Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-17
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nhd sbIe sf,icl., 10 shish . siressiy 81 f,nh
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sassts.t-, - he sssrtwssi Of shtia'e Isnh.-l
We ast Tor the srlieIs esfe.si Pernssi. I
.lfssy oss vefe 81 ies. ~ The uue eessg-
ration of de laie seG IL he Ansfiean cosssess,
fas,s every day devsI ped would soon give 40
iiIo,,ration. Apsrt ffsn any psnir, OF desire 70
err.fs coz. es have daily teoeGstrsii,ns that
t6sss ., & this cos6tfy, dcubtssd uneeHsisy,
sn,psass sd tleom, among Ihe Industrial cias.
sss-- vkilsi, 10 EagIssd, ne havs iIdines hal
sssrt ding 10 "bnsht aud bsighiening.' The
raarksts have experienced The effects Of The ''hs-
~ Tariff which zoe. into operation IN the Uai-
tsd STATES % NE TT Deesmber, /" says one sc-
sossi. Anoshsr ssys, "ihs news recently re-
seiIee from the Unitse States viii give nss /
inpeias 10 trade" 4 third says, chs fsvorabls |
Ssnussc:al Nets from The Uniied States hes |
nsds he markets what may Be called frm ]; in
printing cloths Of good quality, there 10 an ad-
saace.n
Nov, that which has made the British mar
kss lsm, and ours unslstis, esnnot Be truly r.
N.lItG.I - u EuNINetgt. uNt which w. uuogt-
lied sssfythipg ., home, and given eheerfulness
abroad, csnnet be for The benefit Of the toilipg
millions In this eountry.
sSir Robert Walker" has, u q true, given his
ZANE 10 o sesmpssslIvs statement" in,shs u
slen, 10 which Il is attempted 70 prove that the
daiiss under The nae Tariff are heavier on many
Wings shsn under the cd, and this 10 The face Of
bic own theory, that light duties we're fssoried
10 for he purpose Of Increasing The revenue
baii d l. scarcely 10 Be supposed lbat CONNER
eisI men 10 England are 50 aineasbly siupid"
@ 70 Iejoies ~ msassfe Of The sort. unless
they expesisd decided bsns6ts from Il The
whole statement. however, 10 false ssd deceP.
live, and assumes positions Just opposite to the
faeis. Boih Of Mr.. Walkers premises esnEss
be true. Il eaaRoi Be that the Free Trade Ia
{ rio u higher In ils rates thsn thalof 1919, and
get 1.-The whole iabess q The dominant patty have
been snplo5ed 10 prove that me latter vas ''op.
prsssive and pfohieilory." The deception will
soon become entirely transparent, and The com.
mos sense Of every commonly, except prOba.
bly, Of Psunsylsanis, viii understand and rePu-
1iais Il
We have aivsysbesp aston shed 10 fnd work.
Cog men yield moments favorable attention
40 Che demsg6gse cry against "hgh prices fol
msaafaeIyfes.n All experience has proven that
q IL By good prices for every Thing that none
10 diGused largely among the laboring classes
and ihat prosperity 10 ell ranks is the natdra
consequences. u is msdpess 10 elamor for re-
dssliSe, because, whenever that takes place,
wages afs bE.ughld down In q much greater ratio
Y than Az ihiog slse; and once down, Iorg time
e ieqaltrd 10 secure return 10 living prices
Ths Iife.blood Of the Industrial ~ stem 10 dimin.
4 fshed, and Lacquer aud depression inevitably fol.
low. On hi. point the Baltimore American
always sosnd and sensible--kas afew remark,
which deserve attention;
-s.ii - really difkcult 10 see what class Of PEG.
Die in the United States are bensh,ted BY the &C.
pfession Of the manufacturing and mechanics
interests, tf lha home market afforded b5 manu-
factufiag towns and villages 10 our farmers il
90 gtsaief Than the enemies Of protection fepre
80. n. farmer Is not Be neflled BY It's beiugdi
s.;e,,hed or destroyed. He gets no advantage
- : fateigu market 10 couPensats hiu Tor u
llshment - MaIylands AK ihemSeivey-EutFd
.ney would be The gamers ~ the destruction
tnoss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. their lands 4,
not more ssiaabie because Of the prosperity I
ahem manafaetering neighborsi Towns viii,
ess. AID cities. every where 10 The u ni,ed Sla,,
Nave more or less The louadatioas OF their pro,
petig 10 the industry Of manufacturers aaJ N,
ehanies. Ia lhose parts Of the Uaion where n,
nafaeturers and mechanics are scarce. ,hrivin
~ s.,., sn.ssss, ana eitles, are scafce-and ID
I 800 = ,sass aep'eeiaied accordingly. Tn
800 wa'en eapot's It's staples, and depend
1870, ~ tle'sa market, does not incress
popslal , s1a ueal,h Ike the North, wher
- 4, ssnoanulsI slspIss are chiefly consumed b,
However, ere PLATA enopgh 10 those Who Al,
willing % consider them welfn