Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-06
and to the country that Massachusetts asks no ex ira

elusive legislation. u PennsyNana. view ork anu
Ohio, the three great States, with Kentucky, Gcor.
sia, Missouri Alabama and Louisiana W sh to try an
experiment on iron, coal, hemp, cotton bageing,
sugar, &c, am ready as one citizen OF Massa'hi-
actstto meet IT, and as ait in patient suhinaslun me
result which doubt not will be found, within ei9h'
teen months in the realization OF all have predict
cd. | say again, would not ii | could, have tari
made for Massachusetts alone. Ii, however, there
sh ould c one, lrt our interests, with those OF
every other in the Union, share That protection 10
which we arc all entitled and of which arc claim our |
faH share can with conijcnce assure You; th31i
we shah 90 upward and onward. We lcW coi6 |!
l. hours labor in the 2 viii not sustain us, we can,
aud will work Ii; and at the same time feel that
Congress cannot take the slnews rom Cur arms, or
rob us o. the intelligence acquired from our system
of public schools, established by the foresight and
/ wisdom oil our fathers.
At the risk of wiring long letter, cannot for
bear abiding to the fact that the hahual agitation
of this cs)n OF the tarl!i has worked, III Tue man,
/ to the advantage OF New England
We were, previous to the wnr of 1912, M ngricu-
| tura and navigating people. The American system
was force Fon us, and done for the purpose OF ere
atag home U,aIlc for the products Of The soIl at
the South and west; we resisted the adoption Of
1 system which we honestly believed would greatly
inuic our navigation, aud Dive us from our accus-
toned empoymenis into business we did not nnder
stand.
We came into i, however, reluctantly, ard
soon learned that with the transfer of our capt
tai We acquired skill and knowledge in the use
cf il. aud so for from our foreign commerce
being diminished, it was increased, and ihat our
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, are such A. to satisfy the most sbcptical We
have gone forward steady, til many doscrip-
. tons of manufactures are as well settled in NV
EDgla as the raising OF potatoes. Oar c&pe-
G renee has riyen us skin. and Of co1rso we have
A cogd1ouc, in orr own resources that docs
not O yjs: elsewhere.
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