New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-20


IMPORTANT Farmers he cost OF Transporting bar.
re, - floar New fOiktb Bo,tnu ,s l2 ce "a Such
ME te benefits of s>aroad, u orh,ra FaimrS. NJ
GUS wish u build Railroad as TO bnns Southern mo.
du evry htte wi nd thus pave ou Fs n-rs ol
fJr,ie capita bad for h.looer. ak
r.,h ,h m take the ooy," say the Wings.
uT We cut the foregoing paragraph from the
Manchester IN. H Democrat. 1t strikingly
illustrates the berallty, enlarged views, and Free
Trade consistency of genuine Loco focosm, o.!
the New Hampshire breed. That school has two
fundamental ideas first, 20 excite jealousy. hos
tility and hatred between Employers and Work
men, under a prcence of regard for the rights of
the latter; secondly, to lnstigate and keep up an
eternal warfare between the Farmers and Manu-.
facturcrs, to the injury of the former and ruin Of
the latter. It's genius is wholly destructive. 1t
does what it can 10 iniure the Manufacturers.
who create the main market of the Farmers, as
suming that this market is Of no Importance, and
at the same timcit labors to excite venom among
the Farmers, because q channel IS provided
whereby the Manufacturer may be chcaply sup.
Piled with such articles as the Farmers cannot
profitably supply. This is not the course OF one
paper, but the spirit of a party. The Manchester
Democrat is among the best papers of its school; !;
but what school II must be of which the best
organs evince the narrowneSs. envy and Jaco-
blnism embodied in the above extract
lT We shall not undertake the tuition of The
PleJeian in Political Economy. So long as its
Editorials appear to be contributed by miscella
neous people, like the patchwork of a beggar's
coat or the goods at charity fair, we should
probably effect little. If the Editor or his aids
cannot sec that a Protective Tariff helps our
Home Industry by stcadying and diminishing
importations, although the fewer goods which
still come IN are sold at low price and small
many goods at larger profit while the duty was
low, we must give him over. We do not doubt
that even Coffee and Tea would cost this coun-
Try less per pound if we taxed them 25 per cent.
than they now do-thc duty diminishing impor-
tations, and thus reacting on the price in the
market of production. We arc assured that Cot
fee did III at Bahia on the news that a duty had
been opposed on it. Gn 1922 and rose again
when it was learned that Tyler had vetoed that
bill, and another had been passed leaving Coffee
free.
That we get Hardware as well as Crockery
from abroad on the average cheaper now than in
lSAl, when the duty was 10 per cent lower, is q
positive fact; that the increased duty on Hard
ware aids the American producer, by checking
importation and keeping the market ireer the
producer knows, though The Plebeian NAV not
It is not higher prices but wider and s.eadier
markets that our artisans needed, and these they
are realizing under the Tariff.
u a Cheap Mail, it will be seen by an ud.
vertiserlent in our paper to-day, has been cstab,
lished between the Great Cities, which will carry
letters at one-third the Wickllffe prices a few
weeks must determine whether the Government
will carry at fair rates and profit by 1t, or charge
abomnably and get little to do. Success to
chcapncss.
Wines, AWAKE We yesterday received an
order from the Great West for thirty thousand
of the Junius Tracts, besides some small or
ders from other quarters. The last Tract o
Junius. Democracy appears to strike 'oeH, judg
ing from orders.
Ir Is not inducing iriendless, dependent girl
10 destroy her own unborn offspring, on the par
if its father, an indictabe offence, especially
where threats and even violence are resor,ed TO
4 50, let the next Grand Jury look to it that The