The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-27

1tiEsns, afasElsesfs q lusi easann, TLl
siuaion iai0 uhsrh nc have u.nS heeu
issrei. Las img,eilrd Is 10 aPply Psssiloa
u our irdnSlry snd espilal - inlernsl -,
nufariurrs and nnH0semenis Tin -
lenl az il.is coassfsioa Is daily incrasing,
ana lillAe Acnhg renain~ lkaf NE establish.
scents toished I'D forning. Mn. pndrr he
auspices q cheaper mai<rills and sul.sisf-
encr. il,e freion q lab0E from axzGoa
wf1A ~. and Of prsfsefing dnfis aslS pre-
hibiiioRs. become permanent"
Hear Madison:
I Esfsmef n q Msna,e 6sm gar4ss MadRsa. Pc.
si&nf ~ a. Eaasd Md, q cNsgrcm. -.
rrmtev 9. IslIs
although oder sphIreis win press
moe immediAaely On your deliberations.
pyrlion az lhen cannot bul DO vel be-
slowed on The iasl aud soand policy Of
securing 10 our manufactures he success
they have attained. and are slill attaining,
In some degree. under the impulse ef rsa-
sfs nnl permanent.
ilcsidcs lie rcasonabien0ss 81 saving
nuF manufactures from sacrifcers which
4 change Of circumstances might bring on
them. The national interest requires ihss,
with respect 10 such articles 81 lcasr -
brlOng 20 our defence and onI primary
wants, We shouM not hr leli in unneces.
saIy dcpendanrc On external supplies"
Erfrasfsf Htssage Jrom Jam1s Ma.IisoH, re
si,isai ~ nc usaiod Naiss, y caagrcss, IL
osAbsT 3, 1918.
"Ia adjusting he Duties on imports TO
me Offices Of revenue. The influence Of die
tariff ON manufactures viii necessarily pre-
sent itself for consideration. However
wise siis theory may DO which leaves 10
The ssgarily and inlcTesiof individuals The
application Of lhcir industry and resoaf-
ces, there are in this, n in other cases.
exceptions 10 tho general rule. Besides
tho condition. which tho theory itself i'm
Piics, OF = reciprocal adoption by other
nations, experience ,eachss that 50 many
circumstances must concur IN introducing
and maturing manufacturing establish
ments, especially Of the moro complical
cd kinds. that country may remain long
without them, although sufficiently al.
yaneed, aud m some respects even peeu-
iaIly lilled. Tor carrying them on with
success. Under circumstances giving .
powerful impulse 10 manufacturing indus,
Try, il has made among vs. progress, AM
lcxhibited an efficiency, which justify The
belief that, with protection not moi.
than Is due 10 The cncrprising citizen:
whose interests are now NJ stake, il viii
become, AT an early day, not only safe Il
gainsi occasional competitions from a
broad, hut source OF domestic wealth
aud even Of external commerce. In Sc
leciing tho branches moro especially en-
titled IN tho public patronage, preference.
is obviously claimed By such as will 70
Ilicyc tho Unilcd States from dependence
on foreign supplies. ever subject TO easu,
.al failures, for articles necessary for ih.
public defence. or connected with tho pri
mary wants Of individuals. ID will be ai
additional recommendation Of particula
manufactures. where the materials Of then
AFRO extensively drawn from our agriculture
and consequently impari and ensure I,
that great fund Of national prosperity an
Independence an encouragement whiel
cannot fail 10 DO rewarded"
Hear Monroe:
Extract If Message from, james Monroe, III,
side,f ef the United xdics, 10 Congress, u,
Gender 4, 1919.
Ill 10 deemed Of great importance I
give encouragement 10 our domestic ma
nufaciures. In what manner tho evil
which have been adveried to may be re
NEEDED, and how far il may 10 practice
! bio in other respects 10 afford to them fnl
I iher encouragement, pay ing duo regard I
5 the other great interests Of the nation.
{ submitted 10 tho wisdom Of Congress.
Extract az Message from Jlmcs Moaroc, pr
adent ef The U.lifed SHADES, 70 Congress, u
cember 3, 1922.
n From tho best information that hav
f been able TO obtain, il appears that gu
1 manufactures, though depressed immed
!. ately after tho peace. have considerable
increased, and ara still increasing, unds
!. tho encouragement given them by Iii
B tariff Of 1910, and by subsequent laws
: Satisfied | am, whatever may DO IN
abstract doctrine in favor Of unrostricte
) commerce, provided all na,ions would cor
Icur in it,. aud il was not liable 10 be mlel
: rupted by war, which has never occurre,
s and canno, be expected, that there are oil
/ or strong reasons applicable 10 our stu;
: ZION and relations with other countries
i which impose on us tho obligation 10 chez
] iish and sustain our manufactures. Sa
/ isiied, however, ! likewise ain. that III
) interest Of every part Of our Union, eve
Il of those most benefited by manala'
i lures, requires that this subject should I
;. touched with the greatest caution, and
Q critical knowledge Of tho eflec, TO DO pr
Q duced by tho slightest change. On FL
}. consideration of Tho subject, in oil its rel
> lions, am persuaded that lurlhcr au,
J. mcntalisn may now DO made Of the d,
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