New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
ruy MORAL OF ruE PALACE

TIKI MORAL or rue PALACE.
II f. Gibnon if We remerlD Alright, VINO suggests
that an AGnu.an commentary tie Epistlc To the
Romers must be one Of the severest t.,ts ofhumln
ability md ingenuity. That may or may hot be; but il
is corsin that there is charm ia paradox for Of
lively imagination and aula ious s.lfconf rnce. Hence
Secretary Cusln1 sgnazcs his progress and appear
ance at the opening of the Crystal Palace By speeches
nfayo1 of lilbusterism and War-these being the Two
National foies t,d crimes which would seem of all
Others most ponedy Ie5uhed end stripped naked by an
Exhibition of the trophies o. ministry There is
somdues force in reason ia Cacbs generous conces-
sion: but thtIeis ARRAYS reason in force That is
to ssy-Mipbt makes Right; and Slavery is diginely
sanctifod until tie slave is able his masters
thIoat; than Slavery becomes dabplr and the oX-saye
IS rilltlly and reheiols'y free Slavery Is right in
South Carolina and Cuba, bu; horribly wrong in Iiyti
and Jan aioa until the f1bstcr, shall be strong enough
t. overrup tho,e I.lsnds when Slavery Gil again be
ssnctiG,d IN both Freedom is the right Of white men
in this country, for our fathers, VIII French hep
foeed the But sh and made them Acknowledge our in
dependence, bit Freedom has no business in Poland
Hungary. L,mta:dy because Of the weight Of 10, uc-
bic logic hurled agau-t it in every death dealing DIS
charge of Suw rrows. PasSiewl,cns aud R4le,sky's
iatteues. Woo says there axe no Atheists sh- an
American Minister of Statedsres 70 utter sentiment
so iof-rDal
Gel Jea,rsou Davis, being Secretary Of Var, very
uror,rly trdiatod the Palace Banquet by rhapsody
On the blessings of Peace 70 De secured through uaver-
sal Free Trade To sop Nations fighting $50 runs the
areumenr) We must set them herccy to iicAernI and
swapping jackets OF course, then, Garbage OF old
and Great Britain in modern times mus, b, exceedingly
mil L. .ft, a.
cious aggressive lying, annexing power OF course,
ueoual To- have been very bei-erenr under the Pro-
tectye Tariff Of 1912 hut meek as dove after reducing
il t. the standard OF $50 OF course, We are very
harmless uacifc noncoyetous people, that We are
an oorihinc Free Trade and its eloquent deyot,e is
air Minister Of War Mexico and Cuba may rest in
perfect security since truculeat, graspng Pfo-ec
topists are likely be in power here for Yeas, but
sucb an sizes of Peace as Davis and Gushing I'll
N,fionsl Councils Men who let esch other alone are
in dancer OF fighting; set them 80 under~orkiu- and
undertaking each otber in common markets, aud they
will love each other sup.cmely lluzA or perpetual
and universal Peace!
.But" -, Davis and his echoes. the Crystal Pal
e. sce breaches Free Trade" Then why are you no,
Willing to Trust 10 preaching Why SO eager to in
,.r,,,e Won ovu especial spectacle, between ,4c ob-
server and the OIL .c.o OF scuuu!
Emit lo,sr the Cr,stal Palace preach Free Trade
Io,k AZ the can riouuons from European Nations a.
vsys devoted 90 tha poiy-fron Holland. Portugal
NAMES 1uIAty - COM artd Wi.l those ir n Great
Britain. FRANCE ind Belgium shose maulfacu were
VIGOROUSLY built up under the aIspces of Protection
+ Consider how poor aid rude German Man IActare.
were prior to the formation of the Lo\ eren OF Ta-T
Uuior and Shat immense aud rapid strides they have
since made and the excellence tue! have noS attained
Before the Zo-N ereiu Germany ~ her poytrg bought
most OF her better fabrics from France ald Grea Brit
ain: Low she rivals both 10 many Of the finest in our
own and other important markets open on equal ,e7ms
70 al.
poyou say these comparisons are iag-it;cAyd Then
contrast the products exhibited in the Crystal Palace
from that see n of cur Union which adopted ana acted
upon the Protective Policy and that which though o-'
pay It's advocate long since rePud,ated ani hss So bil
terly resisted IT, Massachusetts and South Carol.n
have specimens Of their respective products in The Cus
ISL Palace scrtiuze them. ana give the facts far play
They are michter thanihe rounded periods and ;tcra
defamation Of Col JEFF. Davis
All" SAYS a mddle-man. " Protection was good
thing in IT'S season; but Great Britan has cutgrowa
and discarded it other Nations haye discarded 10
w, too have outgrown and mas ROW r'Paii,e IT,
This wsy OF talking without thinkiag Is very common
NOWADAYS With people VINO suppose 10 squares a
their personal interests traders political asp
les rs coUsider Il;
Does any man now regret thai ~ have By the sd Of
Protection. built up ne manaact-re Of Cotton I'D
Wooeu fabrics in tlis country, 50 has taJ n'F give
euplo,meut to man, millions 81 capita and teas Of
thousands of our people Does any man believe iaa'
We are nov paying more for these ia6rics than We
should be If We imported them Would any Am"'
really roce to see these and prosperous branches
Of American udus,r! Pat back TO he Poat where out
feeble manufactures Of Siks AID Linens are nov s'rus
cling We DO rot believe there is one. Nor DO VI
believe candid intelligent man can doubt Lst the miil
reason rly our Cotton and Wooden manufactures are
now relatively strong and those Of silks and Linens
relatively so weak is jus, ths-that have systemat
cally and determnedy projected the former while We
have failed TO protect the latter.
Now admit for arguments sake that our Cotton
and Wooden Manufacture ike those Of Great Britain
have outgrcwa the need Of Pso.eetioa-sly, yOV