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preference obviously claimed by such will relieve hs
olse states nom dependence foreign supplies
subeet'o casual or articles necessary or the pub
usishes OF connected with the primary wants Of indi
uar nepuiac where the materials Of them are eAen
sy IIewn from our agriculture and consequently i'm
wardedB e'N''' ''sH ''H'0' IAN I" w ~
! Hear Monroe!
Extract ga Message from Jamss Monroe President q
. me onu.d States, 20 Congress, Dee. I, 1879.
TO our domestic manufacturer In What manner NJ evils
snish nave been sdyerted 70 may be rmeded and how
further eHeourag paving due regard 40 The oths
great Interests Of the nation submitted the Of
Extract Of message from, james Io,,o, p,,.i,, ~
| The United STATES, 10 Congress, Dec. 3, l622
From The best information that been able 10 OBJ
am appears that our manufactures, though depressed
immediately after the peace hsyn considerably
ana are sun increasing under the given
mem lhe ara Of 1870 and by subsequent laws satisfied
T. and was not tablet be interrupted by war which has
other strong applicable situation and rsa
IONS ith otheI countries which impose the oblgs.
however likewise an tha, the Interest Of every parS Of
our Union even Of those most benefited by manufacturer
produced BY the slightest change on full confederation Of
ssr saspsnslioe may be made Of the on Ger
am foreign AIuees In favor Of our own, and without al
| ieouhs ihJunonsp any other INTEREST,"
Extract Of message from James MprpOs President Of
me United States, 10 Congress Dec. 9, 1923.
Having communicated my views TO Congress at the
agement which ought be given TO our nPanafactures
nd the principle on which il should be founded have
the present state Of countries with which have The
most Immediate political relations greatest
intercourse tends TO confirm them. Under
recommend Of The tariff for The porpose II snorJ
ing SUCH additional projections TO those articles which
couAtry" H#0lt- - - - = w."
Hear Jackson! w ...a"
Extract Qfa message from, 1ndreo Jackson, President
ghs United Stats, 10 Congress, Dec. 8, 1899
No very eonsidesble chsnge has occurred during tho
urs commerce., or manufactures
regulate its conduct 40 as to promote equally the
prosperity Of these three cardinal Interests one Of the
most dhhcult tasks Of government and may be regretted
nat the complicated restrictions which smbsrss.
tbohsned and commerce allowed those channels
% which individual enterprise Its guide
ton IN other nations and therefore compelled TO adapt
our own to their regulations in the best calculated
to avoid serious injury and to hsrmonze conflicting in
srs q oar our commerce and our manuac
Ss Under ,ss'e Invite your attention to
quire modification. = s|. .IaD. E0EI = =
the gsIai rule to be applied in graduating the duties
upon articles OF foreign growth manufacture Is that
which viii place In fair competition with those Of
o,her countries and The i.dneemni' 10 adpames p
yond MS point are eonireing regard 10 those articles
SSfI u ar ,S SSy sd
important that i should never Se ATTEMPTED Sas WS ,bs
utmost caution Fieqant ksa,ion " r.gard any branch
industry affecting Us raius and BY ~hh It's capital may Dc
"daJs'Ted 10 nete ehaaaei asay b productive hax.
ITdous sp,euiation and loss
In debersng therefore on these interesting subIec
local feelings and prudces should be merged the patr
otto determnaon TO promote the great interests Of the
Tnoie Al attempts to connect them with the party con
liscountenanced Our ACTION upon them should be under
The control Of higher and pursr motives Legislation sab
a. bs inst nd will mt
retain the sanction OF people whose active patriotism
spirit and which gave life to our
political compact and still sustsins IL Describing all cal
east and the should unite in diminishing any
Of which either nay justly complain
Iheagrcuural interest OF our country Is essentially
connected with every other superior in
to them all that Is scarcely invite
Of producsns
nd srrnd their application 10 the eonarts If
Looking forward to the period not fsf distant when
sinking fund will longer be required the duties those
production the that should engage The atn
5n Of congrs,' IN the modification Of the tariff or hss,
the consumption Of the country and have become articles
of necessity to all casses."a i. 7.a sa . ., 81
Extract Of message from .andreo Jackson President
OF The United States, to Congress, Dec Z, 1880.
Among the numerous causes of the con-
amnsh as promises the means Of extnguishng the pub
illustration practical effects Of the present tariff upos
our commercial interests. s'"a p t.a0 1EI- =
The object of the tariff is objected to by some as uncon
sttutiona; and is considerably almost as defective in
many of its parts s5Il@
ed TO the several States The right to adjust those duties
with viewito the encouragement Of he domestic branches Of
difficult suppose the existence ofhe without the other
The States have delegated their whole authority imports
saving very reservation relating TO
their inspection laws This authority having thus entirely
passed from the States the right to exercise for the pu.
rose of protection does In them consequently
If lie not possessed by the general government must
aromay people stripped the right foster their own
industry and to counterfeit the selfish and destructive
surely cannot be the case This Indispensable power thus
surrendered by the States must be within the scope of the
authority on the subject expressly delegated to Con-
IN this conclusion am confirmed. well by the opin
ions of Presidents Washington Jefferson Madison. and
Monroe who each repeatedly recommended the
else of this right under the constitution by the uniform
practice OF Congress- the continued acquescence of the
States, end the general understanding Of the people
That deliberations on this interesting subject should
he naneed BY those partisan conflicts that incident
free Institutions is he Jrpent wish Of heart To make
this great qaosson which nnhsppy 80 much divides and
views Of faction destroy all hope Of settling II salts
oSa f il for @
good against the blghting Of such
a course" h72..8 -taHs @
Extract Of message from .4rdyro Jackson President
Of The United STATES, to Congress, Dec. 6, 1881.
1.-THE confidence with which the extngushment of the
public debt may be anticipated presents opportunity
port dulles which has been IN my former %
messages modification of the tariff which shall pro.
eminent und an adjustment OF the duties on imports With
view equal Justice 10 relation to all national inter
may injurious those interests deemed to he one Of
The principal objects which demand the consideration Of the
and Cancellation which has distinguished the friends Of
Union in ell great emergencies sbeeved that this
object may be effected without injury any national inter
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