The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-07

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ksls Regal. ss iaPoTife S9os3.ss
uafth ef EFsiga iron. ana - nlnslsr
lures. mnsily from Gssal Dri9n. faus
hlihs 4 ans value of hirh. e every TIae
teal msn knsw. nOnsslsd ol sgrirslinrs
prodnee-Roshng else. lEoa > @nds Q
ere SD cnsl; and shzlis he ere ana e..s
barred IN yOuE mo0nl.ias sosgli Nslhinl
mailing a II. Eh1sea. What gives !
Ealpsf The iahsF a LnReS. axsn, mules
and nee. Add shat .usisinsd lhls l.t.l
bui e.aA and oalss hay sEd sE.w ier IN
sns. and h6esd shd meat and sfg.lsblsl
oi ssery Kind ler the slksE. Thsss sgrt
enlinssl prodsris = ere purchased and ron
snmed. and his made up heaIly Ihe Who'll.
PRICE 81 lhe iron - hlch Ihe msaslEclsrsl
Isreissd sud PAID ossE 70 he arnsls
sRa'n sEd again. - nilsn a. The process
wEs repeated. Wei. il not iron made
in England OF the same mater als Thai il
Is made Of hsrf GsIlsinly IN 10 uol
iouE-6lihs Of The value oil Brush iron a ale
Up Of british agricultural produeel And
II we purchase nIne millions Of doilsrs
uoFlh Il Brit 81 iron = year, do we noI
psy six or setsn mil ons Of Ihis cum IoE
The pEOdDee OF British fsTmers-gra'n.
hay. grass, bread. meat. aud other pTOsis
ions for man and ht2st---senl here for
ssls in tie form nf iron! lie puI IL To The
gentleman from Virginia lMr. BAYLYl 10
Say n This was nol hue 10 Ihe letter. lie
challenged him 10 dtny il. or disprove il
Il he s0uld. The Realeman's plan mas
10 break down these great and crossing
markets Tor own farmers, and give our
markets to The British; and yet be profess
sed 10 be friend 90 AmIrican isTmeis!i
p" From sn,h friends good Lord deliver
IhFm" One remark more on this topic.
Secretary Walker Inlorrns Us that he pres
eat duty on iron is IS per cent, which
be proposes 10 reduce 10 80 per CEN. 10
increase The re,enue. To do ,hi., must
he no. then double the imports Of iron!
Clearly he must. Then ae mus, add ten
to twelve millions per year to our present
Imports { iron. and Of course destroy that
amount Of our domestic supply to u AXE
room fort. Thus, al blow, in ,he SIN.
gle article OF irHn. this bill is intended 10
destroy The American markets fol at least
eight millions &C dollars worth Of Iemes-
nc agricultural produce TO be supplied
from abroad; and this is The American
no! the Rriush==syslem Of roircy which
10 now attempted 10 be imposed pom This
country BY this BRUSH. ha,Irg Adminislrs-
lion Let Ihem DO il. aud 10 less Than
two years there will moi be specie. par.
ing bank in the country, The people
and The Treasury will be again bankrupt,
and the scenes aud suffering oil 1910 vii
rturn; and With il, a. q necessary conse-
qOenee, The political revolutions tf lha,
p, Rod. .<
Mr.. LEAKE said. cotton and toescco
were agricultural products. m
Mr.. 5. certainly; but, there are other in
Ierests in this country worth looking al,er
and preserving besides cotton and iobse-
Co. Bub no doubt. rue gentleman con-
ours with Mr.. SecreIsry Walk.r, Who
tells. ia bis free trade report, which has
so delighted England. and no wonder il
has, for he there says we must lake more
Brush goods, because, il We do net,
.Ensland nus. pay for our .bresd-
s,uff," IN specie, and /. not having ito
spare, she will bring down to even a g,ea-
ter exientthe prlce Of our COTTON" Yes,
" our cotlon"--lhere is the rub. The
North and Yves. must qnIi work, sell
nothing. and bring every thing from
England. and send Them our specie ss
long ssitlas's. so that England may have
"speeie 10 spare" for Southern co.ron-y-
that's the plan thus openly and boldly
proclaimed by The Secretary and his fol-
lowers. We Of the North and Wesl
must send our last dollar to England 10
buy bread aud Eat, and grass aud gam.
in the form Of iron and elnlh, TO increase
The price Of our cotton" We must be
" hewers OF wood and drawers of a,er
Tor Great Brttain-paupers, slaves, and
beggsrs. thai England may have "specie
10 spare" fer Southern costDn. This is
The undissuistd policy spa purpose OF
the Treasury Report. But Mr.. S. would
say 10 these Southern gentlemen: Dnn'lI
be afraid. You will have your cotton mar
ket still. England must have your COT
ion---she can't DO withou, it at present.
But beware; the time may cone when
England would not want .eur cotton"
and the South. in turn, would cry oul for
protect on. But The g.nsIemsn congra,u-
laiss the Yves. with he prospec. of an
early repeal OF The com laws. But, in
his oPibion, il The corn laws were repeal.
ed, the people uf The West would scarce.
ly get bushel oil their gram into England
on any terms. ~
Mr.. BAYLy. Do YOU mean bat vou
say, that moi one bushsl will g, tberel1
Mr.. STEWART. | will answer the ger-
Ileman, by giving him lord Asbbur,on's
speech in the Honse Of Lords few DAYS
ago. lie states that nine. tertbs Of The
grain now imported in Gres, BRIAN is
supplied from The north Of Europe, al
though they pay tex OF fifteen shilIings
The qnariefj lille that from Cansda aud
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