Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-17
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n'emen;-iam now ,t the capital f,hs Emprs Stats.
truly deserves tho of tho Empire Stats, 4 sape-
In Commercs. Agriculture. Manufacture, and popu-
can ent'ile her to the claim Since the election 81
Buren, To thu Office Of toveruer Of this s,e chi. city
een the hot bed Of evil aud that continually. Tho
and intrgucs which hero conoocied by . lew
pirs,ors have cost this whole nation between i've and
hundred millions OF dollars. and preinsturcly for the
ess Of their schemes. taken away s.s than liy thou
innocent lives Many have long been IN their grave.
c death. tho Judge Of quick and Dead will hold these
guing politicians and their associates throughout tb.
uy, responsible for so black mud criminal h,y. b-c,
inns and determinations Of that n,urJstous band ho
by base fraud and gross deception. held power for
trying series OF yssrsA the noudstng bones Of the
IN 'he'' graves cry aloud fr revenge. Il will eome
e Pa'rouc snd the good he not discouraged, and L.
onspra,ors and 'fogues and 10, asis" piepat, thai,
rs Tor the ~hirlwind aud the shock.
mentioned in my letter from Matte AVIAN that mn, ,,,t
Heath oI Jefferson the doctrines of fra, trade =,
pied DO established in this country by ,n,ki,y hin,
author Every person knows that during J,fT.,.o,,
those most interested IN free trade abus. hmm IA, Thai,
re content Tor his tariffs aud enbargoes few wear.
IRE hs oea'h me wrote letter most recon-
iding Protection and Hsms Maa.Iset.,,, II go.
ne cruel that man should be made tn father thu, ,,
pad no hand or agency in creating The people ,bould
this matter IN their hands and protect the nam, .f Jf
7on from injury and oursge. The name and memory If
great " Arlington, with majority OF these Ame,;.,,
traders Of ours is hated with hatred Tim, L,o,... -
nds lie has written aud said much on Union and
riff Of Protection. and his character Wa no pooJ ,l
respect for his memory dear with the m,,... ST.,
devils desire to eradicate this feeling from IN,
American people. know some American d,y,o,,,,,;.
dcians who. il they dared do would 20 TO Nom,
and break open the sareopagus which holds nil that
mortal OF the great old Chief aud scatter his bone. .
gously over the EARTH thereby they could DESTROY tho
hence and respect Tor his advice, services aud
the minds oi the people OF tho Union. Yes know
h. But rest good old chief. thy memory IL dear and
grave shall be haiowed and protected from the wicked
|d Of him whom thy toll aud services have made free
he name OF Madison is held in like character by the..
trade politicians lie fortunately lived long enough Ia
the attempt o break the enerpri.nR and bo,.
suits o the people. He did not hesitate In this emer
hey to resist and repcl the attempt in the most emphatic
unquahhcd language This Is the Of their ba-
1 aud enmiiy to him. Il was known that he Wa, IN.
hor OF the conslitu ton, and its greatest e.p,und
To get rid Of his name and tho influence q,
writings, 10 now a matter OF trouble Often h.vn
'eard him traduced by who owe their Lii
~ and right to abuse him. from his service, and
To- because he eIpounded the Constitution which ba
drafted, To favor protection. But his memory vr;,,
be dear, and successive generations will ballo~ 4,
he continue as great light, shedding luminous u.,re
the pathway ut the Patriot through oil time while
feeble oe', like dim triigbs, shall be obseured from
bit by tho more expensive rays OF this glorious Star
the Revolution The Sbo said, in 1916 tb,,
desired such tariff then ~ would place IN, m,,,
lures beyond the reach Of all contingency" ,,J /,
81. that "iespairing Of getting rid Of tho tariff of
o. politicians went about aud eat up the doctrine
II the tariff WAS unconstitutional" This is bone.t
'akinR. and the truth. This is the cause and m.
pronunciation Of the unconstiu,ionality Of tariff
ierson had no more to do with this tangled dog
l. than Jim Folks special friends OF the Five Point.
We To do with virtue. II you believe one, believe ,,
Ter.
