The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

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= ssd sarnfrsdl No. 81. thsf ~sla se''
.ksy wiil speak OCT sgainsi lhls sflss
and ssinoss MEASURE; yasr tselfs an
sooa grean undsr he weight u lhsf
rsmoaslrsaes sgsihsii i. lsail en thsn
10 90 20: | eslI on Ihem 70 eo0e % ne
rsseue before Il 10 100 lac.
The axo~ed otjsri Of this eall = 70
oprn OR pofss 10 me impoita1ion q hn'.
Ish eeods-ao favor lore,ga latmsFs sno
aeehasics. snd destroy 'osr ioss. or.
give The people tine 10 be heard. saa
his BIZ esanel psss; lsi d be discussed,
and Il can never pass an Amerseaa ION
sFess. There 70 one usy N when v
can psss-send 10 20 The British fafiia-
meni. and il wall Be passed By aerlama-
ZION. England would give millions 70
secure ils passage. ID hadrseenily ofen
sisted in an oficial report. read - ne
House nf Commnns. thar unless The Ame-
riesn TsnT Of lsse Was modified ADD re-
ducsd. Gsal Bnusin would have 10 pay
the United States cash Tor their cotton,
instead Of paying IN goodsls she toimsf-
IN had done; and this bill accordingly
mobiles and reduces lhslTarih oil lss2
10 suit The wishes Of the British Chan.
cellor. who. while he recommends Ice
lrads and loo duties 10 ~. takes special
care 10 adhere 20 his own psohlbliosy
system. While this bill proposes grsa'-
" 10 reduce The duties on foreign dis
,illed spirits, Enelsnd exaets duty Of
400 per cen. on ours; aud this u re-
cipracii,! Th. bill reduces ihs d1nes
on tobacco and iis manufactures. While
England demands 200 per cent. en-
ours. and actually collects % millions
d ,llars Of revenue annually from opr 81.
harro. equal 20 the While resenue oil lh's
Gosernmeni--such - Brush reciprocity
aud free trade. S,ncs the TsniT oi 1912,
The tables with England hsse been Iurn.
ed; lat year the b.lanee oi, trade with
Gnal Britain exceeded $4,000 900 90
our favor. instead OF being about tina,
amount against Us, as in former years.
The Imports Of specie Lad 10 The lssi year
reached the unprecedented amount. as
appears BY Official reports. Of more than
% millions OF dollsr., must Of u from
Great Britain. No wonder Englsnd aud
her statesman were anxious for The re-
duelion Of The American Wing Tsnif Of
10. No sonder her Chanetll nr exclaims
sesins, the Tariff. and says j, will obl'ee
them 10 send Us specie instead Of good.
hereafter 10 pay ior eoiion. No wonder
our country 10 rapidly recovering from rs
late depression--tha ils course il sgsin
onward and upwsrd-that i,s former pros
periiy 10 reiurning--a prosperity II slwsys
had and always would have under an ei.
icIeni protective system. but which I
never had and never would have wiihou
IT, No wonder specie had become album
dan,-ihsl the hanks had Ie.umed--,ha
exchanges had become squsl'zed aud IN
teresi reduced--,hat manufactures hal re
ived-ihsi agriculture was Iecosefng-
that The mechanic aud every other bfsncl
of,he national ~ du.lry was fully and pro
|, fi'ably employed All these were III,
necessary and undsnlabl fruits IL IL,
, existing tariff policy-us1lts seen, leli
E and acknowledged throughout the land
1 yet. in the face Of Ill these iacts--shui
. Ting their eyes 20 these gtesr tights big
ing up before ihsm-ihe committee q
ways and means have reported bill to u
( peal this ben, fetal act Of 1912. aud briu
= US back 10 the low dunes aud the low COT
\ dllion Of 1910. They have strurk deatl
o blow at this policy policy which ia
/ sindica,ed lis sdapucn by sll is truil'
VII. ch had lu!6,lrd all the hopes OF il
!. fr,end-, and islsIGed all the prediction
of It's tnemH s; but shsli This bluw be-ur
g ava,iIng! No. sir, II will recoIl aud oveI
=: uh,lm is authors. The people who hav
? experienced the benefits aud The blessing
q of this measure, will not abandon !
a Even it's enemies are now disposed
!, give u fair aud foil trial. and condem
! il onlv wien H. fails. Then Why no
y sir. wait MI the people have an opporis
!. nuy 10 pass upon this question at the a
!. preaching elections! They viii then Sc
~ tel IT ore way or the other. If The en-
mics of the Tsrd policy prevail. The
l. eau and will repe.l 1t; but u sou rope
= il now. andn trends are successful,
!, will be lmmedisiely restored. Then vi
ID no, let u ablde this result! Let il GO
in The people, let them decide IL, and. {
r one. sir. arm prepared to scquIesce
their decision. The COMMITTEE Jrpr
4, cate agi atom: Why NOT. then. lel .he ma
CT ter rest. lie, the experiment be trle
/. and u il falls. pat j, down. Whence Il
c. urgent Necessity Of change; wha, int
" est IN the country calls for y; who b
-: demanded II; who has prn iuned lor II
re OF any other change! No one: bn. {,
ne COMMITTEE Of Ways and Means say =
of must have mnre revenue--more reveD
o and how do they propase TO RAISE
BY reducing tie duties; and this, u
OF sord Tor II, will result, as il always h
., resulted. in reduction OF revenue; il
ce the necessary and natural copsfquen,
he This vas once The opinion If the hono
ic bic Chairman of The Comm.uee Of Wa