The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-12-05

.onspnt, 1e1 naiy he ways % the rseniaf /
a,afkets abroad are lighted Up and guarded
81 IS benefit. + lle pnhllc xptnse asla
roreyrr, but 9otersne il rea. md snsti-
1os Il Ill times t0nrar IL xpenses aueu.
dsnt upon the opening o. new markets i.
80 parts 81 the Warld. MOI ialer than last
,rar, how much vas spent lor tha, ppgposs
ia misslon % hins, and naval afnamehl
10 tie Chinese seasl And. Sc. il some q
tht msu VIC took conspicuous part ii
sending that mission VI 4 told by Us, you
want new tnatkels, come, vie wlil establish
one thousand pes sugar plantations ln1.ouls
iaps and iBctsase The cultivation Of those
aIready established; We VII create an outlet
which will require IA lhe next ten yeas, in.
addition 10 the present. consumption Of the
State, one thousand steam oDglues, twenty
thousand kettles, al from Tennessee; three
hundred thousand horses and mules; mIl>
hons d barrels d provisions, oorn and coal,
and other things innamerabIsi il will be
TIE best market during peace, and war will
improve il twill take produce which Other
nations won't havei il vii not require, IS
commerce does, the perpetual protection Of
nayies, foreign missions and eonsnlases. but
ii viii require for the ne1t Ten years pro-
,ection not 90 great ii degsee, considering
ihs aholtness of IL duration, but different
IN kind; il will require that lle fiscal reeu.
lstions of she country remain during that
time without any material change. Those
men, Sir. would shrink from our proposal
Is tom amoss wicked and damnSbIe hssesy.
shall We give them up! Win they never
consent TO carry On The government as il IS
Whatever they may 81, 10 QUESTION q
Pow 81 settled a. 4 should Be, and when ths
eject 81 Temporary protection Is % secure
< permanent nasonaI Advantage, TIE FIghi
70 il Is Is uhdeniahle Il thai of merchant.
% have vessels q war asnl . tIs coast d
Cbina; a. that of suitors 10 have courts d
justice provided Coz them.
Free trade Is a good thing. sic, but outlet,
areseoOd things too. They stand frst il
sihe list Of our wants, because ve NOS, sci
before we can purchase. The edom .
. trade, like other freedom, has limits beYon,
: which /. ceases TO be beneficial. Ii woul,
defeat It's object, II il was permitted % IL
lesfere with the paramount duty Of govern
]. men,. 20 enlarge By Ill practicbIe mean,
the purchasing power q the prOducliv
s classes For the purpose Of enlarging ths
2 power, new outlets are secured abroad 3
J. conquest Of BY treaty, md tiiose who resO
= 70 them are protected By means Of enaba
sizes. OF consuiates. Of lighthouses, and !
a naval forces. For the same purpose, ou
& lets are created !. home for Che exisiH
$ products, BY the Introduction NV bfascl
E e. of Industry, and these mus foF 20
Is 81 proeered agains. ioietgn roinPstitioas
Of reasonable duties.
y The grain aud provisions raised upon g
q soil never can have sutieienl outlets abrna
y Il IS. therekore the business u Statesmen
81 discover tie new brarlchfs 81 industry
81 which The country Is prepared, and e GO
ii vert them bg iudlcions prolscslon into boz
markets CT th.ne super satdant product.
q The Western farmers, who every =.
10 descend shs Misslssippi a1d Is 4iboiar
las to ua lhe surplus q lheil crops. &c
be tits sale cl much u aslaance of ourphilol
~ pliers They produce great deal 81
is than they consume IND shsj have iscl
I'D cred thai Ne cheapes NaIkes lef
hs buy g. Is. and ever Gust 81 6a. h
s. os increases their poN g a1eae
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ons thousand barrels 81 cs
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ora oppI 81 &c bena
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81 ohla te ga c cents end bull
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90 ear bad ~ s0ld here '
81 cents. lnla
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