New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
eminent do not favor domestic ester- T. uexstivs pol
icy WI heneEt forsg IN Ea1nopay. which 0f al dss

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icy VII benefit some for IN nonoPOy whch Of al dlss
cgis'a',ol Is ~ =: '1'rrors s-d iess ex--s1A'e "
Once II re Is ssii thar the present system mus; be
reli because ir1d'cuns 4 disasters that shsull rsa
o. IA H. have been iskfCd. 10 not dEel on tie signs
which .oea Esw e poloDd Grfll faillne-i neT E;he
les. CT 4 prediction Let L suffice % say that Il = -
co-ncn en- froT 20 look TrematurCy To- the bghts which
mus orc" tioas GU eulfnr - q Is % expe prcpoas
fruits from that h'oh Is rdicious This nation 5 youthful
and vigorous l. connot suffer long and deeply tr)n
any cause for has great rcuPersye energies Iii not
dos;ued TO en- immediate faL or even q early decline Il
J. ths rsTt II wstcm, nevertheless. hot try kow much
of ADMIN - a.tn boar, bu 70 adapt
POLICY aWays 90 favor the most complete sal lasting
success Il lie Republic
Gtntren OF he Institute refrain from discussing the
details Of policy Circumstances are fastening necessity
Tor az nation of them, in smother place where action
follows detae and is effective. shall not De absent
Ce here But VII Lot attempt TO Gel1de either myself
or vCu mo the belief thdf the OPINIONS nave expressed
W. tst In some degree correspond with your own
vii soon become fly Cngraei into the poLcy o. tue 10Y
errmeut shah perform my duty better by showing you
to depend The exercise OF just patronage OF our atus
try by the Government.
Tlis Republic although constituting one naon plrakes
Of he form It confederation Of many states ana Tor inc
IurTose securing ucquesccnce allows grest pOwer 10
mno1if'e Although there Is no real antasonSm Of inter
esfs there IL nevertheless vide dyerance OF Opaioh
ocnccnng those Interests resulting nom me dhere1 ue
grees Of maturity and development reached IN the seNer
states Nj ssachusets and Virginia. New orr am Soah
Carolina scarcely diner in their ages but nevertheless
they differ in Their industrial system as widely IS Peansy
through the stages az which the merely agricultural and
PLANTING States have only arrived IL would practically
be impossible 10 bring these latter States Immediately
up proper policy, a would DC to carry rs back
werd % the system which they are pursuing Ihey VII
ICsisi all such efforts earnestly and perseverngy 80 long
they shah EEL that they unable Ike us, 20 dis
tribute their industry and 20 share IN the benefits of
that policy All tina, can expect under such circrm
stances nom the Government occasional snd par
tai modification ots financial policy so as to tavor the
success Of the efforts 81 the friends Of home in
dustry in establishing it on safe basis, without
the immediate and direct aid of Congress. And this
viii be sufficient IL II not yet forty years since New
York applied in vain the United Sates 10 construct
the Enc Canal, which was acknowledged 20 be the
inciT,nt measure in system Of Internal Improve
ntls O. BE- 60 xtensvc with the Repubc Now not only
that canal has been built, but the whole system Is in
train Of accomp shmn, although Congress has not only
adopted, but hes almost constantly repadiaed IT,
Private and corporate euierpze, sustained by the States
has worked out what the Federal Government has refused
e. undertake. The agencies viii esabshthe Amerl
system. Cepal labor science skill are augmentng
here Power daily becoming cheaper and consumption
extensive. New Hampshire. Massachusetts, Rhode
leland Connecticut Vermont, New York, Pennsylyania,
New jersey, Delaware Maryland and Ohio, have become
manufacturing States The dvanages resulting from the
policy are indicated not more by the universal improve
ment IT The agricultural districts in these States than by
the prosperity ard growth Of their towns and cities Here
are BOSTON Lowell, Lawrence, Spnn gied. Providence
New Haven, Rutland. Bennington, New York, Albany
Troy Rochester and Buffalo, Philadelphia aud Pittsburgh
Newark and Patterson, Wilmington ard Baltimore Gin
cinra and with them the towns aud
cities Of those States which practically adhere 10 the policy
Of employing foreign industry and you see plainly the re
suits Of error That contrast exes inquiry, and inquiry
viii 20 on, until shall correct the great error and intro
duce universal emulation.
persevere then, Gentlemen Of the Institute for while
You are represented hnderng the prosperity of the
country YOU md much you are securing H. and
rendering IL universal While You regarded "a favor
ing priv eges and mOnopoes you, and so much "a
You are counteraciing paupefsm and gslatioh
While you censurod for opposing the Interests OF com
merce YOU and much YOU laying sure oun
daous for commerce that shall be broad AZ the limits Of
the earth and lasting the necessities and the enterprise
OF mankind While you represented "a checking the
rising greatness OF the nation you and only you by lifting
Labor to its shtful rank, elevating the Republic to
TING ruhl n.fin, indenendance.