The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-07
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slsaf q imPossEg fogsign gaeds. snd ere
stlng makes Ior TIE bsntil 81 Fore ga,
srs. Mesg1 or nsa agrirnlluae &c o.
nsksted By . psnress Ike Ihisl NsIhiHr
eoUld ssrs sdsesnslly divert The bensE.
fsa1 ar osa people and PauE Il in > con.
shausssrssm Hpoa IOieign laboF. no Ams-
ssesh Interest was 20 mssh behs6Htd ~
epfeisense sFslem - that u sgTicllssre.
frheivreign msrkes vasroihirg. The hone
market ~as everything. 20 lhems u mas
ss ose hundEed 10 one. The Tsrh gave
rs the great hoae market. shils the gen.
slemaa's scheme Was . secure rs. 81 hest,
boitaeehsDeso Of market sbIoad. while IL
shssiaslly destroyed orr secure snd Inva-
lssble market 81 hone. The gsnIlemaa
save he 10 very suxinas 20 compete with
abe paopsTisboroI EsIo?e. IwllI u Inn
oas f.et: MIsh al the projection we now
enjoy. GTraI B.gsin sends into hi. eona.
Try eight dollars worth af her agricultural
productions. IN nne doliaTs' worth Of all
opr aRricrigur-l productions t.svs cotton
end h!bsreal thai she takes from us.
hr. BArEy. Does The gentleman ss.
ser1 thai
n. STEWART. IdO-snd will TrOrs
ID.
Mr. BArLT. Then you win prove he
reiuns d a hirh are made by our own
Goysrnmen'.
10, sir viii Prove il by the rsinrns
furnished by Mr. Walker hl,nsslf 10 sup-
port al lie bill which he has land before
tie Commute Of Wsys and Means.
Nov. ] asseri. and can prove, that more
than half The value Of ell The British good.
imported inlo this country consist of sgri-
cultural products, changed in form, con-
seried and manufactured into goods. And
] Insiis q thorough analysis OF the f.cs 6.
] challenge the gentleman u The scruii-
ny. Take down Ill the articles in . store.
one alter nother-eslimais the value of
the raw material. the bread and meat, and
olber agricultural products which have en-.
tered into their fabrication, and il " ill be
found that one-half and more Uf their va
Joe con Jets Of the productions Of the
sOa-~ag'ieu torsl produce in its strieIest
sense.
Nov. by reference 10 Mr.. Walkers re-
port, Il v,ll be seen that, for twelve years
back. We have imp lrled IRON Greai Bri-
tain and her dependencies annually SCI
millions Of dollars vor b Of goods. but call
ii5e millions, while she took OF al our sgri-
cultural produces. save COTTON and lObscco,
less ihsnl and half millions OF dollars
uor b. Pnus, saen. assum ng one-haif
The value Of her goods u be agricultural,
IL gises M % mill nm. Of -hss ss..esIioy.I
produce 10 81 millions oil ours taken BY
her, which j. just 'en TO one; 10 avoid ca
val. ! put ltai eIgh. TO one, To lesi the
truth oil bis position, he was prepared, If
lime permit ed. 10 refer 10 numerous facts.
But for the Information OF tie gentleman
from Virginia, sho is so great friend ID
the foJr sod oppressed farmers, I will
TIL him thai we have imported yearly,
ior tseniy-six Yeas. $50 says Nj. Wal
kers repotl. more than len milllous OF
dollars worth Of sollen gooIs. Las.
year We impaired sl0,66S,l76 worth.
Nos, eas haH and more Of the value OF
this closh was made up OF wool. The SUBJ
si.tencs Of labor ant other agricultural pror
duclions. The general estimate is, thai
the wool slnne is hall. The universal
custJn among farmers. whea they had
their WOOL manulscIuted on the shares.
was to give The manufacturer half he cloth.
Thus We import. and our iarpers have to
pay, lor FIVE millions Of dollars worth OF
ioreiga wool every year 10 the form of
clo'h, mostly The production of sheep feed
ing on the grass and grain OF Great Britain.
while our osa wool is Worthless, for want
Of market; and This is the 10 icy the gem
t!ensn recommends TO American farmers,
Yes. tir; and the gentleman is not sansti-
ed with Ave millions. but wishes 10 in.
crease IL to ten millions year for foreign
wool, VIII The gentleman deny Iii?
lie dare mo-. He has AIRED Tor Mr..
Walkers bill. reducing the duties on wool
lens nearly ons-half. With view TO in
crease the revenue; Of course. the Imports
must be doubled. MAXIM the import Of
cloth ts.nty million, ins esd Of ten. snd
of wool len ln.isad Of 6ss mil ions Of dnI-
l,rs per annum. .........
Fms vas the gen leman's plan to f.vor
The farmers, Br,i sh farmers. BY giving
item the American market. His In vas
/, buy everything. sell nolhlng, and get
rich, A laugh. What was uue as TO
cloth vas equally true a. 5, every thing
else. Take hat, a pair OF shoes. yard
of silk or lace, analyzs il, resolve il into
jls constituent ilemenls. aud 700 will fnd
that The raw nsielisl, and The substance
Of lsbar, and asber agricultural products.
constitute more than onc half lis entire
value, The psuper labor OF Europe EN-
pioyed ia manufacturing silk aud lace
got what u cal, M more; and thus 10 what