The New York herald., 1851-12-09


In the amount exports between the tax4s Of lS
ed is4S s. s2e 1s dollAr Our sxDos tos ths last
eur exports for the fiscal year under the tariff Of
l8l6 given in the protection journa) l9S $50
81 . n y q
hes two last Sssai years Of the tsi Of isSi and is
the meantime, only lsh per cent showing incrss'e
OF exports in nearly four times great ratio -
that Of our ApP.ss: Well n ssS1sisns
from ls4s to 1850 under the tariff Of 1s6 over the four
years preceding under the tariff Of lsa2 was
dollars and three years. under both tariffs striking
oNt the year Of famine snd corresponding ye unoer
ths Old tariff the differ in favor Of the new sy.tsm
WEN see il stated gin your own official returns that
without any decided ausuen.aton OF the PoeuAnon
Of the United Kingdom YOU consume now some nine
Or ten millions Of quarters more Of grain per annum
than YOU lid before the repeal OF yeur (heAr
eat too much now aud therefore, must conclude
that under the former teD they did not eat enough
(HeA hear, laughter and spplause) II 10 said by
she opponents Of our own reduced tariff that eur
imports exceeded exports too much under the
act Of 1876. 1t is .aid my country BY the protec
topists that under uced tariff took too large
amount Of Brtisb ufsctures thereby, presume
inaictins q terrible injury upsn Er gland daughter
and applause Our inpr rts according to the protec-
tion journals Of Amerc for the last fiscal year ending
Both June 1851 were &23057 2G0 and our exports for
the same time Siea S9S $50, the difference being
8 l6s so10 about per cent the aggregate OF
imports aud ports New this is said to be unfavor
able balance OF trade Bus must bear in mind that
exports given AZ their home value, namely, the
value which they besf At New York New Orleans, and
our other chipping re- (Hear, hear Well gentle
men, suppose the nation don't raise and ship
these exports for nothiug We make a large profit
indicated by hiph OF interest and ra pidly in
ess.siDg wealth lhi hear Experience has shown shown
would amount for lsai 10 $40 $50 sos Then gentle
men, don't carry, ruppose imports or exports in
American vessels witoou receiving the freghts Ex
psrisnce has shown sum, for such aggregate
Is given for the year be least twenty millions
ofdouArs which, sdovd TO the profit our exports,
n m
deducting the S27 before given. Our total i'm
ports for the last five years under the reduced tariff Of
ls46 were S550,5747oi and our exports for the same
time $500 232 e43, sbo~ing excess, in these ave
years OF imports over Npors OF S4i 34o7ss or 18th
States from the pr hts upon our exports, and from
reights on the pm eiples above stated, would be
$l62 3s4 and decuctns the excess OF imports would
leave our profits the balance sheet principle
Sis 3o3 6cs But ths would be very imperfect view
OF our actGa increase OF wealth curing these hve years
as the result OF our reduced tarif Our domestic pro-
ducts and fabrics CONSUMED at home similar to those
exported abroad, must have amounted, during theee
nvs years 10 an -s4regate OF ct least $1,000
600 900 and, alowi' enhanced price for the
whole OF per cent. growing out Of the increased
demand sales and eDhaneed price of the por
tf wealth from that item alone during these five years
Sp. i The ei .hat
crease the balance OF po-ts exports shown by
looking at the result under cur highest tariff the act Of
lsZS, known as the bill 4 Observation-Disclosures
and which from Its exorbtant character med likely
produce civil oommotion Now, under the tariff OF 1875,
upon the imports nearly double the per csntage Of
balance underhe reduced tarif Of ls46 Here is dscit
ed proof that high outirs dmirsh exports fully as
much, not more, than they do imports, Since go
vernment existed the excess OF over impor ss
Ps ss % l1 to to
the balance of trade doctrine, ought TO have been
greatly impoverished growing poorer and poorer every
year yet the result s IN defiance Of this theory that
whilst have increased in population, during these six
ty years 600 per cent actual wealth has augmented
in the time AGO per cent showing the utter Ala
exploded QOctr1ne.
piause The doctrine tsef is weighed in the balance
q facts and found wanting Here gentlemen / might
present had they not been better exhibited by your
statesmen tables sho wing the great advantages that
have accrued to Great Britain from your own reduction
and abolition OF duts and especially from the repeal OF
your Corn Laws The truth is, ths, commerce is not
geographical CT sectional belonging TO any single
country Il has the world for its theatre and It's laws
are universal Commerce has laws ana they a. nxed
and certain when unoisturbed by man, the laws
which govern the movemsnts Of the planets Our srtn
viii only be to pjure tic who tina interfere by s
sasaative restrictions. (Cheers) without detsining
you however by Presenting your own tables viii only
say that With the total abolition OF many Of your own
x ana oetee ana the grea, reduction of others your
,hn ,.1n..r eS ana you nave applied surplus
consolcs reflection that the two gress branches Of the
Ansossxon- norman race you the people of England
e.i,ts .,cs.a mi; ,n.na,e ma ha =. anr,
csps esceeo soer sApena,urss ana VINO nave sppnsd
rs.tIrm-o ~ s,.ni,b Nmsp,soak ~
a .her, , - 'ns hin nsnsns me- a.
uyp. sss -. osnefs' iooa a. tne nisn saln
.oss ~ snanc,. u. a. shs,. IN
ssnfisns5 a. nol,cs sctasiIx .n,sro n. P,e,.n,s
1 s 49, ,ns ponS, en.s,ns ns
a. .rh.n a. ara sx.n ~ ,v,,'., ar nr5. a nsns-
,con.x Arr ,o rb,,r nsr, = 80 W. ~. III fno
fhat thsy rgLt inst =. ysii s,,sur, =, rsgnts,s ,h
a. oY The hs.v.niv hod;ss NJ, 49, s,.esiv
suenssded In tbis tbs tbin ,hsv AZ :. o -. M
Jew, Who deal in .xehang.s ana whom 4. .nnsars thsv
Ar, nov driving from Vienna sns Trsnssprt Noyy
gentlsmsn ths IA mosf u,g-.tssi fr vjhan, ,bs .id
OF the J.v Au,tria must raw ony .,rrs f.I., in,o
nanciaI bankrurtcx ard she will derive .o .5vant.g
from this usrs.cution For our.ely.s in xmsrsca ".
have 20 priuiices against tb. Jews Wh.t Chrsanitx
prsysis us u. ses The lev. ssas an ths pihi
he chosea reople of God Thsy boia ~ or..g ,ss1
po.ition in our eountrv and .ts sIyss 20 arr hh..
oees even 10 that OF Prrsd-nt ~ tba Tn,sa st.ts.
fHeer hear We'll y.nfl.nen rnas- ~ -.a..i -,
abolition of t.ties not onlx r. ,or, -avnn ;...sd
out vru have rad a oya.f srgn.n,.,;on :, -. -.
80. 49, s.r-r,. - -, ui yoet ili-
eouu,erra nsx,g,,ion - - % -. Ss.i. ~ .s y.eI
n,o.rs-.t 80 - 60. so lave srsspy
thaf yr, shss ,ir,, ~ - W " me- Wy sen'l.eu
nava, -. 49, n,o a.' ,epeA ~ uulss' snsiana
~, ss.,V H., r..,is,s. s.e present n,ment