'m, y '.ht ad-
miralle law, aud would repeal II At he could n"""S
others. he quoie- from one of has speeches lie following
emphatic declhran"ns-
.sIle Is opposed Ia direct taxes. aud 70 froinsifoTy ana
pror.cii ,e dnn.s. and IA favor Of such m"d"'aie duties ~
would not cut oil mporialionS. la other w"'h~. lac was
IN favor of reducing the duties Ia the ,ai"> 81 ihe c"mPr"-
n,s>- act. whore the wing congress iuh "e
3Oni nf june. lri2'
The south and lac with them, had voted Tor the act 81
IS22. because Al was a reduction of ID" rates "i tie act o,
I-,-. though b, means - low a. he would have desired
II To he slill i, WAS the greatest T. duciion winch could
be attained al the time of H. passage
.Th. difference I.rtwe cen The csur>r Of the political par
~ w,h which lac NJ. Milton Brown aris and mNs'hi =
..L,t. ,L.x r ad,ncaics uf diSiuInn"u aud a protective
,arr-mea~nrcs whIrh consider suin"u- 4" ia" ,n'"f"si'
of the country. and especially Ia the interests" 81 h' P'"''
ing Srates-I have steadily and at all iiH'cs "ppose'
beth"
v,y;.r nroyed Tins chrrre against Mr. Polk. Mr.. liar
din concludes that he la. made out a sutiicicni cas-
against HIM. aud leaves 1t i" the world 4" SAY what '"''
demnalion shall he great enough Tor ''' h','St ~ s','"i
that II l. wrong Ia c"nhne tie iafn'"r -" P''"'l :"
arrux market. " here ti" advantage - al "a III" q" g
the manufacturer with whom he = f"mle'"' =" 'N'"'hs'
ms produci-. The American. "f lat e,'nnns. We yer
c.ixa uubl,-rnS M. Hardin irtier, and paradc>s IA cap
iiais. The proofs We has" qupled-
A. these prnaf. are perfect, satisfactory. and Mr Po.'
has been named for very iish "fire' ~" re-. q ""e T"
,be cau.e q truth that we should publish them also
,LoYsL NOT with capitals. for the fact Il suiiri'nii. star
mo. without TIA. assistance II l'c handful -, Il "' tsP"s
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