The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-02

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aInsd ain dssgnss tE,m : baaieing pui
Ha ~ Amsuesa hs.ds. End fll.d wish he
splenri5 ard ssre6 isnsls oi Americas 10
grnsily and xii. TITS as hsabEe.
coapafsd b. The o:finsal pager 70 ."ms-
nsgsris." "hsgssl!r." and III these
glaripus anG b. auIfnl proofs Fl lie inssn-
Ensr r0ssFs 0fsar cuuuirs men asfe con
sempnbie huG,bags.. ne f,nns oil sosd q
Interest The Irssrss ofasslce sRd rapi-
dts. H. easie.s m nan such !eri'agt--
shrs were moi Anerlrs..--ihss e"nld lid
n rlscr IN 81" Americas heart. bul Ihls
was matter Il sssar:hs wsnltu lie fine
Tiean, all.eF gentlemen 10 Ire British
tsir: . ners difference IN tale. Bua
me. =. s.idl he had SEN, IN the Isst hsur.
wiIhssuonons uhIch lie could not des-
sribs. eOllsel,on ora ihous.rd voice.
" three Ihouss"d American children
brorght 10 la"k spon IhIs sight, and learn.
in their tender yssrs. 10 lore their own
county letter ihsn any foreign land.
Among these were doubtless many u! The
future N. chshies and msnufsciurers. and
no. lew OF the iulurs lsglsls.ors Of pur
conary. lie nio,srd shas they had
lesrnsc . better lesson than 10 prefer The
prosperity ailnrelsnsss To lbstof,heu o. n
pHcnts. brothers. ard country men. II
The gentleman would sep tn lie wind w
behind hlm, lie cnuld beilold .liuss beauil-
fnI ehi:dsen on their uiarehto The Csp,tol.
W-s tbs American sigh, offensive 10 he
Gsnt.emsni Would he destroy these Ant
rissn prodcrs slsc. and ,mpnrI them from
I.abtosds Great merrim.n'. He hoped
not, Bui ne had done ~nn The fair; and
he nov furusd 10 cunsiier some Of The
Arguments which hid ben sddured by
I the g.ulleusn from Alabama. Tor whom
he cherished . high personal respect. y hc
was doubtless sesa.tsd by ps,roie iesl-
ipes. and whom he should be happy To
hear m reply 10 VIVA, he was now sbou,
10 say.
| The f's, argument Of the geniiemsn
had been the position, that the etf.c, Of o
proieetise,aritT vas oppressive, especially
on the poor,. and on The ihleresis oi sgri-
culture and labor. How sss it op.res-
ase upon these! M other in,er.sl in'.he
country sas half a. much benefiieJ BY The
tariff as the farmers. and nechsulcs, and
~ork,ngmen. The gentleman said that
il injured them by increasing the price al
manufactured conmadttiss;'ior the gen'le-
mans ASSERTION vas. ;hsl proecnon did
.a-.-;sIl s-s-+~=a Iha ..saea u The arti-
c'es PROJECTED Now in re. ly, Mr.. s.
wousddl.iihcIly put forth his ssser,mn.
IN which he challenged contradiction, viz:
that there never was q protective duty
levied m this country, on any article
which we could and did msnofsc,urs ex-
tenstveiy, which had M, resulted in'bring-
ing down the price oil lhs. article. snd he
challenged gentlemen To- point him io a
single Instance IN Istersnce O. which this
vas tot true. The prices OF coinnudi-
ties, instead "fbsing raised b;t prolsctI"n,
had been reduced 10 ore-lhIrd, ont -fcui III,
end even 10 une4etah aud one.twelfh
eart Of what hsd been paid ior them when
imported tron abroad. The gent. man.
II he had walked up to the FAIR, ID,gla
the have seen American Cotton, such as
had cost, when Tie enoDous man,mums
were FIRST imposed for ,ts protection by
4 Mr.. Inv ndes aud Mr.. Calhoun. eish,y-
i've ceass yard, nov r~adv IN be deirer-
ed IN any quaint y, sni oi better quality,
It sesea cents; aud woollrn jeans. sold in
1870 ii slxty-6sc cents, now selling, OF
much better quality, for thIriy Ave; and
these al 'lcles we're subject IL The very
highest duties in the whule caialnsue-
proving, beyond ell eonsesiss lar ,ithe truth
oil The proposition denounced a. an ahsur
ta!y by the gentleman. taas The highesl
dDt@s alien produce the lo~est p,lees,
when levied on s,tcles slch can cup.
ply to the exteEt o. our own " anti. He g
was the result OF American igdustfy, skill,
laDd fBproyeneDt, when left Free 10 ct
out th-lF own energies, aud occupy. IuI
~ sod freely, tier own spproprIa,e m, AZ
kets. "Nh"u, the Disturbing aud d. supc-
ne enmpet't'e' OF he pauper labor oil
Eurnpe. Mr.. s. had mentlnued tie ar
tcle nf Cotton. becase Ut sfforied sirrk-
ing illustration OF the general docl'ine,
shaving that the mini,noais, the highest
protective duties, had produced lie great.
est reduction of prices. But The same
thing was 'tne, 10 q greater or Tess ex,eai.
with respect t, every protested article IN
the en,ne list. Mr.. 5. 8 ates tncon,rove,t 4.
be N .t,efs Of TACT. He Cd allenged con-
ira hctoa he cnu'teh ln1es,i,ailan-he
deied geutle nea to disprnve an alto OF
what he bad a. serted. And. TO pm, th.s
:fa'h IN tina snoifges, light. he repeated