The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-11
Change or Public Poiicy.--war against chs Tana
OF le48

Change or Public Policy.-War against the Tarif
OF 1915.
The words which escaped Gen Taylor route in Penn
syvana, whilst he suffered the manufacturers to bay
his heels, as well the language Of some Of the wing
presses SINCE and the convention Of manufacturing cap
italsts at Newport, signs Of new attack to be made
upon the revenue standard by the restoration Of specific
duties for ad ualorsm. upon the principle Of free trade
and upon the tariff Of is46. Let the war come when
may, the democracy will be ready to meet it. The South
and the West viii be prepared to resist the rapaciou
innovation of the lords Of the shuttle and the loom
Was ever our country in higher state Of pros
perty than it is at this very moment! And yet we
are to initiate the madness OF the Spanish protector
on whose monument was written the famous epitaph
81 was we'll; wished to be better: took physc, and
here am" Where. says the Westchester Republican
the signs of the ruin OF which we hear such croakg
notes Now and then the wing presses themselves give
out indications Of q directly contrary description.
The Baltimore American, Of the 25th ut. old and
prominent organ Of federalism, says
The fall trade Of this city has opened with great spr
and the prospect is that during the lse business
will be done than in any previous year.
The North American. of Philadelphia of the 2Ist u.
has the following;
Present BusIsEss COMING rRosPEcrs "A somswha
extended inquiry and observation, made yesterday
sured thar the business being dole 10 the BED a
could be desired; for while up entirely the I'M
icPations formed by merchants. and by which lhs
have regulated their stocks IL Is At the time making
certain that The spring business will be both healthy and
immense.
The high price Of cotton and tho fear OF the crop ts
abundance Of grain, and the extended sale which bread
sufs have with have brought, and will coninne
us, the balance OF trade The whole country viii derive
benefit ffom the cuuailment of operations this side
the Atlantic, and neghbors tho side will feel
TO the same extent, bat in an opposite direction.
We take this item from the Philadelphia Ledger:
The Hadley Falls Company. which has n larger caPh |
than any other cotton manufacturing company in The l
United States Is now building the largest dam in America
being l0l7 feet long and 30 high. The posa
Is estimated capable Of driving 100 900 spindle with @
twice tbs power In Lowell One mill is now up, and ihg
are getting machinery into IT, The foundation Of De 4
large machine shop, 4s3 feet long, H. aid and tho badm
viii be completed this season These works situated
the Connecticut river, in Massachusetts.
Well may il be asked, Are these signs Of "uin Ia
|high-tarf whigery answer.
In immediate connection with this subject lay becH
our readers the following seasonable article exposing be
'humbuggs,y and deception" Of the late movements
Pennsylvania:
From the P,,sbug Post
The iron masters took advantage OF the visit ol enen
Taylor TO this city, asa suitable occasion get up NEE
lag for the purpose OF inf ,eucng old man. and sds
cling him 10 yield TO their demands. however yfannica
unjust they may be. The meeting took place At the
Charles Hotel on Saturday evening We ind The ptoco
ings published at length In the American end other led
to ansyze these proceedings and comment upon iben
length. We shall, however, notice glanng p'ece
humbuggcry and deception which these "iron tnaser
have put forth deceive the ignorsn and deiuded
pions OF high or prohbitofy duties Aher giving y"
string oftwatfle. the committee Of the meeting ASSETS
'That pig iron which in ready and current demsa
In 1875 aud until I5H nj S3l % and SB per ton no
without demand and sales weekly reported 10 Us
iron nj $40 per oa"
In the very column OF the American. tfrom whle
paper we clip the iofegoing) we find the following ed0
itemi
SALE OF rio MgrAL-we have sale Ibis moniH
Messrs semplo Bissel n Co"
Again in the American OF yesterday, under the bssd
" neral Review OF the Msrkets We see the same qaof
Which of these statements will the public believsb
uous assertions OF the "mastersn the report Of
actual sale In the msrkett Unq ,erionab'y lsuer
IL evident that tho hghtanf fcdcrslists sboh
Of the vengress effect repeal o. the present s
and excellent revenue laws. DESCRIPTIONS such the se
will be practised freely and money viii be used WIN.
STINT TO corrupt II possible, the peoples
friends Of high duties boast that they have already
ed promise from the President that ne will favor iheif
msnds. but all their labors will be TO pprpoe ;,
country has had better tariff than the present ou
and the people will submit change for the wo
Every democratic member OF Congress will SUSAN
with and verify believe thai majority Of ts ~.
members will uss be in favor OF 'lettfng vel ehol
alone" We do believe that the fsderalists exlec.
feet change in the tariff but they hope, by again
ing this everlasting question inio the OF parry ~
IN mil N I'd oud