The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-02-19

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nadrT ne mgulse - ssn-ss nNi P-Ems'
neat. sadas Or nssigsinn, Ihe i.iF sxlssl
Of whieh i. - rrsssns. sbrldgej by Ehs
pneqaal rsgGlaa n nf isEtiga EOseEh'
meats. Brsides Iass Hrssanabitn~,s n -
We car mauEl.rsEres iron ssrTsfee.
whieh rhsnse ri eiEeNm.isnses nigh
briug UPan ihtm. Ihs nsii 'hsl in'ettss &C.
qairrs 'hzi. 9Th Fs.perI 20 surh a'iieiss
81 lrssI - brioag - srs def nee and pr
maTy wants. we shauh Eal be- Lett IN ;
slaie Of uaassssssry d. d.reEdsRss IN es-
iernal suPPii. ;"
Prsid-nl Manr,s. in hi. IasnRnr
Address. Msrrh 5 h. Islf. observes:
"Our manufacturers AL likewise Te-
euiTe the .yslsm.t = sai la.Isi'ng esrs Il
The goEsrsmens. Possess NJ ~ We DO
sll the Tsw mAtsE.sls. ihs inii 81 nur aHn
ssIl and industry. Ne nnghInd 10 depend.
10 he dsgIss xe have 4 ne. nT sgpI lies
iron other roantnss. While ne afr Iaas
Jrpendsn'. the aelen estni e IA, an.
sOOghi and nnsxpee'sd. e.na0i isil 10
piuRge rs Inlo The 81 srT'ous d'iIisu'-
iiss. u Is inpouani, IOa. lhi 'he esPl-
ial which nouri.hss. our msaUfseinrrs
should be dunes &c, ss IL influence in
ihsi case, IRsIesd Of exhausling, a. u may
do. in foreign hshds. odd Oe felt adtan-
iageOl'ly sn sgrieUlsurs sad every o,her
branch of industry. Eqaslly IDpoTIsnl
isn % provide home market fHr our raw
matsTi.ls. a.. BY extending llhe eompeii-
iiSS, IL will snhsnre the pr &c aaG proIeeI
Tie eUltvstor sgalnsi Ihr essuslites inci-
depi 10 foreign markets"
John Quincy Ad,ms. iu his Message
OF December -. 1925. itus vind,ea;es
tie poser AMI p.l,ey oI Protection:
nc the Tariff adopted a, The lat ses-
sion Of Congtess shsll BE- lound BY expe-
rience 10 bear oppressIEely upon The in
ieresis ol any one section OF the Uni0n,
IL ought Ia be. and | csnnoidoubl WILDE.
% modified as 10 alleviate Ils burdens.
To the voice Of JUS complaint. from sny
portion .oi their c"ns'itueRis. the repre-
septaises Of the s sies aud the people
viii never turn saay their ears. But so
long ss The duty Of The ioTsien shall npe-
rae Only - bounty upou the domestic
sriirle-ah'Is 1ihe planter. AID the eNmsr-
chant, aud the shepherd, and the husband
man, shall be found ih'iving in iher oc-
euPat ons, uuier the du'irs irposed fot
the Protection "f domestic Manufactures
they will not repine al The prnsrtrity
shusd with ihems Ives by their lelinw-
cal gems Of o;herp soiessions. nor denc unce |
as slol.tIons OF the Con .t,iult"n the de- |
liberale ac,s of Congress - shrelI from
me wrongs Of foreign laws the nau,e ~.
dusty OF the Unon."
Gen. Jackson, in his Message e Dee.
7'b, 1880, iuus sss,r,s the Con,uluuonsl |
power:
"The power To impose duties on i'm.
ports originally helungsJ l., ihs .sss,al
States. The r,ghl To adjust these duties.
with view 10 The encourage nrnt Of do
mesic branches cf industry. is so COM
pleiely incidental 10 that power, thst il is
difficult q suPpo'e the exlsience ol The
one without the other. The Sta es have
delsgaed their whole authority over I'M
porss 10 the General Governments, with
out hnila ion or restriction, saving the
very iuconsIdersble reservation reiaung
/, their inspection laws. This authority
having thus en- rely passed from the
SIales. the right 10 sxe:c.se iifr the pur-
pose Of protection does n 4 e1i.i in them;
md. consequently. # il be not possessed
by the General Government. it must be
extinct. Our poiiucslsyslem would thus
present the anon nly Of people Stripped
oi their right 10 f'sier iheir Own InGu.try,
and 10 couatsraci the most selfi.h and de-
srucilse policy which might be adopted
by f'reign na!inus. Tns surlv canpot
be the case. Thi. indispensable powers
Ihus surrendered by the Sites, mu.t be
within the sroae of the authority Of the
'ubjsc. expressly delegated 10 Congress"
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