The many phases and attitudes which the pre.ep, f,,,
de party have held and appeared in for fifteen years
ok. has parallel in human fraud aud practice since tho
" OF Mahomet. Mshomet had always a revelation ON
nd for any new imposition which he designed Ia prae
on his followers and have the leaders OF this party,
'nce heard man who was assigning the future rewards
a number of persons. and when asked what would be
condition Of such person who had changed his prin-
les frequently, said: 'rhst no had been 90 dreadful
ner, aud his habits ncorrigblc, that the Devil
en he got hold oi him would place him behind the door
break bark his besd" II this mans views OF poll
al tegversaon be jusi. wo will have unusual number
political representatives ia tho LBotIonless PIT over
lose heads the Devil will break bark, unless they by
the "nghuul remedy" with McDufis's blyonets. Fix
,hes longer than the usual size shall succeed in keeping
Satanic Msjesy at disanee. They may amuse him
quoliog from the Resolutions OF '9S aud 49, This they
rtainly will do Il the bath be tough. The Devil would
knowledge put into his head in one hour about
pessvo burdens Than no knew before In all his .
tchio and Walker would insist that the punishment be
iucsd down 90 the revenue standard. With such set
troublesome spirits. have no doubt the Devil would
sh them good rijdsnce But where would they 20 TO
uded People OF the South, you may have thoso mcn MS
ar teachers and gudrp-but as for I'll be about some
tier business Men OF the South. how msny of you have
ID tho Resolutions OF SO and 99isnd in what part do
~ teach free uadei-and IN what clause do they da-
nnce proicctionl Jefferson aud Madison, who wrote
zee Resolutions had Jus few years before they were
bish,d aided with all their might passing thrift VI pro-
fion-Would they condemn themselves7 People are not
the habit OF doing So Some o you read nor write
are therefore, from necessity unable whist they do
at upon. How many Of you have read the Tariff
! OF 1912 Do tell me, then, in tho absence of fins
Ow,dge. how Expresses you I'm sfraid you are gnb
~ aboAt and abusing measure you do not know any
ng Of. know persons who could not te me the
ference betweenu Tariff aud a tadpols. Can you, who
10 knowledge Of IL, and you who cannot read teI
tue duicrenCe Im not tlunting you because can
read, for Heaven knows lament IL, God and Won,
ID senses help YOU for not, or cheerfuy would
Albany by being tho Capital Of the State has very many
large public buildings. But the Capital is n shabby
ir for 80 great State. However has been tho thea
Of much vlainy and crime in days past tina, /, ia a.
io leit Hiono until the present clique shall 90 down Il,
r graves. and purer class shs fill their places and
better Capital may be erected. This CITY Inns n..,
900 inhsbants, aud is rapidly increasing The b,,vcs
crowded with Steamboats,, schooner sIoops and canal
lis. DE Witt Cinton's Big Ditch gave N. Y star, ,b,,
sent hsr far ahead Of ALL not all her sister States
Dll, I'm proud Of II, for shv s one Of tho Ameresn
tee, and belongs 10 the Union, and therefore. I am
tined TO sec her prosper. We might too n wa would
I've not the barriers in the way ihs she has
only within few years that this city has done much
Manufacturing. She now, however, 10 eou,,u,neiuy IL
earnest. Tho manufacturing OF Stoves h.. b,comc A..
ness q great magnitude. The style and finish Of b,.
cles exceed any Thing Of the kind ever saw in ,v
They have tie richest external carving .n ,l.,, I
u behod. Their sales ste immense. Tbc,, ,,.,. =.
Eastern States 10 immenso-hkowiss with IN. W.,
ey scll much Of their work also in Canada Thee A..
y reaching out thsir hands for the South.
The establishment Of hessrs Low & Losko, vi.i,od
h tho highest delight in Ito establishment somo
The finest patterns before bsheld Some Of your
hmond Foundumen should have q look at these pa,
's-slso, should other fuundrymon OF tho South. 1
ted the establishments Of Rsthborn e. Co, Vosc g. Co
nsoms a. Co. and \ n1ust copla.. 4 l.I -