The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-25

TIE TARIFF.

DC MANM 80 tnAEfN - - ~ -
he sghirrs. tie naIs - arc suFrflatd -
ne dscsrnsu whieh'so ssressslails pre-
ssils-nos oniy in rslsaisn - ne fsiia
llsslf. bsl e % uho Lsse and Who hass
nol been - sBPPoFiFrs-
Iei as exsni1s isf0 The elect this
bosslel - STEM Of 8 lEse Hsdr. shieh
aur opponrn,s 81 he South islk % much
shout NJ haze upon ne msshansesi N
dsslry ol ne eoonHy.
sly ILs hou ges good Aaeflesn
Ilal I.r 50 and British Hslstso. Wei.
I.ks or he lar,G and you wsll SCI ne
Brush llsl far % 50, ~hils yau aill
have 70 give % snli 80 The American.
We give this - an lllushalioa. without
being precise - 10 ihe costs and duiies--
IaF 10 = sal our trends, IN lhs 6Fs' place.
10 Mdsrsfaad fksprincipie Of The Thing,
and sllSIwards xeerprsl 10 90 more large
IL into deiasls. Well. The duty 70 TAX
en- OF Of The British sraels. AID esery
body begins 10 feel glad thar they can gsl
Has from abroad - much cheaper Than
hrrsloiofe. The American Hsuef }. oh
liged 10 gre up his trade, aud 60 20 ssIk
a. somt lhiag else o keep his wife and
sa,lJrsn Iron sIsrvmg. The trade Is
bIoken down throughout he Union. and
/" huzIa Cor Brush Hats" goss he rsuaes
oil the county.
DAT lsnseine tia, e intend 10 arpeaI
10 your patriotism, and cay you ought 10
give The so cehIs OF dell.T more 10 our
own Ieople. No .ueh thing. Bal how
viii this thing work! Why 30 soon %
your own H,uers are completely flsored.
AID I'll competition sgsin.I The io.e'gn AZ.
,iclr il aanlhIIaied, tie British raise The
price Of their Hats. aud YOU nov rave
10 give from s6 TO SO Tor foreign Hat.
when. IL you had no, broken down your
Own manufactures, you could have gass
good. made a, home. Inr -. Every re-.
Seeing man vii sse, 10 moment. that
this must be the result. llumsn nature
10 the sane Ill The world oser. and Ior-
eign people aill no, fail 10 take advantage
Of our folly and our wants.
There is an attempt inside 10 induee the
people 20 btiiese that The srllrle rsed
chiefly By lsborng classes are particular.
w faxed. Its enough 10 say this - nm
tue, ss every msn can know for h,ms, IL
But suppose II were true; is j, not better
to be taxed aliffLe in this way 10 suppo,
your own gosernmtnI sud people. thar
10 be taxed . great deal 10 support Brit
ish subjects aud the British Monarchy
l. Il no, better ~ give our own peopl,
bread and employment in this way. thai
10 enrirh foreign manufacturers!
You may take the arucle of Shoes. an,
put il in the place Of hats, aud find ih
zane Ie.ul,. You may IKE any article
the prodHce of mechanical industry, an,
the effect 10 The same. d you break dnui
American industry through false MOTTO
of economy, YOU must be content 10 let III
British tar you al their pleasure, in.tps
OF your own go' ernmeni Cor i,snecsssitie
-tor the policy Of those who oppose ,h
Tariff will break down almost every me
chanicsl branch Of industry IN The eoun
Try. aud leave US dependant upon forsien
ere for our hats. shoes, pIough-chalus, CO,
tnn.basgng. soap, sugar, gas ware
Asnnels. bsizes. broadclolhs, ell ring.
and, in fact, for every article OF necessit
or Comfort, for which they will make q
ray according TO our necessities, whir
will always increase.
An incident has be- relst. d to us. 10
Iative To some operations IN Virgins
uhich will make this subj. CT sill pIsint
IN our readers. On the establishment {
a Pen'len'iary there, a competiiion sros
be, the ARTICLES manufactured In th,
institution. aud the mechanics who all
them 10 their own shups--nntl plough
chains got down TO Is cents per p.i
The consequence was, that The hone,
mechanics had. 10 gle Up business, al
seek employ Dent elsewhere. 81 soon a
tbs was done, and comptti,ion vas i,i
PROSTATE, the Peniieniary folks charge
eighty cents Instead Of eighteen, &,
pluUg Now do The tfeemen {
the United States desire lha, the Bnus
sh III be PERMITTED 10 play thi. Penitrnlr;
~ tick upon Us,
! But The idea immediately arises in III
mud, and se dare say our ue,ghhofs " h
read ibis article thungbI OF it -,a'her thu
submit t. this, we will manufacture N
articles 0urseiues That i, the very thin
; you sIe doing now-bui il You b;ea
, down these manufactures. who will p,
! up Others when the calamity comes Opo
:. us! You do not suppose III / those VIII
:. have been ruined by the free trade
p"ltey will uy It sgain--snd certa nj
/ we cannot expecI thai rev ente 'prises ",
i. enter field where al predecessors has
been destroyed.
:, We were tsugbt lesson the last wa
. that ought - have been sufficient Tor
century, if mt forever. Garments wei
sold Tor els, that propie would be hart;I
|, wrlIingt, give SO for a, The present tin,
And what was The c,use oi ,hIs! Becaus
ue had been dependan, upon foreign n.
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