The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-16

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culd not We BY similar perseverance sue
eed In establish ing GOOD one' ana al this
moment, when we that there Is not one SEN
siole and well informed man IN the country,
whether Whig or Democrat, VINO oeheves IN
the wisdom or prscucaoiiity OF the law as
now stands, we see aH snom'tung 10 H. eno
the wing party seem a'saio 70 'nro''e "e
monster and to crush It's enormues' nu'
more oi inns suo'uessu'y "e'e
after. -,
"Let US ukeuP tnese measures 'o' "u.n
we have contendea 'or twenty years. one oy
one' ana see u any good reason eH's's 'o'
sosndon'ng them. IL upon 'a'' u,a' uney
shall have proved 10 oe injurious 10 'ne pun
Tic gooo' iet tnem goi ou' surrey ho ee". ua"
can be convinced Of the'r injurious 'e"uen.,
because we esnno. always 'e's,h 'ne Po"'
oil the eovernmen. ,n our own ns".s' e"u
might mere rema'k 'ns' II "e peope ,op
poseo 10 nave uec'oeo aga'ns' "e" !"
ana iooz, ,hey as surrey oe'''e ~ =" '.s
IN io4o ana ioso' a'u e'e '"os' "Ae" W
~ ase" '' '''o
"How Is u win tne quesuoh vi p'o'ee',o"
to home iaoo't has tha' g'ea' P''no'P.e oe
come oosolete' Are we reaoy " s"e " "P'
Is trse traoe ,"aeeo IN Tue asoenu"s' nv
tarin OF io4o' grant YOU, nus 'ehe" '"' p,''s
OF the tarin oil ie42' out .neh Is .he Vt's "
io4o Hee uaoe tarin' Does wv 10y wy!
OF good sense know 'hat any 's,,u 'hs' 'aa.
ges in Ns auties no"i 'e" auu ~
and nifty per cent ana uPwaros u''V''"-
mating tarih, ana does not every oo'y h'o"
tha' determination is Iecogh'uoh VI '"e
pnnc'Pie ot Protecuon' Ane qsesuo" '''
Ns !oeic'ous o'so' 'i'.'''o"' a"u 80 p''.
tee' ""ere P'oteeu'h - "'o0' neeu
u,'1'"'"'.'on ' ' III "oe' .eS's" .s L.d. L
e,p'e' a"u ~ any a,'e' a"o" ."". "Dy W ...t,,
" 'no pie'e", 'a'n eo Pa.y " .,.,
Iii ,h;,n. hu ,yh., nomes vou choose. but
Or. ,.,;g of ;sas M, Chairman ia no more
fro.,r,ds ,sr;ff than NV State Ia n free
s,.,o. h,, =, ,he .,me time 7 do no, aoree
ar, !, ;,d;o;o,slr a;sc,;min.,es or .ffords
n,o,s, rro,sc,ion N sucb articles as most
need - ,oA.n sucb articles as u q can SUD-
nlv ,t bo,e and must consume.
,,., :. .
"ay ~ 1e.e' .n ps .',i - ssu;.sJ
'n'. - '"e an 'o
a A. l.. L.
ounua"' 'e'en'e ,n". 70 4e.''as ~ t,N
PuolI "ea'u,y' a"u !, may oo 'o'"o nus
pe"'"o'e " u''',,"'0" m ,"e uu''e' y" 'o"o
u.'e' aNu .4u1iy ."o'p .,' c "
'"e". y" o'"e''' ou' you "'' ""c '.,'s wv
NJ o''u"''a"ee' wiz a"y Pa.9 y. u'e eoun-
uy 'en'u'e uPo" u" equo' 'a,r ,,, " uu''o' va
ai a'.ees ,"a. VIC 'nPo'', my "''s uho
VII VII o,'.'a.' .:n. s"u ~ 'e .: 'e
S"e p,o'e. ''Va " .o..''" anu,
:" .s"' ~ ''',' 'e' es, '"s'eao OF surrehuer'
"s '''' P''a''p'e' ,ha'"'a'h tnat we nave es'
.ao'0neu tue ",sdom o' .he SYSTEM ane
cia'm 'he creuit ior our purity 'hat us sagaci
ana "isdoNh nus eh''leu II 10 receWe a'
'he hahaS Oh our opponents.
"But let us see how their tariff Of 1886 has
operated practically, That it has furnished
a sufficient amount OF revenue cannot be ques-
toned; but at what cost it has done so re-
mains 10 be seen. We all know how com
mon it is for public men OF the Democratic
party (they have usurped that naine, and il
1t consists their only sirengtl) to claim in
finite credit for the acquisition of California
which, with its untold millions OF gold, they
say has STAYED off such . commercial crisi,
pie. Well, admit that to be So. What de
sire they should next tell Us Is, what woult
have produced this crisis, and then
what resort would have been necessary hac
not the golden sands Of California 80 oppor'
tunely come to avert the calamity and dis
tress which would have befallen US! viii
tell you. First, it was the vicious (or per
hsPs it would be more appropriate to sny un
sound) system OF legislation by which ou
people were induced to encourage European
workshops and European labor, to the exc!u
sion OF American workshops and American
labor, that would have brought on the crisis
precisely the same causes that produced the
revulsion OF 1897. And, in the next place
to have remcdi' d the evil it would have been
necessary to resort to different system, by
which we should have afforded encourage
ment and protection to the labor ol our own
people in preference to the labor oi al y other
people on earth. As it is. that mighty influx
o. gold that should have been spent AMONG