Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-09-04
WHO AREarnE ksrI-TARIER
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The editor 81 ths Wsshingroa Union has sud
denly cone upon s'-marss nssi," h the fasi Of
Ipceivins sdyiees from several manufacturers a.
pc NORTH, sho ssy ihsy need no protection. ana
u eSaseqasses sss willing for rePsai ei ne
TanG
Thai there are pszlpns IN iii places, and en-
gagged In diVeu parsaits, who lack The sagaeHy %
tnow shat is 70 lhsir Interest, ADD VIA. will
{nure 10 their advantage, is truisn that needs
DO argument to sstsblisA ADD such ss are in
dlined 70 opins is pretty much the case Win those
1,maerafie ma1ufscisrers who are wiling, for
she general good IL The country, 10 have The Ia
9G repealed, par,ieulsrlys as hey need 20 pro-
,kciion. II slvsys has been an argumeHt Of the
|Hhig., that in a fes years Sufficient footing
3osld be given our public business men 20 eDa-
e ethem 10 compete With success With the TO-
s knet, sa1 Then, that any high protective duty
Z Ut be repealed without endangvring The pros-
Z g Of our own people, or impsirins public
Y Canoe 10 the stability and permsnence Of
q ei(abiishmenls
8 1Aey are not so sasgpine as these q Demo
Z ennfaeiurers,of VII. Richie profess 10 Be-,
y IN uheA clsraiion that thai time has arrived WY
= MAT ~ Ories are Sd fhcien,ly wen buI up, and
= on basis firm enough to permit ihe
= osn suhicli the Tariff provides, 70 be re-
y mo' tie door for "ftee trade" thrown
pe we I'D have Dur american. Factories
go - ScE 1snf jalo 5a1is-ps.i,ios
With British Facto.- I'D British Paupef La.
bor We are not so certain, we say, that our
counirynen can Withstand, add bear up a, this
| dine, under all the evil Influences which would
he brought 10 best against these institutions,
which oush, and have a right 10 BE, cherisbe
~ our gosernmen,--i2r they are TO the Poliliesl
Iody, what blood s 70 the pa,ursl body
impar,ing health and vigor 10 the ahele sys
sem. But word as TO who these democratic
maj ufacuiurers'' are, in whom MI. Richie
places 50 much confidence.
We started oui with the qpery-.AVho are
The Anti Tariff Men a, the North'. And an an
swer to this query is fonud In az able letter e
10 the r. wing, from "Southerner.n The wri
a, i on a wish to the North, aed 10 bis tour i
yisi,iue the oiferen, Factories thai, come 10 hi
Way. He writes from Patterson, MD wher,
lie has visited large number OF Persohseneag
led in business-and out of all those whom h,
TWISTED. be has seen butsix democrats--ihree q
Itbes.. Who are Americans, are Tariff men, an
llaud MIR. Polk as greater Tariff man than Nj
CLAY ;,and in proof Of ibis refer 10 M. Polk
ile,tet 10 John K Kane of Philadelphia Tn
lIo,her three Democrats, who are thus publicl
llengaeed, are foreigners, men Of large capita
1.-Two Of them residing 10 Patterson, ard me 4
Etber living in Newark. They are free trade mel
land aSou,hernern furnishes the following as b
ling their own words uhy they are for free trade
.uThe Americans have no right TO manufa
ln,e Waswere the first 10 ceHnence mani
lfac,urns for this market, and know more abo'
, Iit1han The Americans. You ate an sgriculi
raj peop,e, and ought 10 raise The raw msteri
only, We had 10 comehere on ACCOUNT ot 70
ltauff. Aswe ere here with our capital and o
linen. we want these small competitors, tpoIr
! 10 the American fa,tories) out Of the way
want free trade, so that the labor Of The hands G
: be reduc, IS they are al home Great BRITAIN;
4 al 10 prevent them from becoming manutact
: ref, themselves hereafter, and thus Increase
!, l,ber compe,i,orsi Qnestion-"Are you
= mccfatri Answer-"Yes." :
= One Of these men, says "SoutheIner," kno
: fsunuai palized-th the other one 10 Newark Is
naturaliz4d, is a strong ffeetfader, era o
irahs for Polk
- s % v9eu, itsa7 speStu Y.''.f
,. ,iT.,ief men a, the NORTH nnataral'ssa
Z. - 49,. neilhet the love OF
b Uniou nor the prosperity Of her ln'tl'O'lop ''
" beat,-bu, Who rsgardtbe American manu-
e. ,u,ers as Interfering with lheit bus ness ana
q ,tudine on them, because lhsy cannot comm
N. n, same means and carry on as extensive
Of siuess a. thetrnew arisiOeIa'ic fss uaoins
On ,ei.u peiShbors can. MIR. Walker has sent %
he famous Circulars TO these Foreigners Sa. i
Of Ia, a;thheld ,hem from The .a@sr'ean'- ~
i,no, discriminating, we knoy not The use o. o.
,.rm. The .amsricans a, Patterson are anx'
|, L ily waiting 10 see whether they are 70 e con
has "a on assubjecl Of suchSsiial importance
RON vh;ch truly isan American question, q ~n'
4- -l----z- -ss.-ssssy-o " axts7s
IA rates Of duty, whick5will be recomm-fdee
Mr. Walker when he has succeeded in bfin
inns he TstiG 20 The "Revenue Siasdatd."
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