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

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so;iOn and iohs6csl "a ailllats. Divids
ihsss spms. p and "a nii.ions. hy 20,
The nnabsr 81 Representative. ahd 4
gives STA los IS he amount Of British
sgTeulinrai protuee consumed - lie Ira
4 G.. Dc in each Congressi0t ii dssiIiei
and 81 l.2lO as their sxIoTl 10 lsEssi DIl.
ain Of Agricultural Produns. This gives
Ihe pFnpOElion Of ten 10 one. Vel Rsnlls
men are not satisfied, AMI wish slil Gar.
her 10 increase The impnrI Of BRUSH
goods. and still fuIlhsr Pr0slrale and ie.
slray the Amelicsh lsrmsr aud nsrLsn,e
and labaIing man 10 f.rar lorFigaers. To
show The eject upon currency. - ue.l -
agriculture. suppose The gentleman Enn
YIrginis Me-. BsylJ wants = new c"ai :
he goes 20 . British inpeTl'r AMI p.ys
hin 20 daIlar-, hard money. AMI hard N
get. England takes noEe Of your rec
money. "A langh.l sssy il g,es. N
quick time. We see no more III H.; n
lar as circulation is concerned. the gen-
Ilsman might IS well have IhI0sn il INTO
tie FIRE. | want Goa. 60 TO The A.
msrlcan manufacturer and by $50 worth
Of American brOsdeloih. lie wears no
other. and he would compare eosls With
genIlemsn on the spot. A laugh Well,
the Manufacturer, the next day, gave il %
the farmer for wool; be gave II TO the
shoeG sker. The halter. and blacksmith !;
they gave u back 10 the farmer for meat
and bread: and here il went iron one 10
another. You might perhaps see his bu-
~ and busting SEQ note five or six times
10 the course Of day. This made mo-
nsy Ileniy. But where was The gentle.
man's bard moaeyl Vanished: gone 10
reward and enrich tbs wool, growers and
farmers, shoemakeTs. hsners. and black.
smiths Of England. Now, GO far cup
por ipg the American f.rmsIs and mt
ehanies. snd The gentleman goes Er tie
BriIish-lhsi's The difference. Can The
gentleman deny il! There il but two
sides in this mstler. the British and tue
American side; and the supple question
IS. which side shall We takel The great
Struggle is between The British aid Ams-
rlcan lsrneIs and mechanics iOI the Ams-
rIcan market, and We musl decide Which
shall have IL. $751; ii asss., s.aa-sa
Mr.. s. would here isks occasion 10
state iaci that would slsnle the Aneri-
can people. 4*.s 81 ca -a477-.~a
The British manufacturers have. al this
moment, possession Of this Capitul. Yes.
SIR, tell You and the country-one Of
The principal committee rooms in this
house is now, and has been for weeks
past. occupied BY gentleman formerly
risid'ng in Manchester, England, who has
a vast number. perhaps hundreds Of srs.
clmens of goods sent from Manchester
tpriced to suit the occssion) 10 be 'exliib.
tied 10 members Of Congress 10 enIight.
en- their Judgments, and in The language of
his letter of instruction from Manchester
Of The 3D. January, 40, accompanying
these specimens, to- enable them "tn sr-
rive at just conclusions in regard to the
proposed alterations in the present lar
IT," Yes, sir, agents, specimens. and
letters from Great Britain instructing us
how to make tariff ID suit the BRUSH.
Mr.. ). here expressed the hope that the
people of The North would send on spe-
cImens OF American manufactures 10 be
also exhibited in the capitol, no, ouly To
show their perfection and extent. but to
correct on the spot the false representa-
ilons made by these Manchester men and
their agents in regard 10 the character and
prices Of British and American goods.
Speaking Of the Presidents message, this
Manchester letter writer exclaims "a Sec
ond Daniel comes TO Judgment, second
Richard Cobden;" and so delighted were
they in England with Mr.. Walkers eel.
ebrated free trade report that il was or
dered to be printed BY The House of Lords.
Alter all This, having our President and
Secretary OH their side, they ought To have
been content, without sending their letters
OF instructions here to direct us what kind
Of tariffthey wish us 10 pass. Buff tIleir
chancellor had sent us revenue bill, he
c'uld not have furnished one to sui, Great
Britain better than the one furnished by
TO Secretary of The Treasury. Parlia-
ment. would pass it bv acclamatIon. Sir
Robert Peel understands his business ;
he proposes TO take the duties off bread
stutfs and raw materials of all kinds used
by their manufacturers, and remove eye-
ry burden. so as to enable them 10 meet
ms and beat us in our own markets and in
The markets of the world, where Yankee
competition is beginning to give them
great uneaslness, Last year, we export