The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-06-06
From the Philadelphia Ledger.
POLITICAL TENDENC NCIES.

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Dc Dven u''PosoS 70 sh1ou.cso "e sr s's..s.
Inls Is na'urai, .neir iacIil'lss 10. ihanu'a.
turing oeng emlhent' iheir ier,lio SOL oan
supply win 1000 anu raw ma'ol'ais Huho
Gus artisan poPuiauoh, a. nolhe anI ao'oau
Their mineral weai'n y '1.nS, r'.a;aSos S,nnd u
one portion OF IL, coal, iu'ni'nss Doanu .ns,
less supply Oh moving pUMos ";sa Snsago, w
water power' al .u ,n'ns' D.ms So @
insir artlsan sk'A - "'a''n .'i MY ay IJM
iltlon, tns manuiac,u'es VI naop
from tne snip 70 he nolse s"ys, Ii.;"n %
long being known as 'ns oe'' IN ". a.. J.
Considering these 'h'nss, we 11nno' wiz
at pennsylvania lot aaopuns '"' ,ous p.oea
lent error concerning pfo.souoa' acu Jo'n'ns'
with Massacnuseus !" 'uPpo.' VI inonopo-
lies. But we ask rennsyVan'ahs " con'i-
der that protectlon and monopoly are very
different: and that legislative restraint does
not always afford the best protection We
also ask them, before they support any
lono.r the nonopolizing corporations Of
Massacbusetts. TO scan The objects of the
cornorators. and the inevitable tendencies of
,hs;r nol;cy Penpsvlvanians mining coal
and makins iron. very naturally seek protec-
,;on aoainst foreign eomuetition. And the
,r.nnfscturino olioarcb,es of Massachusetts,,
seeking monopoly in wealth and political
mower. grant the request of Pennsylvania, in
consideration of their votes. Let PenHsyl-
vaniaus be careful lest they "buy gold too
aearn 90 nav too much for whistler
The monopolies of Massachusetts need
mn nrotection asainst foreign competition.-
Yet this foreign competition is the only thing
against which they demand it. Even the
British manufacturers of Cotton admit that
thew cennot meet the Americans in foreign
ma,kets. and the American manufacturers
Of Cotton tell us that they sell their fabrics
in British markets. and even clothe the Bri-
fish armies in India. And they also tell us
that the British manufacturers. to meet them
in foreign markets. counterfeit their stamps
and marks, and sell British fabrics as Amer.
can. Inc anecuote roru Uy an agous Of tho
Russian government is an admirable COM
msntary upon this.
Being sent to England TO examine lis
mills, for the purpose OF introducing the
greatest Improvements OF machinery into
Russia, he found American stamps upon
the fabrics OF all that he visited; and being
told that this was done because American
fabrics were preferred to British in foreign
markets, ne SAID that the onited States, and
not England, was the proper field for him to
explore IN search OF Improvements in machI-
merry. II these facts be admitted, and they
are indlsputabie, the whole theory OF pro-
lection, as shield against foreign competl-
ton, is explored. The American manufac-
turers need It not, and are quite sagacious
enough to perceive thai 1t is dlsPensable.-
Why, then, do they SO pertinaciously de-
mand it? "Ihereby hangs tale"
Profit! Profit! Profit! ASSOCIATED
wealth is the dynasty OF modern States;1
corruption had displaced force, and gold
rules instead OF the sword. What now
sawys the destInles OF Europe! The meney
power. VINO hold ana WELD II! The
kothschdis and barlngs what is the basis
OF the ol'garchy that rules the British empire,
andkseps the world IN disturbance! Money
Money! Money! Accumulation OF wealth
is the OBJECT OF the oligarchy that rules
Massachusetts, and through it, New Eng
land; and high protection, affording high
profits, is the instrument of that accumula-
ton. And why do they seek this accumu-
lationg AS an instrument Of political, as
that .ball g stand tbon, instead or .ba n.rna
tu;t;es of The worldv The laws of M.s.,.
chusetts forbiddiro nrmooen;turs and an
tails. a substitute Is sougbt in corpora,;ons
What i the object Of anv gr.at cantal;st
who has accumulated millions &C the com.
mi.sion m.rcbants of manufactnr;nr = corno-
Tat;onsq Would h. be chief n,gistrate Of
,ba State. Would he reach n. fsderal
sanateg A foreign missioni The Vice
Pres;dencv9 Tba pres;dencvq A h,nter
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