The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-10-13
NEW PAPER IN CHARLESTON.

We have received several numbers of sThe
Evening News" recently established in Charleston,
by MIR. J. N. Cardozo, the former editor Of the
"Charleston Patriot.n The columns Of that paper
bore ample witness to the ability and taste of Mr..
Cardozo. His new publication bears the stamp Of
the same able and masculine mind which guided the
helm Of the Charleston Patriot. On all subjects Of
political economy, Mr.. Cardozo is still at home.
"The Evening News" is full of interesting matters,
and is eminently entitled TO the public support We
wish we could prevail upon the editor to throw off the
robe Of neutrality which he has assumed, and to
plant himself more fat-footed on the platform Of
party politics. We must presume that, on all the
great questions Of finance, his sympathies are de-
cidedly with the democratic party.
We give a sample of the quality of"The Evening
News" in the following article, which appears in
its last Thursdays paper:
the devices of the high proectons by appeal TO self
ish instincts win the farming interests generally Of
The farmer has been taught to believe that high prices IL,
agricultural products and high duties were In the order Of
cause and effect In the logic Of this class OF
Of national industry the drawn from the pockets
Of the people In The shape o. mposs me more was put
addition to money prices The two ideas therefore, Of
legislative protection and individual profit became almost
indsouby associated in the minds Of this class oS cult
But this spell is about being brokenhis deluson
is nearly at an end. revelation Of opinion has com,
in the Northwest The farmers that section Of
the Union have begun hinkto investigate-to COM
pareto out the principles Of commercial inter
frco markets better than and that foreign demand
supplies a increment OF value.
When Sir Robert Peel reduced the duties foreign
farming produce the signal Of the overthrow both
sides Of the Atlantic of the restrictive policy When he
tSs British the
advent of the of commercial freedom. The decls
chains which filtered the Of nations and
rveted in epoch OF barbarm, 10 be broken The
declaration came from the lips Of The minister Of country
round by restrictions proceeded from statesman OF the
conservative school ofpocs who had been early fosered
of projections who set out in public life
the urhodeo the landed interest BY prohibitions and s
ding scales The slow and apparently reluctant admissions
s march Of pnse S is
nal decision In the overthrow Of the restrictive policy
the signs u popular change and shaped his commercial
as to break its momentum when drives him
finally from the entertainments Of protection to the enforced
necessity of exploitation the safest terms with its
mes whom in short he trusts in making compulsory con
cessons TO free trade TO limit his sacrifices by not impair
ing gea degree the fiscal Of the empire
This Is In opinion the essence OF Sir Robert PEEPS poll
be hs e pr the limitations which, char
acterzs his policy furnishes great triumph to
prejudice IL viii he attended by moral influence pro.
in its ope alton In all countries open to the sympa
hies OF opinion and the intercommunicaiion Of know
ledge.
Now IL this step Of the British minister in advance
the final contamination of this commercia> reformt is
this change Of his mercantile policy which is gradually
working popular revolution in the associations
this subject Of the northwestern people destroying the
preacy Of that cherished dogma of the restrictive creed
that domestic is the only and profitable market-n
word teaching them by the force Of practices. evidence
lin the increased export and extended consumption. in
England of portion Of their agricultural
verify Of hose reetrade principles which have been de-
nominated theoretical and uopisn In this revolution Of
the PEOPLE OF the northwest step in advance
in this path Of reform by the British minister indicative
forcble impulse that he receives from the public
mipd--as every additional displacement from the British
commercial code Of restrictive enactment affords tes
mony popular rights becoming too strong for class
every reduction Of British duty each British
concession by which the agricultural products Of the Uni
ted states are admitted for consumption, conditions Of
reciprocity into Grest Britain, will be attended by cor