New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18

: commercial policy :" that j.. a policy which will
er Ole Ereiand, with her vast capital ana Nv
wsg. :, TO manufacture al our ron, culsry,
clotls cottons, ard may other things for us-l
lie nno or the operation OF which she will bmy
,,r, ne som, eight millions worth of braatstuils
a. Iow n,;ces nd we buy OF ner near one huodred
,,;J;o,' worth ~ the articles above enumerated .
,bs hal ,nce heipg m ode up IN raw cotton and cold
rb;s :. that tbe Eng, an call d" a liberal CON ner-
ci.l nolicv:" here we csH IL free trade. by which
we mean that IL is free all on one side. Ii ia q
policy that may suit the South pretty well az
least the people of that section "niSlHe -, Ue-
carse they think they can get goods IN return Tor
their COTTON little cheaper than they could IN
dor ineffective duties. We think they are ms
taken for we are pretty sure that me hngh>h
manufa turer pockets the difference. " IL we're
not so they would not be go anxious abont orr
commercial policy. IL is policy that Is Ieaiy
advantageous to England, out very injurious 70 the
manufacturing aud grain growing STATES o' tue
[ Mon. Here is the extract:
Irorl he Manchester EKanner.
The sleon Of Gea Pisres v al sHy rae Prere ,aa'
.ks Dfm01Gac mGjoTilg vhsiever may De- tneH o'us.
F-r.nce. or, nranir.ns IN tefr testimony on oeasif
OF lbersl commercial policy, and any governmental
may form will be enc on which tbs eoEAry may reg
for ,Fcfr6i eSiP erdst0H in reducing wherever Prscu
cable, existing impedimetts 10 International inter
The fourth and last extract we shall give az this
time will be equal TO an additional bellows to the
furnaces OF the Democracy. lo viii encoir-
sre them greatly 10 know that Gen. Pierce en-
JOS the sympathy Of the people OF EasIand'
Here its
as regards Eogisnd, public sympathy, It 10 neede"
10 say Is eulii,ed the tide of the Deno;rauc eau
didsts No. that Gen Peroe 10 considered the better
mar Fer otksrrsc He 10 merely accepted a. the
nominee Of ,ha, .reat party In the nton who desire
10 puh the prina'pe OF lreetad0 10 its ~ st Unite
Wilmer n smith Lice pool Times is one OF
the best Informed papers m England lt knows
that on the score of fitness hr the oitce, ten.
Pierce is far from being the better man but II
likes him and supports him because he is the
"nomin.e of that great patty in the l'hion uho
desire 10 push The principle ofGee hddef0 Hs NJ
most hmRS.n Wilmer \ smith ara right IN
their estimate of the man and his parry, and it is
right in them as tue friends Of ButisA interests
to support him bat ought Am .rcsns 10 support
him because he is,'as The LoadoR Times expresses
it, "a valuable practical ally OF the commercial
policy of that cOuntr!'
We wish these extracts could reach the eve or
ear of every h, nest Democrat in the country.
Will rot our Wing friends TO it that they are
widely disst minated from neighbour to Deighbor,
from the stump in short IN every way that 1t can
be done Let them show their Democratic friends
how they have been humbugged and deceived.
Let them see what company they have got into
and what political acjuucts they have. Let them
see that they have unwittingly been supporting
British interests at the expense OF American, aud
ther perhaps these furnaces of the Democracy
which are now in full blast. will go out, aud true
American furnaces in which there is some pro-
tit, will blow in again. Then, perhaps, we
shall hear A different voice from CLARION than
the one the editors oi The Post heard. no. the
voice Of brawling Gemegogues mingled with the
soldering sounds of The sheilii's hammer. but the
cheerful voice ofindust'y and thrift.
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