Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

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lead to eon,equrpec, vh,ch NO man can
control. Ia y, b. sufr ~ nrr ',ski, ~
N the language n hate PIt.sssn, Of tb"
Cnncd Staic., ask lor nothing wttng srd
do all thu, 70 right. f'rlv srd home alv
and wdhOu, any Patticular pataAc Of Pa'ri
o'ic feeling
the TARIFF QUESTION
The other great question upon which
propose 10 remark ~ The System NJ laws
which q, generally called tho tltIf y sem
Evry man expects thst vctv stious NJ.
iacks wi' b. made uron that system How
lar they may snce,,d know not The
President was -lcct,d BY the general voice
Of Tho AMI 'nufl State. TIN question, how.
ever. iot Us TO PIT % ourselves. Is wha,
have he p oplc OF M,-sac tu,c,,s 10 cvp'e
from Any change N the ,irId nc, Of 1912
And itis leads a. tho 0ue.,ion whether the
operation OF the tariA has been useful md
whether tho present 10 ~ Day Of prosperity
| PIT this whole ,ub,ec, on one ground.
DO DOT enquire whether great capitalists are
benefited. or whether few individuals
grow nch but " the aborng community.
f tho mass OF Industrious persons well Of
/, labor in demand Are wages hight
II you will give me country where tho
aborrr is well of call that harry
country, tariff or no rs'f Now docs any
man suppose that the abolition or alteration
Of ths-.lriG Will raise the price Of labor =
l.ct us take the net Of 1882 ms whole
admit that It Is imperfect that IT We could
20 over It deliberately. some alterations
might be made But if TIC ,,tif ne, were
this day destroyed and the hvofnc system
OF horizontal tath, with uniform duty
oitwen,y per cent, were introduced, would
labor be better compensated observe
that tho public organs IN Washington
quote England as an example for bringing
down the tariff to an I'D vaorcm duty OF
twenty per cent They say that twenty
per cent is lust rate have reason To
know, If you take The average Of oil the tar.
ills in this country, from the time OF Wash.
lnglon down turning oil 'reeIic to I'D va
loren duties the result will be tina, there
h bcen an nj va.orcm durv OF more than
thirty lour per cent while II, as we ara
Invited, we follow HE footsteps OF Sir Rob.
ert Peel, and initiate his Hb,fal policy, the
! fncl demonstrates that the rates OF duty NJ
/ this day, under Feels new bill. arc not less
than forty -nlne per cent And yet we arc
asked TO (o'low the example Of England,
and bring down dtrcs as Iow ms twenty
per cent One hing more There always
has been, for twenty years, on attempt to
show tina, the Tariff helps the rich and
Lowell and Springfield, and other places,
where large operations arc carried on, nrc
mentioned ms proofs OF this assertion, But
this is not tho foundation orlhc Tariff poll.
ey, and never was The fact IS that II is in
manufacturing Establishments Of more in.
dividual character, that its benefits AFRO
chiefly fch-among those who work IN
their own shops-our hatsers, shoemakers,
dea lcrs IN leather, workers ~ iron and
brass These are tho Interests on which
the protective policy was founded in Cen.
: cral Wnshinetons time and It was mainly
wllh reference to these that II was cs,ab.
I l,shcd Instead Of mentioning the great
; capitalists Of Lowell, Poo, idcncr md Do.
p yer think Of the small capitalists " ho work
$ on their own benches, hammer on their
5 ovn nnvls. mike hats and shoes m their
; own shops no without protection Of Ihc
! customs would not one of,hcm, survive for
L. n single Twelve month
NATIVE AMERICAN AND LIB.
ERrY PARTIES.
: There lsa general election Of impor.
i Nnce, before u.s. We should be here, to.
night IN no doubt Of the result of next Mon.
days election, " II were no, that In the
! Course Of Iirc prosperity Of years, there have
TO-. I h..
II among the Wings, but separate parties
> gone of from us--thoir friends, who, on
}, he great questions Of pence and protective
policy, think aud feel with US, but have
p Withdrawn from US for separate orguniza.
T. ion for certain purposes aludo TO The
Liberty Party and the Party Of Native A.
y mericans cannot speak Of either Of them
d in terms Of rcproach or unkinlncs' Thr
y feeling | bear towards them is moro oi
o sorrow man Of anger. And first, | would
speak to those VINO so lately have stood
y with US IN this Hall, Sha have been |bonn
Of our bone aud flesh OF our nesh"-I mean
" the Native Americans, nnd lament, dccn
= ly and frVonily lament, tho course the,
81 have doomed II proper 70 rur,uo VIVA
do they wnnt1 What cIn ;hey do7 II any
!, Thing has beeu cherished by the Whig., It "a
u The reformation 81 the naturalization Ia W.
| should be glad to know h,ch OF all tn,
Nnuvo American genlIemcn can 20 far
"a ther than wouli 20 to protect Naive A
. mcrcan rghn aud the purify Of the ballot
box.
Is "a voice from the gallery hcro cxchi m
~ ed, lyon are a good Native, DInidr"l
u thInk 7 arn k,rping myselfn am,
- the lint, Of the Constitution. am xiiin,
o. 10 60 as far n. he who goes liuhcsl IN cup
u, port Of these principles ! an older thai
20 nine NaIrTe Americans have long az,
ie seen the pefdicio1s innucnce OF lllregniar
'e ei elections Thirty years ago rai,o,
my yo,cs, again md again where hn,