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

a Ia fspoIl-els sFfeeh in tAtef 81 htt
h,il-ssd No 3asbl be 10 snxious 70 sep.
prrss any retlys 81. sif. ] haze sre'esn-
,,llx sot IL kelwssa tao prssioss qnss-
ions, and I wish % ssy liills en- ne Gu
81 sids. sad Llile i will beeomEalsd siih
ne volunineus rspon q he Comniiies
alWaysand Means, xhiehIsPoEi ssss1e
me gentleman ell take gsssi pa suse
"A ssnding 10 ny esGsllDenis, Aho Ahi
readily con psshrnd and aPpEfeisis 40 de-
,truc,lrs doesrines. Boa The genuemse
Ell, me 70 wall al he iafif CONES up iof
discussion; sif. Ihis may never hspPsh;
nsy not he najariiy pass that BAL. ~
,Ley are passing lhis Important oh'. un-
der Ihs previous qusslianla majority nav
laks ne bin Oct &c commilife and pass y
under he asg xilhoSt amsndmsni 90 O.
bals; and IIom The disposition svineed 70
suppress debate onlhis orcssior, have &c
nol ! night 10 spprshend hat The sane
course will be puIssed on lhe suhjsei oi
the tariff. which. il Fasssd al oil. nus. DC
passed under he gsg-is vill mol BEAR &C.
bale.
Bot, cir, when 20 interrupted By The
honorable ehairmsn Of The COMMUNE 81
Wars and Means. l was about 70 say,
thai II thls bill increases The fesfnpe %
meet he demands Of he irrasufy. q can
only lul6I lhls Office BY nearly doubling
| impors,ions. Ii rsputisles Prolre'lon,
and adopt. The horizontal plan; With ies
exceptions il brings every hing down 10
thirty pei cent. MI lie 10, Of SsPIsnbef.
Is45, when there is 10 be general re-
duelion Of all ad yslorsm duties 70 isen-
" Eve per cent and under. resulting IN .
% dueiion Of The duties imposed BY The 70
IilT of ls42 about one-ihlrd. OF say once
fourth; then il 10 manifest that you m1sl
import one fourth mnre foreign goods 70
make good The loss OF revenue By THIS re-
duc,ion, and one.founh more 20 raise The
additional five millions required, making
On increase Of one. half. va. City millions,
uhich must OF course destroy that amount
Of our own production; for insianee. BY
this bill one.hslf The protection 70 taken
or hats; two-6ilhs OF ready made cloth
inc; two-,hirds Of shoes; one hslfcG man
ufscluIes Of iron; 80 that the hsliers, TAI.
lors, shoe-makers. and blseksm tbs loose
oHe. hall Of their projections, snd the Tres
, .ury one-half The revenue; and 10 make W
, for Ihi. lass Of re,enue we must Of eourss
double the importation Of hats. shoes
: manufactures OF iron. and rsaiy-msd.
, rlo,hing. destroying corresponding
, amount OF curown Production. as The con
sumption will continue The same whether
the supply BE- furnished 81 home % iron
abroad; three cents 10 taken OF every
pound 81 imported wool costing over se
4 ven cents; af course we musi gTesiy IN
/. crease the importation Of wool 10 maxi
A good this loss Of revenue.
!. To understand ihe Injurious operation
J. Of this bill upon every branch 81 the "a
. lonsl industry, agricultural, manufaclur
!, ing. and mechanical. | would suggest q
: the resder 10 luin 10 The iable marked &C.
e in the appendix 10 The repor, Of the Con
e miuee Of Ways and Means. where ihs.
h, would see The precise extent In which eve
- " branch 81 industry would be afecls
!. By this measure. This report il.e
!. would,hns furnish the b,s, and most cor
# elusive evidence Of the Destructive tdeC
e. Of the proposed measure upon Ameiies
. labor, aud us bene6clal effects upon IA
n reign. and especially British industry
b hence he had denomInaied this a " Br
Vi lish bIll," because il vas calculated 10 AZ
., vance the interest Of British mechanic,
Is manufacturers. and farmers. Al The es
IS peuse cf our own.
n. But. sir, if mere revenue IL wsried
2. why not increase the duties on luxurie
'e ccn.umed BY the rich. rather than thu
70 strike dawn he poor mans labor, en-
il. take the bread from The mouth Of his child
To rem, TO make room Coz the importation Z
IN fifty IN lions Of dollars worth IL furrig
J., good.l l. this. cir, an American mea
u sure, can il receive The support of =
p American Congress. or the upresenl;
~ uyes Of The American people! call o
e. the suthnrs OF Ibis rn,nous measure
~ come forth IN IFS defence. Icsll on ihel
al to assign some reason for its adoption
u | can readily d,acovsr rrasnns snong
~ why England should desire its adoption
To but they are The very r.a-ons shy v
Or Shouts r. isc, il; just so f.r as ii bene6
10 them Ill lures Us; this is contest Derives
G. foreign and Am, ricsn mechanics. fatmer
al and manufacturers, Tor The American ma
ID, ke', and the question IS. which side III,
he we take! The tariff of 1912 shuts q
Pr the foreigner and gives The America
las the ma'ke,; This bill proposes to repe
MS the tariff Of 1912, and give i, 10 TIE {
he ie'gner; TO open our potls snd again CO.
We our country with l"reiqn goods. and e
ue port Goney by shiploAd. 20 pay Tor he,
J.! and Why! lagain ak the committee u
ny on wha, principle oi na.lunal policy u
las measure ts sustained!
IL Mr.. DRoMGooLE replied To enst
ce. bare-hea!el people 10 bay cheap hats!
"a, Mr.. STEWART. TO enable hare head
'ys people 10 buy cheap hat! Sir. le, ,