Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-01-02

President Fillmore in bis message, RECOMMENDS INC ~
of the tariff on the basis Of facts and figures present.
cd therein.
Even ns 50 far as 10 atn.t the correctness "i 'eS''
they are sufficient Of themselves 10 show lhe entire ''!
Of lis r?cusions and The incouccness oi his fc'S'
We Ia. before our readers the following high co'n"'e'e
authority TO sustain our assertion
The I,nraG,of Commsr.- puts tue wnoIe a's"'''''' "
J nut Shea, 'sns: ; :,
AZ W." .n,h I,r, q have reached the umprccedcntt!
o".rcu;, ot SET SIG l3p in'iu''" ~ 'l ~ III ri'
1c,,aly California sold;) d'i mare ttrse.I .1c 'Ho'S
-ni TX l,npu the mpG.i- wr-G 81 9GI ggl III specie
- n,r,,ts .. domestic I,:oiHcts atone: amounted 10
slTs 5.65s exclusive o lhn' eintny domestic prodGr'
calhoun ."!, Of which sE...ient us been exported ~
swell whole amount vi domestic exports TO uPwaus Of
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS Secretary walker caicn-
atiun OF our exports might become under tree a1e
system i nca er being realized have vcnucj to
antcipatc The largest amount n Gnmsst exports IN any
former ya $50 6S' 4Gi in The famine year leiu-.
arcrucc amount the last years pfur 10 Inc present.
ono hnd and thr,een millions. Leaving sFccl. uut 81:
the account domestic exports are greater 10y eighteen
millions than in any former year, and by Srty IRE ""onS
than the average of the last ten The tales are
appointed and their calculations and predictions are scattered
to the winds BY the acs stated in the message now prescn'
ted.
In connection with the general subject, there il much
force in the following comments oi the Boston Post:
Would il have been too candid Just for President Fill
more 10 have admitted that The general policy urdcr which
this prosperity hid accumulated laid down by The De-
IL The Monster cv!l u CIV! war IS not
on us Ia what owing taa 10 the fact that sct
y national policy hcen faithfully adhered 10 by
Democratic Administrations 7 II There is no monopoly
moneyed institution cni5arrass trade with its mutations
and conracluns il owing to the veto Of that lusi-
Gus patriot Andrew a: son. and 10 the patriotic %nO
rallied to support HIM If that national blessing, as il used
TO be ca!ed--our national debt, is small To BE-
" nominal what is it owing THAI the perseve.ng
resistance made the schemes and principles laid down N
John Quincy Adams administration as 10 improve
meats By ...eral government? ed, the policy
derry
laid down y Democrats, and under tcpesls Of abuse
and predictions t ruin made at every step lis progress by
Wings |. would have hurt the message 1T all ha il
that, the principles and of The past
Democratic Administrations, under moderate and equal
tariff and independent treasury under the principle Of
rigid intervention to tue States the nation is going
upward and Onward peace home and in peace with all
the world and that there are indications al The approach
% that ruia that confidently predicted by those
counted ,hc wises. of our statesmen
II is this OF national Strength and Truly
national policy thai indicates The wisdom 81 his policy
mpcrousy demands rigid adherence 10 H. both asio our
extensive alena affairs and foreign relations As 10
the latter The is too tame by Tar Ii is ~ Ec deeply
regretted When Monroe made his celebrated avowal as 10
foreign crriencc This con,incn-whcn jackson took
decided stand the French indemnity Polk
nounced bold policy 10 Orcgonthert was not near Tie
call for m language as there to-day on eopcn announce
o Of proiecurate assumed by France ant Eng
land Cuba. The message heie is tame and spess,
unwortn representative OF sound american NATIONAL law,
aud even amounts ~ surrender oil great principle a. TO
his 1t is that IL well asserts The CID JcGr
sun ,iem0c ate national principle for which the last
was oult-lhat the American flag shall cover the American
sp-er property and her crew But This IS not the port
at issue here. The great question is, What business
have these two European powers 10 make or To reice
Cuba Do they 10 apply here, IN our waters on
our COASTS and territory vital Ia interests that
every Of the law Of sglipesrrvaton will demand Of
US watch eye it, their old European notions as 10 Il
balance OF puwe And this 10 be tolerated. II II hi not
this wha are their shps in Cuba G This is the qucS
ton Now ii ever the American government should say
distinctly and with emphasis too thar willie VIII discount
enuucc MI unlawful expeditions yet ioM no. permit any
pocr but Spain 70 NEEDLE r CUBA. No Democratic Pre-
sdcns w"ni two European nations rs rance and
England, protecting portions ii this North American con!-
neni and stop with language this whig
sage IL is not 10 The mark oi the uccasin, ana
uuwur;!, represents the public opinion OF this county
We presenting abstract OF this document.
but all will read it, for the information II gives oil t
domestic aGd foreign relations of country and the Illus
,ratous the harmonious and successful
in which :h under the wise policy which democratic
satesuai>.ip laid down.