Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-09-27
I this year greater than the

Making the imports Of this year greater than the
last by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sl,0775Tt
The fact is foreign trade is largely increasing We
building great many ships navigation active
possible to be under present odous system reciprocity
treatesagainst which go with all my heart violation
OF our true protective policy all the of
are busy.
Certainly the rankest free-trader cannot fairly con-
plain Of Tariff which brings yearly increase Of impoators
Yet this is true Of the Tariff Of 1912 II brings an ncreas
of importaons mean to say that il importn
tons than should have had without it, This may seem 10
be paradox but il repeat that the Tariff Of Is42
instead of nung foreign commerce. has had most vis-
BILE influence in promoting it. Whenever the industry of the
nation is fully employed the people vastly larger
Of those commodities which imported from other
countries than they do when the domestic industry the cou
try languishng Plenty work do invariably brings good
wages and good wages capacity to purchase and
Injuries and many necessares which work and
low wages will not allow Good times the workngman
bring good times to the merchant There thousands Of
families in the United States to-day who consuming silks
linens, worsed fine coons and every variety Of fancy goods
say nothing of Wines Spirits Spices and other groceries
who, in ls42 could afford consume these II is sii
cent solution Of the problem Of increased mpoaons to saw
that the great body Of worngmen mechanics and manu
turers with their families better off than they
1872 In the practical operation Of this fact revealed
Of the most beautiful features Of the Protective System TO
that whatever is found most beneficial to the domestic indus
try Of the country also becomes most useful to the foreign trace
Our Tariff regulated and always ought TO be reguf
ed to give broad field TO in those producuf
which do not create and to To the farmer and me-
chanc of the country market for every thing he can produe
In this DIVISION say nothing Of exports which are c
nualy increasing, and which include large amount %
manufacturers there will always he scope enough ior
and prosperous foreign which VIII DC sustained ~
equally prosperous and always enargng home industry
How does happen that this city improving 30 rapidly
we at this time Baltimore more than any city m
this Union lives and moves and has her being in the thrift Of
her manufacturers and mechanics We build houses, lay out
streets open new workshops better feed and clohe me
increase and strengthen educntc and improve population
exactly in proporon domestic industry pros
perous re them the wcrkngmcn Of Baltimore conont
with their present condition, let them think whether will bo
,Lev a. improve that condition have Congress to work
=, ayord modify or alter the Tariff Of 1872
v - them as friend who has abored in their for
, ysars beware Of the who talk about amending
fvpo that act fitsto be amended let its friends amend
Il NOT s enemies For IL the door TO amendment be
uened by its enemesby those who talk about Tariff for
Revenue with Incidental Proteconyou may bid farewell ~
The principle upon which that il constructcdhrewe 20
ali wholesome protection to the industry Of the country We
should then Forthwith vamping up Of Gen Mcknys
bill with all s enormies with its full protection 10 Penns
vana Iron, Southern Sugar. and Western Whskey and WIN
ts Shameless cobooded deseon Of every great y
Maylandhat bill which attempted 10 purchase tne ron-na-
ker Of Pennsylvania aid in the work Of breaking oown ne
mechanics Of Baltimore. Let say TO tnose VINO "K 3,
amending the act Of Is42 We want no cnange Duh ieas
q '''' Socn 'na"se - y00 "0'' ]. P KENNEDY.