The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-11-14

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ed he Tree lrsds .y.iem. and 70 fs.os o
lie a.aaufsrtsrpg policy. ~ bid jos
ra1e col u . ~sr N ~hleh zs hsd beer
Eislnrioss ever re Grsa,rsI kiHgdom q
ias earlh. Nsiw lhsiaRiing ne had rEo'
ssd Ourselves 10 Be 80 eaRreitni q
mainlsia cur rights balh IN The land and
he ocean. yeI Isfsrsrn a.. dsr'dsdlI
sIpossd 10 The iseI,ne rps called lres
Trade; he condemns he dnct, Inc Of these
who sould i" keep % IN ssssalsee 10 ir'
rsisa and unfrishdlS people" % disla, al
dis .Fass ale deslnne Of aepsndei C ,oI
Eagl4hd fac oaF maj els and sappl,ss
and bolaly declares ,ha donssue MANI
failures ase essential - our isdsrsRd
snes.
Such uere JsIfsrson's opinions when
de foundations cf our present raieal'Ee
OF DISCRIMINATING policy. were esins laid
By - old Republican Congress. Let Il
mi be said that tie ia'if Of 1916 gas =
isrH for reresns. merely TO relieve the
country from ils tmbsrrasmenis and .hes-
~ debt. snI not Tor pralfft,on. The IaSe
af The bill ilssn sff,rds undrniahls proof
that il xas not only inEnded a. . tarii
Tor reFsnue. but that il wa. also intended
10 operate - tariff fcr protection. II il
had 6ssn fIr revenue merely. n would
hare imposed duties on Ill oIr imports !;
gralrarng Ibe duties according 10 The ma
isrs OF the impaired ar ieles, so a. 10
Iass the largest amount Of rev, nue.
from the sm' lIesi possible duties that
wu,h bring the rtqoirej revenue, in ac.
eordaaee with The present doctrine Of
S..u,h Csrul,na pol licians. But The face
Of he bill proves Inst il imposed d.liss
rpon . much festf number ofimpnrtsd
alnclss tran does the taft IL 1912. 81
FIR from lis spreading The dp,ies rtupan
oil imporls:ions IS Il horizontal dnc,ri ,e
vouli have Them spread, j, cohhus3 sud
imi,ed them to sms Ter number Of srli-
cies, sid made The duties more uni quail
Than tie present tsrlddoe'. Fur ins,s.ce,
does the pr. sent tuiG impns' a duty oil
Two cent. per squsre foot on all 8 by III
win low glss.. consumed by poar mat
That If 1915 impased dsiy Of q cruts.
Does The present tariff fix The minimum
valussion II I'll the cotton fasrlcs, so tx Ell
siSely consUmtd by The poor every where,
sni which enter 81 univ, rsally laio the
coa'uDpiinn oi The SlUth Tor negro clo-
hing and other putpo.e' at a MINIMUM
Violation Of 20 Gems! The uriT nI 1916
liked The miaImum ,alnstion ui % cent.,
thereby making the duty much higher on
c',tlnn goods, worth less Than 10 esnis.
shan the present dee. II also imposed
higher duty On Sugar and Mnla.ses, 80
generally consumed by the poor, and ma
Ms Their articles that might b. menIou-
Ell. there shoulj be any doubt yet re-
msiaing in the nirds Of any individual,
tina, The old republican Of 1915 ess
III, in the proper sfnsa OF the word, :
protective tariff, ami was otin,endei IL
be SO, thsi d ubt will be removed by
tasnlng TO the Annual Message OF james
MaIrsan. December 5.h. 1915. N le.'
Register. wi. Q. p ge 256: in which tia;
grsst salesman aud fs!h-r of tie C"ns,,-
;SiIsn especially recommended i,r,iI
for revenue aud for protection, 10 The
very C"ngrsss shich b Ire The session
sinsea. ensc ed il. Madison proceeds.
10 ajusti"g the duties on imports % tie
jerts Of revenue. The h.lilrnce oil the
iorif on man,fs TIRES Will necessarily
present. itstif for consider ; Oh. H,w-
srer vise THE theory may De. which leaves
IN The s.saci'y and in:erss. { iativiiu.
sls tie sp pic. ,ion IL ,htic Industry ard
resource, III re are IN this. az Il cthe,
ea.s:. exceptions 10 The geee al rule.
Besi'es tie condition wlich the The
OF .t.sif impli.s Of a reciprocal afsor
.tlun by other nations. ex2-ri"Gcs tsac',es
tba! 50 macy rircum.tenee- mus. occu
in Introducing aud ma'"rIng msnsf4ctu
ring estshhAhmes.s. espesial'y Of tht
mre complicated KIDD, tina c"u4,r,
msy remain Ing Ni'hnni t'rem. al hon!i
sufficiently alVsRres', ard in snme re
specie. peeTlra'ly Il ted for Carrying the Il
o. With sac~ess. Undrr circumstance.
81 iag PoserfII Impulse t, maaufa"lu
rag iudcs;'y. j; has made among us
prog ess. and, sxhIb ted an Efficiency
~hlch justly The belief tina. siia pro
per protection, M; ra"re an Is due e.
The tntsr,rsins CT izeas sh,se iuterfs
are row at s'aSe, it sill become It Al
ea'Iy day. not only saf. ssairs' ucc.sion
al competition from abroad. buta source
oil domestic wsalh and even Of extern i
camms rec. In selsc ing the btsuche,
more especially entitled 10 public pateua-
age, a preferences /. obviously rle,mei BY
sncll as all r,lirve The U"i:edS..e from
iep' f1jence on foreign SUPPL IS. ever
subj oil 10 casual futures. fur Articles ne.