Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-01-16

Vi'"lH' w tlg lesl.
q" The slblscl II the tariff Jefferson. plan
was the only iruc one, select The articles we
can and ought 10 mtnuActuro for olsalvss,
give them full ard adequate PROJECTIONS lighter
At mrs, but heavier aud heavier a. the Dunes.
&c supply increases, aud fur revenue increasing
INC duties nn luSurics consumed by the rich"
h's is the true American system as expanded
ny htnas JriitrsOn himself 1t is the STANDARD
llround which all his friends shrull nUW rally
and those hn deserted this standard are traitors
to his principles.
I Mr. $ said he wished to consider for mo-
'neni The tariff as connected with agriculture
aud II might s'agle the Sectc gry ,u tel. hun
thai Massachusetts nov exported Ia fn eiuu
fnirkeis more agricultural produce than any
other STATE IN the Union. She exported II ~
he British imported it, not in Ms raw form, bui
concerted iuio manufactures and what was
slu' more important To lie grain.growing Stain
| she exp utod 1t III = farm not 10 compete whh,
or al all affect. The priro Of produce, ~ i,e raw
condition H. the foreign markets AID It might
s''rin ihr Secretary 81 vi more tn tell inn thar
| uiil,ns vi d liars worth Of hav, nats. straw.
| grass. aud corn, we're Transported annually over
the NJ riniaIns TO the a lAu'ir mlrkels. from
! o lo, krutrckv, and the ohcr Western States
/ u Is Il i'n strictly aud unieuahv true Mt
"a It's original iutu, but H. u t-h goods, con
Nered and changed into a cotGiIon IN wli CHI
/ u can be Transported TO market. Converted N
| I" hogs horses, aud Fat cattle tnr Wbil are
'hrsc but the corn, oats, and bay, ui the western
'arnnr, CHANGED in'u auHanted forms, and uilde
10 carry jiselfln tnarke'. A IA, hog carries : ~
| 10 bushels ol cornto market, and iDc western
h0rse carrics 20 or 3 50 worth Of hay and oats
! 10 the eastern market, with The farmer ON Top ct
| ~ which he sells Tor the cash. aud returns home
! tn repeal 'hc prnrrss. a d thus lGrrITners con
| vert TIER agricultural produce, not into hogs
| lul horses, hat il,n rl,dh. IRON, hats s'io -.
srrry thing yoH find on the merchants Shelf.
luI send them here for "a e aud consumption. -
OR merchants ihF1u Ihrut the country, 50 fir
Is they sell foreign goods, are in fact bat retail
| ers OF inrcgn agricultural proddcr, converted
inio goud- and sent here fer sale and, when
"e iuok ahrold AT their vast numbers, u Is sur.
arsiu- that money shnuld be srarce Il h,s
hecn clearly proved thai mnre thin laf The
value ofa yard Of c'n'b consists of WOOD, aud tie
subsistence Of the labor pmplo,ed IN H. mann.
! FAC lure. That uihn Tennis If the taiuc nt no
Irrn consists IF agrirul urnl prncuc'. ard that
even ward of lace is bat l,ri,r.el q lli,n tn"
subsistence 1i the tnr"ign pauper labor r;nPln, Ell
~ rs iahfratiun. Yer g farmer seems not rr
De aware. thai when Il" paws $50 irr 1 sur oi
| BE- ish clio h he SENDS $40 of tlr 30 IN hard
money (thoy take no lap"t) Ia purchase Bru>u
Noo and bread, and meat, while he his 10
ndrkc, tor 'iis nrn. Yet Is II rn tue And
is not THIS the policy rer"mneuJ"d hy this ad.
mn srliiOn lie was adm ,nlsl ed 10 be brrt
Dat he would, While on tins pnint, state ann'het
tact susceptible ot the c"arr,l !rninnstration,
that the chiottueu's ni every member N ihj~
ii mse from Ohm, Indiana, hhnis. aud all The
grain crrWlng SAFES, arc, anil at this lnonou'.
purchasing apd cuashtn,uI II a. d'''+-'s "cf'l. ~
iirltish alrrulure prniurr 20 ON" dol ar's wurh
Irea' Britain takes Of theirs Dy referring iu
he Oil al repnris an EQUINE &c AND navigation
ir ten or twenty years back, 1t would be found
thai our 'mpuris ol Brush cuods amount ,u mrar.
