The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-03-27


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Mr.. C. saws:
"Wbv. sir. IL our tariff was repealed entirely
it would hardly affect tho aggregate amount q
iron made in tho United States
The repeal OF the tarin OF io4S, by substitut-
ing that OF lo4o' mas oeen' as all acknowledge
VINO are acquainted win Inc iacts' nighiy IN
furious 10 the iron interest; and, 10 overwhelm
MIR. CLiSGMAN's unsupported assertion, let us
Phiet-the frosPect-to which we have before
referred, one short paragraph, to answer Mr..
CLINGMAN's notion OF the effect of repeating the
tarlfi,
Mr.. CAREY says:
I'm 1912 the domestic production Of iron was
600 nno '. no' I'm man 1890 son. W."
sim.r rate Of Growth would rive for The nre.ent
year, at least million and half Of TONS It has,
however, fallen to less than half million, and
mere Is reason 70 believe that II does not exceed
~ No. pioouo,ion mas ai.i'nl.neu svS'oov .
600 600 IN five vcars 1from ls42. after The tnrifI
of that year, TO 1919 and, notwithstanding this
wonderfully diminished production, the market
Is glutted,' while every farmer and planter in
ne nA'on IS an1ouS lof more IRON roau'' sno "a
ch;nsrvn
If these tb;nos bannen in the So green tree ),
what shall we see in the drva If the reduced
tariff If IsA6 has had ,bis dastruct;va effect
what shall we do when Mr. C,,ncm. and the
Eaol;sb manufacturers rea,;va tbe;r w;sbesq
6,a &c The r,.;n oh;a.,s j. f,rro;,r o,,r
ITn;on nndor a.. Io,a of w.svo, IT,,
pYpsor M.n,son and on, ,evolutionsrv ma
trjots was ~ nrotect our own industry and n
m.Le nc .e;ndarandan, },
We have been becom;no moro and moro On
.,or, ,,5o Ter, .
s''s
70 american laoor. iNoone more strongly advo-
Gated a protective tariff than General JACKSON.
When the nullifers talked Of dissolving the
Union, JACKSON said it must be preserved, and
he quelled their attempts to destroy the Union
and repeal the tariff.
The nullifiers and disunionists still oppose
tariff; and whenever man intends to desert
his party friends. to war AGAINST the hest in
tares,s of bic co,n,r,, 60 .,J. :, ~. L..
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M0 P'oooP'S " " ASHiNSfoN' W oes'roy ING
highest hopes OF mankind by leSsening the
veneration the American neonle feel for our
IJnion-our Heaven hlessed HMM then we
.ball behold that man nrat;nr in ;ncoberent &C
sert;ons of tho tariff laws se;,n,os;n, bnrdors,,
nm other classas 6or Tho herof, of the ro;n;nr
and manufacturing interests But we come
now tn notice other most objectionable r.r,s of
Mr. C1,rex.X,s enaecb
He seems To have little lido. of elev.t;no tho
condition Of the l,borino class of White mon il
his State He s.vs of ,be Nor,h Caro,;n, cool
and iron.
..In the nrod,c,;or ~ ;ro, .;,h.r e.. - .,.v.
{ labor can DO obtained at forty TO ffty cents per
day. This labor, (Which? we suppose he means
iree.) when employed In raising coal and iron
ORG IN me si0ini,y o. rl'souIg, In Aiegnany
m. ;.c,-a..o !. 49,. - - e..
-. -
-. .s;,s M. -, ~ -
,, -. bbN
aI.n.- ..,.s.".
. er Tin North c.roI,n. ,h.n - Nsw r. n,.nd 7.
the upper parts Of the state the labor Of either
: free man or a slave. including board, clothing,
&c., can be obtained for from s ITO to $l2o per
Tn, ~ oos's a. ieas' '~'cc 'na' sum IN New
n will cost ..tw;ce that, e., l,hor;no meo IN
the Soutb when thew resort 70 m,nrfsc,ur;rr
&c. affordino announcement to m,nufactnres.
hut M, C,,sc, soerns con.on. ~. f,oo
white r.n M r.,tar hour I.rna ell, !.
has to sunnort o. slave sbould ,ece;ve onIv
xIO 10 sloO . ve,,, We 40 not ,h;nL ,hs
Nh C.rol;n. iii, $500. !, 49,. o.;.;s.. -
NJ =, 1900,
Rnt M C,,.ox.r i move = ar,or - r.l,
,;on ). ~. .a;,,..-..., 20 A.
s;on e noss;hIa H. ~ !, :. "a, ~. :.
riff Ha "o,nno. 30 s,ronr,u J,.o,,,.. - ~
s.rs se,ho 800 - a.. H.. -, /; 49,.
The Mev;c.n tsrr;,orvn NJ. 10 calls ,hau,
.n;,,. &c .s.- ), - - 80.
of son+ber,r ,ro,,hars ro,aJ G., ,h.r,. .So,rI
=, !, W.,
ne aione' VI oil INC southern wings, Voted
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