New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-26

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vuhstrrcruE a. toc-s -fvautl-es, y = no-'roiS
fa.S, GcJl-lble alike RON thc tendency W. y ne
surf4y 90 some ot the most iDl0Tttnt Arlflcs ~
!Dcian pr7-uct show 10 tai Of. and from ta- stag
Hant- cr rather declining ste ott t1t eNPor' Of our
manufactures - those E.lrse.--alf perhaps. stiu
norc so, from tac extreme = unrr1Att1ie ali ua.
set>'ac'CTv reeut Vl'rh ha> attended ho'h te eb-
fft End import trarc ~lil ilfIs ior som tiIe PAST
-tlei fbere exist some gre and serious un)e-i-
n erts 20 ne realization o. tle us ana TAR hopes
Entertained Nth regard O. our Indian tale
The -ystem Of Great Britain Is ruinous
to herself. AID 4u connected her andif
we desired to produce evidence II the truth
OF the old adage. which tcache> that hon
o-'y IS the best policy. ve should CON-
moace vi.h this nation Of ,hoqkeepers."
Having ensl.yej thr people OF India, and
7lundeled them cf al that they had accu-
nuiated in the happier times which PFC
ceted he establishment OF British domlna-
ton. they then inflicted upon them. some
twenty years since, and as the climax #
oppression. British free trade. the results Of
which are 80 feclingly described by the
writer of The Economist. one of the most
distinguished professors in the Manchester
school Of political economy. They freed the
negroes Of the West Indies under an agree
ncnt with their owners TO give free-grown
sugar certain advantage over that which
was slave. grown, and then, fearing the loss
OF the trade with Brazil. they violated the
contract. They destroyed the manufac-
tures Of ireland. under an implied contract
that her agriculture should be protected IN
the market Of England against foreign COM
petition and then they violated the con-
tract. Such is their shop-keepiHI
honesty. The results are seen in the fac.
that thousands. and tens Of thousands. of
the poor lindoos are glad to sci! them
selves to slavery in the Wost Iudles-that
tie West Indies are in a state Of ruia-that
the PEOPLE OF ireland are lying BY hundreds
or thousands from the domain Of British
free trade, to seek with us an asylum IN
which the wicked Il. c., the nation of
shop-kcepers') shall cease to trouble them
and that the Unted Kingdom has ceased
To Increase in either wealth or population.
courses" SAYS the Arabic proyerb, are
like Young chickens, they always come
home to lcost :" end if ever there was evil
dence of the truth of this, it may be found
this day in England.
We pray our neighbors of The Jour-
rat Of Commerce to explain these facts IN
accordance with their free trade views-to
tell Us why it is that the domain of British
free trade in Europe, Asia, Africa aud
America, is everywhere " 4 scene of rude
commotion and why it is that the extern
sion Of British free trade is everywhere
accompanied BY the leyeling of houses, and
the expulsion or destruction of their IN
habitants That done. it may be useful to
have them explain why 1t Is that England
now finds her best markets--H0t IN her free
iyade prorlnces-but in those countries
which have adopted protection rs the true
and the only mode OF realizing perfect free
dom Of trade.
Oar neighbors arc lovers Of peace, yet
are they great admirers of the system which
elsewhere produces war. They are lovers of
great trade, yet are they great admirers Of
the system which elsewhere destroys trade.
We pray them to define their position for
the benefit of the next Peace Congress
that extraordinary assemblagc Of wise men,
which undertakes to teach that universal
peace is to be the accompaniment of the
universal adoption of British free trade.