Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-07-16

.cv,,r;,;ag s.x snontlas an Arrangement whiei
! 49, ;vf;n s4 honor Ia rrchih;,ire wisdom /,
,e,,rr ioy This eor,cess;of,. SO nicrarlly 10 Bel
c;,,n whilst 80 ch,rlish 10 Us. France cham
ssver,i ,,nrsor4auf reductions IN her wuolien
.nd p,y;s;ar rhodes. together with continual
,,r,n az ,be Faypr which Belgium before exten
deJ m French silks ard coftons. and proyiss
.,,;ps, any more commercial geometry with
I Tssrrnany In fact Belgium. II the weak
nass III : nroloncrx, Ministerial crisis. has fel
!, NECESSARY 70 lean more and more upon
France and less 10 Great brain and 10 Ger
many. The throne OF King LEOPOLD IS mel,
mo ~ DEGREES into the great citizen loyaIty d
Frsnre .3uropox Of this Belrian treaty.
French orators rake The occasion 70 discus,
The crea, measure az Commercial Reform and
Co... law ReDeal 50 lately before par,Iarnen,
and 90 s,r.noelv flunp ashle. nj. Cr,zor mn.
Jar r ri - CAIN the annrehensions Of Inc PRO.
,sc,;cr;s,s snnewhst eYci,ed bv The even,s =,
Ena,ana ana nv the notion thai the French
90 80 ,.s,,iJ Il, svar;nad aud revised nov,
rsar The Ni;n;s,pr declared that Sir r
psr,,s n,s.e,,,as lor al,ow,ro the INTRODUCTION
~ .h,naanes &c orov;e,on Tor the E,nqIisb
,,on,,la,;on wore in uoxv;se annl;cable "a
Erance hacanss the ayr;enl,ural noppla,;on
,vas ,hsre ,le larrest We very much reqrp,
thar tho French Chamber Contained no len.
,,,, y, r,ss nd corrsc, M csn,zor,s ARGUMENTS
!, i yeYy we'll lnown Tho, ! verv larre pro.
nor,;on II he Erench ponula,on are no, pro.
rr;dsS even w;,b bread and IN defanlt az vhea,
,orr;sa ,be,nselyes with cbasnn,s and OHIO,
,,;nen,s No, .nnsr;or 10 the no,s,o' !, s aiso
we'll known thai The ,hir,v m,ll;ons Of ex;s,,ua
Eranc. A., NO, cr,rs,,,ns. ,,,o-e men, ,han haii
he, r,n,h.r re consumed before he Revolu,,on
The The consequence or which i the inevitable de-
,sr;oro,;on ~ the race In such a state ~
Inns and in = country ri which ,h,. southern
rsg,Sn scarcelv prodnces any r,,rn or sunn,;es
.ny n,s,nre m;gh, not some or 81, r P,r,,s
measures for ,he more abundan, and better
supply OF food 10 the lower classes be adopted
in France as well as in England, and be at
tented with the hes, eifcct7 French agricul-
turists could not even make use Of the argu-
ments that Their English brethren do. Agreat
portion oil the ianded proprietois IN France are
peasants, possessed OF small portions OF land,
the produce OF which they consume. What
matters to them the aigh or low price oil
gram so Tar nom agreeing Win NJ GUIzor,
we think, on the contrary, that the French ag
ricultural class, like the lrish, would be great
ly bettered by abundance OF corn and more
generous provision almost, indeed. as much
as the English manufacturing class. But the
French political economist has determined moi
% 'n,hA u she people IN ~ nu..lpels ana aes-
.,suuon ieaon, as '.y une Nay wni' " 'he il'sn
sahoafa: As 70 an una. M. ouizoT said OF
'ie 'ar'i, " r'ance oe'lie Na'iVe eouh
s!, ahu VI 81 n TEL nil'seii opea'nS 'he
nAser' nor 'he hanu' IN iel,'hS out prohioi'ion'
was iaif anu uue. IN uie race OF such an
assembly, M. 1oizor couia aVow no o'hef
aoctfne; we 90 moi oehese, ihaeeo, ha' any
Fiench minister mas as ye. raised ms nind q
aVenuoh On such suoJee's ABOVE me mere ne
cessities Oh Government. And these, IN the
present electoral monopoly OF france. compel
Government 10 De oilndiy pro'eeton's'N
But we may turn our eyes, with hope. at
least, TO those Governments Of rery liberal
principles, Austria and Prussia, may we not
Let us see:
1.-The German Journal Of Frankfort states
that the partisans of the protective system
conceive great hope from the conference Of the
German Customs Union which is to be held
shortly at Berlin. II is generally thought that
PRUSSIA VIII make concessions IN favor OF me
protective system, ana 'hat Ieprisais VIII ne
reserved upon against the kinaom OF me Two
sicilies' IN consequence OF the recent changes
IN the CUSTOMS uirii, contrary 70 'he interests
Oh the COZ verein. Inc accession OF Hanover
10 the Aoii- serin Is spoken OF Us ceflain'
Sicily, too, il thus appears, has been doing
something quite against the light OF ADAM
SMITH! And illuminate ZollVerein IS about
to retort by little philanihropic resentment, a
Bit of retaliation! She IS TO give poor Sis the
cut direct, and put her into Coventry, com
mercialiy! .What dirt Is this that Sicily has
been eating Z" as the Perslans say Has she
not an envoy OF ours there, OF lineage famed
for its enlightened adherence Of protective
systems
However, there u one intelligent and most
liberal Government in whom we may yet have
hopes. That Government (witness the fol-
lowing brief nolice) is the Cars, the Auto
crat's-his who is the friend of Poland, of
Sub,reasuries, and OF Free Trade:
for a reciprocaI modification of the tariffs of