The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-08-22


gether, il may Be proper for Do 10 do the sans
thing By sheiFs fret bfrthenin9 ), eresiding Their
produeiions Which they bfiae kers d competition
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In 1896, he says:
.Congress have repeatedly, and not with
out suceas, directed their attention to the encour
segment Of domestic manufactures. The OBJ
ject Is oftoo great consequence moi to insure /
continuance 81 their efforts, in every way which
shall appear eligible.o
ThOs. Jefferson, in his report, in l79s,
says:
sFTee commerce and navigation are
not to be given in exchange for restrictions and
vexatiOns. !. behooves us to protect our citizens,
their commerce and navigation, By COUNTER RIO
HIBITIoNs, duties and regulations. =
In his message. IN 1906, speaking Ofsur.
plus levenue, he says:
"ShaH zoe suppress tie in.pOss and gre
advantage to foriegn Opsr dOnesto aGrutactaresl''
In his message, in 1908, he presses on
Congress the duly Of protecting home in,
dustry.
In bis famous letter to Benz Austin, of
Boston, in 1916, he Gays:
aTo be independent for the comforts Of life, we
must fabricate them ourselves. Ne nasIst now place
"a nanayacts.rer 81 TIE ride Of tie agricttltagalist
The grand inquiry now is, shall we make our own
comforts, or go without them at the viii Of . for
eign nasiena He. therefore, who is now against
domestic manufactures, must be for reducing Us
either TO dependence upon that nation, 81 be
clothed in skins aud i've like beats in dens and
caves. an proud to say, that / am not one Of
these. Experience has taught me, that manu-
facturers are as necessary to our Independence as
our comforts; and If they who quote mo as Of .
different opinion, will keep pace with me in pssr
chasing nOtking fOreign, when an equivalent Of
domestic fabric can be obtained, soithout any re-
gard to difference Of price, it viii not be fault
if we DO not have supply equal to our demand,
and wrest that weapon Of distress from tho hand
that has SO often violated it,
James Madison, in his Message, in 1909,
recommends 10 Congress:
i t'Tomake such further alteration ia the laws
rs will more esq scially protect and foster The SCI
veraI branches Of manufactures
i n bis message, in 1919, he says:
tThers Is no subject which can enter with
s. greater force into the deliberations Of Congress.
thana consideratiou o. .he rneans 10 preserve5and
j protect msnnfactures. This source Of national
independence and vealsh. Ianxiously recommend
$3.50 $3.50 3 . 80
James Monroe. in his inaugural 81 dress
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me increase - ZONE. e ~ haassatss
VII sne demand tine ~. 1le1etlal g noas =
lhe1sasso' ana mus WI. 'ns oePsnesass 8 81
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the ss'epg.n q tue Oa'0lllsSsl' g PsePo1sonalll
l''eIsassu
: 10 1879, ne says
} u recommend review Of the tariff for tn
purpose Of ahOraang sueh additional protection :
,aoss a.s e. ~n,sa ~ aas spassu = 'aaaulas
5 the defence and indeD.ndepes q The eosn,ry.u
! General T.ol,sar !, liz le,,or u r,
- 800 = -
Coleman O NORM Salol'na' dated apr
2 20, 1921, says:
. '.These being our greatest materials Of nations
5 defence, they oughstO have extended 70 them ID
equate and fair protection, that our MANUFACTURER
and. laborers may be placed in fair competitio
! with those Of Europe" - stake fror
2 agriculture in the y. States SIX hundred thor
saao men, M0msn spa 'ulasss' saa yoa w,l'
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