Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-11-04

l6iG ........l 10 Uis $50 ....... "a. 7l2. G67
Average Of } years lOf, OF, 600 ... q, e3i, $50
or25,57 prr cent.
r,uIrS oy 1916.
1897 ........llG, ,3l0............ % 1886
less ruan 90 per centa loss Of five millions Of revenue
i thus quite obvious that under the tariff Of 1912 We
should have derived from less and
lett tho balance 10 remain with in the Of sppce.
The 81 the year ending June 3d. lsas IL reported
70 have been S3l 700 900 which, the same rate qles
an import Of $3.50 OOO OOO The Of import has apya.
really continued about The same.
The EXPORT Of specie comr1enced in October ls47 and has
continued, without ntemisscn, for upwards Of year, and
cannot amount to less than fifteen sixteen millions.
Our domestic exports for the year ending Jarul, 1896
slOls,GOo, and Tor lsf7, the year Of famine $780, 0OO
600 berg IN breadsus and other provisions Of
Sil 000, 00o oser 1916.
The general opinion IS that the expectation Of grain carnot
continue this rate. Il has already fallen Off This impr-
tahon must stop somewhere for how 10 pay for
We export cotton, and this year our crop great la,
The pnce very low. We have export Of provisions but
lar less han two ago. and this export fa n
We send the stocks u the United States sbroad 10 ~ VIII
buy but that cannot last yet the specie constantly 90
Ing ou; Of the cuty Ten millions have been sent abroad
understand, since January last. How get over
this And Of what j. left under the effect Of his Importation
the Subcasury locks up what would make ejaculation
hatn % twenty millions. suppose this state Of the
Tan aud the Subressury, always going on, and always
found together like Castor end Polux, under Democratic
Administration. And who j. blessed by il Il is al from
the unwDgness Of party 10 acknowledge themselves i
error. appeal 10 yo0. You al acquainted with the
state Of commerce and business Do you know twenty men
active IN business sensible men, who d. not wish the Sub
uesfuy any where but where It is DO you know twenty
mechanics and manufacturers and industry who
10 not wish the tariff q 1886 had been horn What
s that keeps ia being bot prejudice, patty pde and Oh
snecy Gentlemen, have right to speak here
bers Of party TO which do belong, but yet would
ure 10 beseech them consider whether there may not
sbme considerations, whether daily business the
maintenance Of wives aud families, the securing Of
peencs for comfortable old age, whether these
may no, be Of importance than that should learn by
roie and rece BY roe every dogma Of the afy which
are attached
have spoken Of the subtressuy understand it. Of il
present. and ~ future operations and have spoken Of this
Iaril II It shall remain unmodred and unrenoved, it il
one consolation 10 know that is not because
90 It, All the pursuits Of society certain he affected by
and, looking 70 the present state Of the country IL moi
matter Of slight interest inquire whether the hands int
which We about, The one side the other, Il
cona the deses OF the naop whether they are men wh,
believe that our tue greatness and true glory in con
seyave policy, 10 maintaining ourselves where we are ant
IN upho6ing ourselves in The Of the world, a steady
just enlightened, manly ard encosching republic Zap
pause y OF whether commit them to the hands Of tho
who consider that manifest destiny is war; aggression
turmo acquisition, alton, and carrying system
wiling unwilling, TO the fullest extent Of power,
every land, by the bayoDet and the sword.
Gentlemen, think that the candidate proposed nv on
opponents, and that those who support him vigorously
are Of dangerous character think hacI