~ - mlihuns year. ~ h r. she has ias On. al all
the agricultural prod iris of the grain.giuWtng
States IN this Dninn, Ninr, grain. meat Ssr., less
Tn ~ iWu millions and hall Now, If oulv hAii
the value (Aud II was mach mhre) Of these
goods consisted nj agricultural produce, This
would give . millions Of British agricultural
produce, taken Annually ~ uS, to two and h,it
millions IF ours taken by lhcm. jus, ten 10 ona.
Nnw. assuming that CONSUMPTION is IN prnpar
'iun 20 population then these western gentle
mems constituents are consuming roi five but
ten d1l1ars worth u BrlIsh agricultural produre
to one Grrd, Britain takes from Them; and We,
The Secretary If not satisfied, but w.-'ie. tn IN
crease the import Of foreign goods - favor the
lJ"marS' kedUce re du,lcr SAYS lhc admins.
!
- ',i ~ "'Ip''' -"porls' ami a'nei' say m"'i
% 'un Representatives, Of these western farmers
I ''' ""hI ""uin ih'Se Farmers -aF 10 'H'ir rep
'Seh'a'i'eF Wn'n 'h"y como ~ 'n"k ? acHcI,D
"'i NOT me''F'o3t9 1T 'h'S mN'''! re- NJ
- '''t'',,'" ~ '''l .'ff a''r"','h ~ w. ~ W
'e""'"' d''e' '"e example 'i 'h' Hecf"'"fN' ~
'pire-S s"'i' qNF''"nS /" inc farmers =" lhls
conn v "'" ne "'pe" 500" 10 nav iheic ANS
N'rs /" i'y oe,ofe we HOME; he wanted the
4 IA ia.
i'''S on on'h s'aeS' lle would ask tUr instance,
HnW W"'" a-T'ui'nrai produce 'hrra was Ia
YARD nl 0oTlcsilc cloth, or a Ion If ron am
"'cl'er, u n'onght from England, (vhcre Il "as
made n The s"tne matrrnls) they did not rnr
cn're '1'sh wool and PROVISIONS converted III
com 'f"'. W "hen '0fy h"' 40 market 'f
'a'f own lie ""nlI ask ne merchants and
!" 'r'nc'H WAL we're The prices "i r"ii"n
ana "'isn goods @ias-' IRON n'''-, ~ IA i5li.
"''h ~" MS Hr"'fci'Ne TAR II Mas ad'p'ed, ana
what 'N"y ""r' no" lie w'nhf SIX tue work
ing 'neA "ha' won b. me effect "l e tfe"-
Trade recon vi by HE 'rreiary ni 10"
re 'SurY' on the wag', nj labor IN th'N rnlniA
"a II u 'rst"lS' IN his ]rdGnleh'. son II not "n-
" '"rhs'i Imp"fani ihris, hu', what waS more
p Important. It WhuI hrlug Tue larmets and labor
'F' ~ hNcs' gao MS Su l'rl IN c"nn'nn''n>"
pf'r'',' ." NJ "l view ami >" h-nJe It on y"
leh-'Ne 10 WIS way n"e ""H'h u" h"hc 'n
hhnI the pe'p'e '"a r'sht understanding ol fhs
n4'F increasing sn' 'r'''h'h ny an HE speech
es ~ ~ nero "T S"whrf".
message 10 IS ~ 'hf a pr1e;'ire
fNtJ AH'tH w" rl"u ~ n > OK f"nSe nt IA"