The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-17

Otherwise otherwise 1.-THE ipcnaseds UNI England will have pay for our beadstuas we will not take
g % ats r" eStent o om c%F m IS 'pf EEa aa nti hH%ngit to 5GMs , she b mf rd down. ~r even Eve to e. a
dollars worth of American Breadauna, and the balance England will have to pay "n
aFcoo%~Si not won&rfui? Ps' WI" "s cow the price Z" 0f e0"n' Is not this
the dar Gumen~"%e toll toin ngD Millions msF md%e "V5e os1 S"Uso &c :o "soI 9 's s affairs !" Of %V GoSi
e e m 1885, " eGg6t He s mi mem the d men, %d %%s ' snah% "a RI BGIeh hea5 Py Tnat raw BY mPGd mS,
labor combined in the form Of British goods in exchange for me thousand six hundred and
4gauHo~d p poz"ce S ""d labor Do " 11oGng e %H'" The h"n m~ ~n mat @a% pn nA pToS H%s" ton 1aum
elements, of pre;; and this is in Gctp what the American farmer BAYS his money Frw when
farmers are left without a market for their wool and provisions and their none ysent to
2 H% @S s% w a %S t%d 5s is e the p9ssy Oft to a6 6%s A %%%sa. . ts5% %1jhn Gr f e S% thinks s'f r @g
Mr. Walker talks much Of byadtuf; His Report is stuffed with beaasufi, "d
can't dol, t wa a fact susceptible Of the ce"cs PROOF that from the day Of our indie
form Of goods from Great Britain, to oe d%us worth so has taken from US in its raw
the labor smpo gGT i" producing ID icing the the raw S materials "%H afterwards fs ~ "s in converting hem into
.gO%obsr and n1k f "a tor 3eo of ra drn' a or h yard %n silk akh il was sa all @ @"r 7ahho from Sa the nn oGt to The
labor get? 1t got what it eat heul4uns bread, and hardly enough of that and this is
Mr.: Bro! E} a az da % g T isa britt" Badsh % Tta %T has Ey sd that that :" IN Great Ss$ 9 81 %n; exports exports;
5Sadtu f% he believed S%% % one I%T WOULD %b be- "d fair % calculations %y nd%n' T but t% o. pey y%ts s% yH @y one %
SGzt t" % We imported fro From @4 G% % Britain in the form of goods nsy4 three @on sH and
t%9 for l hms 1of he e5 1ns5sssj 2 a1 in Mr W 1eSfT vsG is m fa5 oft f do1 S ~4R %e ak B5 tf 5aeo5s
hats FIVE fly sa hundred qre and ten dollars and axtySdghtcents worth ofBrish goods to one cents
made up of the beadguas consumed by the labor employed in their manufacture and it
i Mp Wa. from me Gr% eat Britain Br4s min in 1ss, S% Gs cents Worth that S she aH from ROM u.s. and yet
cotton" What a dnancer]whatt a stteEn"n u" is this, whoe report repor rs IS Proclaimed by his
the revenue. Andbow? By doubling or imports of British goods, made apo British
n rrH" hta p%GG1"e oa and BRITISH \ labor s % f fay America" farmers farmers 81 MECHANICS ." R and working ffjs
tells US of the wonders n%% 9h S tpT F of 1a S has, d h IN f eG Esc on wn mt n%6o rrt 1 ea mT %e
and gran-erow ~%s oftM e" W Wt ' fd r9tp p i@ low %%d du %t '@ and %n#"S goo anG is T Ge we st thmns
5" them ad oH.ina J." wished ad to tell FL. the S g gentleman aemo . one IT, thing" 2 and he he 1.S he he would cmdH take it
ne e1%aH 5f that %e tnE ySo ss%, 99%11 oa export aG c 6$s"dS%n1 s5 in P50p% T%h to Of ' B2G Gt sod ss
dollars w6mh Of brc@dtuGs Great ratB Britain too took from them them; this RESULT was roi1@d by
Der Of Representatives on this door 10 show that these calculations were correct he
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