The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-16

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'''e anu P'osi oo's ~ ue ina
ses-so "iu0n 'auued ~ .ne rns''
no"eve,, nc wou1u SPEAK OF inc pohcy ahu P,oss,
"ns Vi INC o'n, ihe oompfo"ise aS' "uouuSou
wna' "as e"eu mo noii-onAi sys fS'
syse" was uo"ouneeu py u,e oeue'aiy VI ,no
treasury, anu ~ p'a. NC lhf ~ 0oneuHou' no
agreed 'hs' 10 statesman ever edopted 'hal system
TOT hhancia' purposes e"u .hat no one wouu hinh
OF adopting II Tor the dement, OF me general interests
OF the country; on wha' srouna, ,hen, had u,oanu
adVoeaiesf why, on 'n1 s'ouna uial went uuec'-
~ against pro'eeuon. Inc same principle consiitu-
led me OASIS Oi 'is oiI' iho uuuss S stea oy 'ne
ohi OF io4z' anu " Ihe 1Peiauoi, " ~nen uonesec
industry was sldeo had been reouesoi sha 'he duties
IN lhe nh were FPrean over ouhe' aius ~ oiusi 70
enable this reduction IN me more Important Articles
70 DC made But me pinelp'e naa ecu ea'neu sun
iarter so as 70 diSeTihha'o asains' VIC aohesue n
dus'ry OF me country, oy heaVy taAes On inc sru
eies on wheh thal uomes'e p'uusuy aelou ne %
raw material was sxed-a prheiP'e aso,ueo oy ."
souhu esssuon, inese es'uies ~ uhe o'l' nav ''uu-
eea nun 70 inie' hat was oesig"eu 20 iesouuon'te
inc Poney oi ue country Anu w he' in'e,e"eeh nc
vas sustained oy inc ea'euiauons on ,he inc o'"er
size, Una, thefe would oe an increased ihPo''auon-
pu'uI'g uonesuo TWAS gu, OF ,ne n'aiAe': ~ ohe
~o,u, was anuc'Ps'eu mar ths chlei gs,n ~ouu
be ny uproouhg inc uointsue INDUSTRY on ine eoun-
wy u u hsa NOT lhat anu, ne was unable 70 sec
| us OBJECT Inc country nau hau mueh experience
WIN iesaIu 70 .ne 'oIelsn nnIPo''alons: an seaNs
men anm,ted that excessive nnPoI'suons were ~,
furious put was eAPee'eu ma 'e eAPo'.' ~ou'u
Increase feeuniary pressure bringing srea' ealaih
ues ~ us uaim was inc necessary ,esu" OF an I'M
Sa'e increase OF Iu'Po'auons' IN ioS'l uie'e was
excessive InPottsnons' iono~eu ~ ayIis's, anu ~o'
no' uIce, nau s'nee ooSuIIeu ~ "e . sy
r hs, lever "S INC ss, snnonresd us.
ihe uoouhe " hee-"aIo, as ~aI e s", ~"
thnt they were % furnish bread TO Europe and Eo
| rope Was 10 Sou' ''e'n' Ve'L "a' Pe'"oP' !"
ency sketch might oe sumeenlly atHaeuye ana
nsustNe enough pu' nc o,gseu ue e'enuon OF
me senate 70 some historical iacss on 'hal su1Jecl
iney haa uea a'i uia. o. Se,s Pa. .s
i1elsely w ua' reauon 70 o'ea' o''an "',.n sno
| SnI sougul 70 es.aphsh anu vas q"esuon
oel"yen 'ne Hnieu states anu uiea' o' ii pu'
ing 'neir eolonlal shistenee, 'ney enJoysa en1so
Sess T ,bsir nas H ~ 1 Sd O. wors
place again 10 thelr hahus. TOW ua ~otS
There was as great Jealousy IN urea. britain WIN
respect 70 'Iaue ana manufactures as eou,u Possoy
KS ~ 'he u'nu " u'e VI ne s
| any oue' seuuena i".y nop' ~ " y" a'' w
analrso, 'he colonies No'a matter snoe w o
nwhlch me eyes Q, lhe govsrnmen' ores ira, nfan
were not nxed' ne would resu a SNORT eh t,,
rom fItklnss S'ausucs- on mar suulec'. I'M wi.
y enu an e1Iace rom 'ie Nolh nane1 sny~ls ae
sriiseu' anu orPresre 60 uuoP'eu " n'
BRUSH BOARD OF ,faoe ior the suppression OF coon'
| al manuiaetures.l ihai was me conclusion OF ue
board o. trade one hundred vars ago Preny APT
eoncus,on W'e nc was on us' .olo",ai n,.,oy'
nc would mennon somem,ng OF BRUSH Iessiauon'
IN some paris OF New England mere were some
hauers shops which attracted the n'enuoh OF .hi'
BOARD OF trade, VINO looked as narrowly INTO mem
as the secretary OF me treasury could. wen,
they made law pr9hioitlng the expoItauon OF mats
from one colony 10 me other, ana enforcing an APP
premiership OF seven years, enacung AZ 'he same
ume tha' no man shouIu nave more thah WoaP
prentces: .
Mr; HUN iiNuioN' I'M" Is specimen Of
or,t,sh Iee ,,sue'
MI DAVIS ferhaps me most extraordinary
| statute was one 10 regulate, OF raiher put an
end 10, tne manufacture OF IRON, Ihey ioonu tha'
tn s metal was everywhere eu. ,hey nssssa Jus. as
d,d The chairman OF the Committee OF ways and
Means that the colonies should cross me ocean ana
fetch from Europe the IRON which they needed
iney enacted mat every rolling MIL was puohc
nuisance TO be aoated oy me governor on the iest-
mony OF two Witnesses What were ths privilege,
OF me colonies WhyIJus, az TINS on proposed
Ito feed England, and to be clothed by England
,hey had the means OF buying cio.hns. IL w"
under these circumstances that Mr.. Pitt made nus
celebrated declaration, that the colonies ought
mol 10 oe permtleo 70 make hoo-nalL ha was
the result One worthy OF consideration OF all
tunes, and by all men, The people oil the colonies,
who had nothing to send to Europe, entered into on
Illicit trade, and then was act after act en-
acted by tne House OF Commons TO put
down that Illicit trade; few years ago, ne
MT d. was at Cops Hi cemetery, and he there
saw curious monument, the inscription on which
attracted nus attention. The inscription DESCRIBED
that the man there buried, named Mslcolm, when
hoy was one OF those called North Enders," and
raised help to run one OF these cargoes OF contra
hand goods The people OF the colonies could not
i've without ina, Illicit commerce. Then came The
penai acts-ana then VIRUS OF assistance. lhose
wrlts were one oil the immediate causes OF exaspe.
ration which produced ths revolution itseif. he
could e' me advocates OF me Dill that thay reyo-
lunonized one way, the people would revoIutionlxe
ps"od :, 49, ionU,b ~ .'o .a,n, 20 I e"
,onarv st,pege in i,s hearings IN he hn.n.ss and
finances of the country. The fra, law enacted by
the first Congress, in I7S9. was a law 10 provide
revenue and to protect the business and nd,,srv of
the country And that Congress achieved ali lie OBJ
ects General prosperity followed from thai dav
n tbis-a prosner;,v un.xamned H. ,hsn con
ras,ed the history ~ the Canadas with the IIn;ed
Saies-he former ENJOYING ali the nriv,leoes of feed
ing England and of being clothed nv ber,be la,ter
shut out from the markets of Great Br;,ain ~
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