The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-08-08

lual Voho 'h'u lHo WalNoN WIN bdloN1i wv
may lOyiShly employ his capital al The ex-
psnse Of those very men, who have been
moulded to his purpose by the foolish, wan
'on or knSvish snlmadVersiOns and va,icin6.
ions OF The press.
We have already staled our personal ob.
ecIions 10 The bill as II passed. We ~heleve
there is room for modl6caton and amends
menl, and we contend that ii had better
have beea done si the present session ol
COngIess ss--belter tor oil parties. There
would have been less objection on the part
Of the ultra opponents OF The bill, and CON,
seqendy il would have had better oppor-
mnily for fair trial in pTscIcsl operstIon'-
But because we cannot have our vlsws and
opinions adopted and fully carried out by
Congress, shall we turn and rend ourselVssl
II our readers ara dspessed with The bill,
can we advise them 10 svenge upon them
selves and their individual Interests real
or imaginary wrongi Ii would be an insult
to then common sense. and we therefore
urge a different policy. Aye, eveH though
we were assured that the measure was 10
Ibe 10 destructive 10 American Interests ss
lis most reso'uIe opponents can possibly
nope II will prove, we would say stand up
nsElully against il, strive against l's mos
IperniciOus effects mill il is repealed. As il
s we believe ,hsl with The due exercise Q
American genius, prudence and courage, the
lhlIl, should it be in practical effec, for 1
length Of time sufficient to Iest is qualities
wdI prove It's most resoIu,s opponents 10 b'
he wersi Of prophets
! 4 striking and honorable exception tt
n The practice Of which We have been speak
ing, is exhibited BY sie n. Y Tribune, Per
Ihsps lhe mos, strenuous advocate iD N,
|country of The tariff Of l642, as i has beer
,he most earnes, and perseverng sdSeisar,
loi that of lS46. la some remarks OF
Thursday upon the subject. The editor
while expressing su honest dissent dis
lcretly Observes OF lbe bill, as the law OF ih
aud il is henceforh lo be obeyed by all
? We shall indeed struggle for essenIa
E changes in il a. the ear!les, practicable mo
men,. And that is the uue spirit in whr
|, 70 act. He has me following further re
7, marks which We exltact as suitable to III
! Subject in connection with our own:
'Bu, let none engaged in any branch c
= Industry say they cannot get on I'LL the
8 have tried. Let economy, skill .calculalio
f and Yankee ingenuity be taxed 10 the U
d mos, before ono gives up. Leave Desps
10 nbccIles; le. us resolve that we won
fall down ii | we are absolutely pUI d0wr
Many branches Of manufacturing induslr
!, will be Unaffected, excep. sympalhelically lly
e Some oIhers have made great impIoV.
and gained much strength since 1912, an
can stand blows that would then have para
,Ih zsd them. We shall mos, Of US liv
somehow until our time comes, under hi
or any tariff. Grsss will grow and wile
|
Al run ss usuAI-rrugal, shsrp-sghled me-
will acquire properly. wdile IndOIen,, prod
Lgs, bad caIculstors will lose whslfails Il
hsn, and live 10 desituion, IS formerly
Manufacturing and mechanical arts will eliI
be prosecuted, often with success, and th
NOS, Of those who are able and wiling Il
work effectively will fud work 10 do u
lsome raIe. ,'-LeI us all ,ry our bes.to hav
things move on as favorsbly as Ihouga thi
gIess change had not been made. II w
are broUghlto dead halt. So be il, but lie
no man lie down in lhe furrow, and say
levety thing mus! 60 TO wreck because NJ
Ksj - bill has passed,