The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-16
Number Of bushels.

MI Meredith, In his report takes ground In favor oil
king manufactures the primo pal and controlling interest Of
the country, and argues In favor Of that restrictive policy
and make no effort 70 secure the foreign market The above
table shows the and increasing production OF but
more extended comparison Ss'Sssa the entire value re-
sPectvey. Of both the agricultural and commercial In
tsrssu
Amount OF capital invested in agriculture $1,000 900 900
Amount Of capital invested in manuian- -.
Annual pS 70 .'1 Of agricultural insro.
Annual value Of all kinds Of manufactures,
cost Of raw material and labor inclu
Now, suppose for moment this vast and
agricultural interest shut from the foreign
the increase In manuiAc,aes fancrd by sagscious
Secretary the Treasury To what fate and 70 what
BY the tender mercies OF the proec,ons The reader
win SEQ a glance how the recent liberal international
ENCOURAGED the sale Of domestic products Mr.. Web
, S sssy n s de- % 4
fair and reduced tariff here, should DO able to open
IL sgs sad o
atcd the sentiments OF this speech, Nrng high
,srh esc,ement ofls6 In an able address in tho United
We nigh, continue ihi. article through an indefinite
ter q Nj, Brown we could say no ies. Tsa, isss i
voice 10 ne from abrosd-om high In authority, who
dent attachment, to England induced him plead Coz lib
erai tanh with these States, may be sccredited with
oil wrong for the purpose Of pleasing few nannfac.
tureu and capitalists
Litter from Wliam Broom 10 the Secretary Of the Trsasuvy
Of the Uaifsd Sfsfes.
Sra can assure you tgave sipcere pleasure when
Great Britain and the United States repeal those resrc
tions ia their commercial code, which impeded more
extended intercourse between the great families OF the
Saxon race Tor bel eve to be dictated by
sound and enlightened policy and By the true interests
both was therefore, with regret aud surprise, that
rend the Presidents message and your report Congress-
recommending restrictive policy cannot reconcile your
Argument when you almost In and the breath I'D
that law should be passed but for the good Of the
whole, and yet recommend policy that will protect
class ~ the expense Of the nation feel much inter-
csed In your prosperity. adding the prosperity Of all
other nations with whom You trade particularly that OF
Great Britain. cndcsvor show The ascy OF
reasoning just such should look from class
who for advantages At the Of Others but
from gentsmsn holding the distinguished position Of Sec
resry OF the Treasury TO great and enlightened people
Alter giving details ofyou and cxpend-
iure you 70 quote acts OF Congress- showing the pow
e 20 levy taxes imports, and give your reasons for
onmendng higher tariff No doubts the power of
oongfess 70 levy imports was, therefore, not
scessay Tor you establish that fact Yon omit, how
.cmind ns that Congress has power TO impose
np'' auy The enlightened wisdom and iorcshought Of
49, kes men who framed your constitution enabled
S ~ - nss sny burdens laid exports would lessen
nsn quantity, and Y heavy would stop thcm altogether,
ohsnsss io oss inc means Of getting profitable
pocsd hss counties Of such articles could b
PS's''1 1'"e h'spsf nsn - home Although they felt