Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-07

I'd them n moSc'oeat hand Tie ciork
o,.cr'cd to me that Lord MoTob when
h'.th 10 his county some S,sfs nso
''ppcn,d TO BE- r'e''u on Pc, DAY and
WITH some ,ufcuse inquired. W hh. DO
+ your op-fAi,ts Wtttr , 'C,nAuiy. an
.sh the cl'tk, "lhc Americans all Wutc
I Directly ihtte came ma inan Who made
bb mark An :" said his iordship. wdh
,nlic thought YOU sad al wrote --
All f7criccHS. yout lotdstip-,b, IS at
I gAsbmdn Nhct'upon As .otdship
gtun,d ghasly smile
How is IT. inquired Of ono Il those man.
u'acturcS. that Won arc thus lucrca.ine Your
iuycs,meu,, under the tarf Of ] ~iG2 The
answer was, just because Won passed tina,
Tariff aud thereby stopping Investments and
UauuiActuring every where else. j! YOU viii
force monopoly upon Us, W. viii not refuse
IT, Tie demand for good mus, ho 'urrlcd
rr a,c ,.,par, g. ..... DO o..
o. our girls, with the aid Of machinery. Will
pay for the labor 1t forty men working with
olt It II YOU will, instead Of manufacturing
fer yourselves, send us Your wool. Your -four
and meat, We will work it up into cloth and
.nd it back 70 YOU at two dollars for one.
We give YOU two dollars aud take one We
are working our spindics aud looms against
Your ploughs and bocs--thc forty mcn pDir.
e. against the one man pOigrr And this
is the great secret Of the wealth and asccu-
dcncy Of New England over the other State,
Of the Union They talk Of millions of dol.
lars as falnliarly a. we talk Of hundreds +.
yet originally their country was n land Of
BARONESS and stcrihty. without coal min
erals or soil not equal in fertility and pro-
ductlvcncss to our mountains between Tn.
iontown and Cumberland. Yet thi. country
Of rocks and sand banks is now the Eden Of
the world, enjoying more wealth and ntclh-
gcncc, refinement and Happiness, in proper
tion to It's population, than any other portion
Of Gods carth-and all this is the result
Of industry and the arts BY the aid OF
labor saving machinery, their productive in
dustry is executed with forty fold power.
and in some operations with hundred fold
With these advantages, what would be
the wealth and power Of PENNSYLVANIA and
tho Wet, with an c1ubcraut .oil, tccminC
with all the productions Of agriculture a
bounding in coal aud car, limestone and wa
ter power, with meat, flour and vegetables at
half the price paid in Massachusetts,? Yc!
they are rlch, and We are comparatively poor.
Depend upon II, all this Is he result of her
immense labor saring mqchincry which
gives I" her industry a forty fold power over
ours, q which the Tariff Of '4G will if un-
repealed, secure to her 4 monopoly for many
long Years To come The effect Of the South
aud West 10 destroy New England by their
Tariff Of lSIG, has in fact strengthened and
enriched her, and weakened and impoverished
themselves, by dcsroying competition and
manufactures just commencing under the
protection Of The Tariff Of AZ. in their own
country What lays the world under conri
button 70 Grca, BRIAN, making her The rich
cs' and mos powerful naion ON earth? II
= her labor Sdring machinery and nothing
,lsc-ralinr ~ one dollar for cotton aud
selling i TO us again for Ten. viii We never
learn wisdom form experience? The result,
Of the lac cleo ions in Pennsylvania. New
York, &C. afford some evidence Tia, we
shall. They are cheering signs, and must
fill the heart Of every true lover of his coun-
try with patriotic exulraion and delight.
Yours respectfully,
a STEWART.