The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-03-15

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ard ." protection ~ All thr great ,n'ers's n
'he whoIc Uuion, embracing ag,icuI usc, man
Wsrucs Tie mechanic ss'r, commerce and ~
gs''or."
| have a'so declsfed ny opinion IN be "in
favor ~ isnH Tor fevenup." and that 10 stivs.
'irg The dr,,is al sueh ,afh have psrcinp.
I'd ,Dch mod, rae dc,rriminsi M duties NJ
would produce tie ann MI ~ revenue NJ, d. d.
and ~ the same 'in,a, ,f ,Idrca. enable inrid,n
'ai protection ~ onf h. m" industry" and that
was "opposcd 10 tariff for protection mt rely
and not revenue"
The power "o lay and collect taxes, duties
Inn os', aud excuses" was M indier nsahle one
10 be- corfencd On the F,dcral government,
which. withnui II. wsu'd possets no mcars Of
providing tor ns nwu support IN executing
his power. hy levyirg tarif of duties for The
support ct Government, the raising of rspsnue
.houd be the o.ject. and protection he incident.
10 reverse tn principle, and make pro, ION
he object, and revenues the Incident. woulb be
70 nfct NANTES, Injustice upon all other then
protected interests. IN levying duties for reve
nue., u is doubilefs proper 10 make such d,scrim.
cations within the revenue principle as will at
ford incidental protection 10 our home interests.
Within the revenue limit, there 10 discretion
20 discriminate; beyond the limit, the riph ful
exercise Of the power is not c0rceded The
incident al prnec,ion If REED 10 our home inter.
ts's by examinations within ,he IL venue rang
. i is believed. will be ample 10 making dis
examinations, all our home interests should, as
Jar a. practicable, be equally prots cted. The
largest portion OF our people are agrrul,urisie.
!, hers are employed IN manufactures, naviga.
ZION. and the mechanic arts.
/ They are all in their respec live pursuits. and
their JOINT labors constitute the National or
home industry. To tax one branch Of this home
industry Tor the benefit Of another would be IN.
" just. No one of these int rests can rightly claim
an advantage over the others, OF 10 be enriched
by impoverishing the others. Al are torallv
! entitled 10 the fostering care and protection Of
The Government. In exercising a sound dis.
cre'ion IN levy'ng discriminating duties within
ne limit prescribed, care should be taken that
. u bp done IN manner not TO benefit the veal
. tiny lew, AZ The expense the ioilirg millions,
). by taxing lo'oest he Injuries Of life. or articles
: OF superior qoaiy and high price, which can
= only 30 a*''o"'~sse ssc aiti, ane hgncst
iihe necessar'rs ofie.or articles.o OF coarse DUAL
ny and low prcn. which The poor and great
: : n,ass OF our people mus, consume The burdens
! Of tso,ernmsn, should as far az prac,icable be
!, dlsrihue ed justly md .qnalIy among ali classes
: OF our population. These general vie WI .or On
ter aimed on thus subject, have deemed il pro.
: per 10 reitera,e.
u 70 jet upon which conflicting inter.
este 81 sections and occupations are s0pposed
:, 10 exist, and spirit Of mutual roncession and
y COM ro'nise in adjusting iss details should be
!, cherished ty every part Of our wide spread
" country, as The only means Of preserving harmO.
e ny and cheerful tcqns sccnce OF all N The IN
> era'on 1t ur reveuse laws Our patriotic eli.
= zens IN every par, Of The Union will re adiv eub.
mt 70 the payment Of such taxes as will be
:; needed for'he 81. port If their Governmen,
whether ~ peace ~ IN war, il they are SO levied
!. as 20 distribute The burdens as equally as pos.
!" s'ble au'org them The Republic Of Texas has
made known her desire 10 come into our Uaion,
= 10 form part ofour contedcracy, and enjoy
= with Us The blessings Of liberty ercured and
guaranteed by our constitution. Texas was
a. once part OF our counfFy-was unwisely ceded
y away to foreign power--is now independent
. and possesses an undoubted right 10 dispose d
le part or the whole Of her territory, and 10
y merge her sovereignty, as a seperate and indie
% pendent State, IN ours. ! congratulate nv
country that by an act Of The late Congress
of q United States, the assent q This Govern.
n ment has been given to the re union; and il only
n remains for the TWO countries to agree UPON Inc
IF terms, to consumate an object 60 important 10
u both
IS lregard The question Of anne xa,ion as belon.
. girg xc usvely TO The United States and Tex.
i A.. They are independent, powers. compe,en,
contract: aud foreign nations have no fpht IN
. in'evfere.wllh them, OF TO lake exec p,oHs 10
4 their r.. union. Foreign powers do M seem -
!. Isppreciaie the true character Of our Govern
: Imen'. Our Union is confederation Of ,nde.
pendent States. whose poliryis peace Will, each
IS other and allahe world. To ENLARGE ~ limits
\ g I" extend the dominion Of peace over add;.
tionai territories and mreae millions. The
world has nothing TO fear from m,li,arv ami;
ION IN our government. While the chief M.
:. gssiraie and The popular branch of Congress
! are elected Tor short terms BY the suffiaces1 of
those millions WIN mas, y, y 49,. - ~ ~