The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-12-05


and the proprleiors OF the remainder were d
sorrow fully contemplating the necessity OF
following the example. The same might I
be said OF the glass.houses and the wool.
len mills. Every where sugar rehnerleS !
and large establishments for manufacturing I
purposes in general were being abandoned,
or they were carried on with halfth usu1l {
number Of hands, or we're working on
half Time. No new ones were IN the
course of construction or we're projected. I
And the mechanic trades were IN the same
state OF retrogresslon or inactivity people
found themselves losing their employments
capitalists their income, merchants and
traders their business, No classes were
repinlng aud ealing upon the General
Government for Tcici, but the whole coun-
try was demanding a res,orat 90 II the old
policy OF the nalIon, under which each IN.
duslflal interest felt thatIt had some stable
aud secure position, whereas Il was not Eow
assured ut continual existence Tor month.
Nevertheless, from the hour Of the pass.
age Of the bill, the cry OF repeal was
lhlNCh AlldN NhN lbOe uliAa 'it iiNAA a'R
1.-The rich against the poor. Some arll.
Giles which no encouragement OF Govern.
meul could possibly lead to the production
OF IN this country, aud which were ludls
pensably necessary To the carrying on o.
manufacturing processes, were admitted
at a low duty, or al no duty at all. This
. il was SAID, was to favor few rich com.
panles and grea, capitalists al the expense
OF the MANY the consumers. Aud tins
is an argument most relied upon hy the
enemies OF the law for lis repeal. II Is
not to be supposed but that the majority Of
those Who use II are perfectly satisti d Of
Its hulowness and laIslty. These articles
we're not subjected To high duties, or we're
left wholly free, because, as they cannot be
grown at home, they could not be ptotec.
ted And, secondly tecir Importation j.
encouraged in otder that the goods, The
maklng Of which they facilitate may be az
lnrded at cheap rates 10 the consumer. II
may be evidence OF gteat industry on HE
part Of tie liable correspondent " who /:
now dong up tie regular discussion o.
3 this subject ior the G. vernment journal
10 parade N ITS columns long list Of ar
. go ;,,,.,,toa a. s.. s,.,., g., Ia -,
e IN. IN r,,nnr,c,,,ors oa,.a, t,.i. E
no duty, such as camphor, barilIn, cocht
. neal, sulphur yltrol, ochIes, hthargc, aul
| hnnd,eJ otbe,s. b,t a., +. t.e 49, +
80 ~. 49,, -. .,.,...,,...I =.
t n,,iec,,,edn,, po,te or,hi. c,,,,.
# try proauce ,6cml Dolbe rich am NOR
c baa ma moor consume tbeml r. no
were high'y taxc5 vonld ~, ibs miro :
It ,ha oooa. m ,ta r,,,,f,c,,,o II 49,,
Ie hey are en- es.ep6,llv necessary IA /,
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+ W., ~ ~, .s.,.,. hana,,Ie,, - 4,
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r.
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ne 1870. ....l 81
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- J,.ias
II Tho oa,,o..,. ,,,,t., Ito ro,,. ,,,.,,.
r liz. ',,.. ,i.a,,a., ,t,, c,c, IN
b, nao, anab, - No noa,e, fb,n ,boy,,o a.
&c the rich richer. The mice. Of mannC,,
Of turcd goods ought to be much higher tina
b. they were ia l-i2. and all the crude Or,
es ducts &C the soil much lower, for N
N black larlH' was expressly made 10 G.,
al ait the lordly proprietor of spmlnr.lcl
d. mes aud rouI5uudues, and Cypress Il
30 farmer and planter. These are axiom