The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-19

ar i NV Penns and Maryland end Ne~ jersey
and Ne York and Tennessee should bear The cost Of ,hs
great sdaellon Of sJOUi,U in revenue, while Lou,
s,ana sea prot eed ier production and
manufacture Bat will be nydlOus towards pro-
al agriculture IA southern eime. Gao you tell me
~hy sal keep up your duty upon the man
uactule OF wool AMI OF coos aad single ons his one
iron interest, and ts partial doparimet OF the IRON
interest and abori The Is, that just now lh7
Railroad King wants iron the lron-mongrrs have risha
indeed, but their give way Tnsy ere the weaker
power.
thai The Sc adj urn.
Mr. SEW ARD. give way.
Mr. DAVIS l move that the Senate adou
Mr. HUN TER hope the senate Will not adjourn.
Let bav- on this nendnent
Br BRODHEAD. | desire TO saggest 10 The senator
from Virginia proprey of withdrawing the ment
and 90 with the cyi and diplomatic appropriation
~ The !" pREsIDlNG OFFICER, mr. .BApcsn in the
chair The mou"n Ia adjourn Is not d, bsabie.
MIR. BORL MD called for the yeas and nays the
ton and they ordered and ing taken. ted
yeas Is, nays 80 AS follows:
YEAS-Messrs Bell, b nier, Chase, Clarke, Cooper,
DAVIS DAVIS N, Fish. Geyer Jones Of Tnnessee Miller
Pe,it, Pratt, Seward. soue, and Wade--i6
!. NAYS--Messrs. Badger, Borland, Bradbury, Bright,
Brodhead Cass, Charlton, Desaussue, Dodge of Wis
cons n, Downs, Fitzpatrick FooI, Gwn, Hale, HamIin
Houston, Hunter James Jones of Iowa, Mallory, Mason
Morton, Morris, Phelps Rusk, Sebastian, Sh eds, Smlh
Spruance, Sumner, Underwood, and Wakcr-32
So the motion adjourn agreed
Mr.. SEWARD. was exposing the injustice OF this
proposition regard that of borers and of CAPT
tslisis The manufacture Ut railroad iron exceedingly
pensve. Large nvesinen necessarily made Vast
estsb ishments but nevertheless such necessary
bailt years ago. put into successful
alton, when The plethora IN the iron ma KIT IN Europe
made such reduction IN The Price as 10 drprve the Amer
lean capitalist the American ahorer OF fair rewards
That has continued unu just n During all tHts errd
the and the aorrs who have heen eng sed IN
this business We been appealing 10 Congress al every ses
sio and every day of every session, them
against the tTeign manufactured. deaf ear has
been turned them ny Congress- and they
been Jeff struggle with the foreign manufacturer as they
La. ~.
gre = favorable cna g. 9" prices has c"ms and my hava
Just begun repair their 70 ges, open anew their
., 10 bsgia the proc mining industry. II Is
this uncture, the cup which by their own effort
they grnsped aud horne upwards, has raech their
lips tht Congress is inso ed to nterpose and ah TO
the grou d. WHAT the character of these
capitalists and aborers that he>. of ali
ohe should be glrd f,r such ecui such severe
slch discriminating nJ"sice' see n",hng Look al
branch ofndsry contributes 10 the ub wealth
1t is agriculture the most essential element ii
wealth Sir, have been many countries which have
been Impoverished by mining III gold and silver, hfchuse
they rapid career OF commerce. passing III ough In
providence AMI luxury into national de;ne but t'on the
Beginning of HE wid shs day there nation
that was n1t song, eae,setr, prosperous, ana oiWea
that drew the If It's wealth from us ION mnes
| wish 10 address word of caution 10 those VIII"
think they particular tstestn this question, bu
who other department ~ the national
industry We ali know The history of the tariffs Of 1912
and lol6the history q the 1yacm of revenue upon In
p,r this country We know that il requires the coop
sraon e,d actloo of the industrial classes, and
OF capitalists of every description, just and render
equal aud the establishment ul system OF I'M
MS with any ew whatever IL ect or nueci, 10 the pro-
eciiun ragemeut OF American Industry. We
have heret fore sther We who Tor pro ectog
iroa have by the Vermont farmer protecting wool,
and the thuses ,nuacturer IN protecting the manu-
facure of 9th coLn sni OF wool We have stood by the
cotun planter the manufacture OF cotton, and
we have stood 10y the sugar producer IN protecting nm
ngainsl omy,eiOr the ohtr sugar owing regions.
MIR. ID wv son. Will the senator tell how they
have stood by the cotton planter
Mr. SEW ARD. My honorable friend from Georgia ia
txceelngy usute legislator aud political philosopher,
and nave Doubt thai II left alone, he will work out
that problem by himself his satisfaction. IL
late the day and too late the session for to be d
verted tn collateral points IN the argument.
Mr.. President whole manufacturing interest of the
country dang and danger because who
it's friends deniod ed and divided Your railroad
have and whispered in the Of the producer
and the and woolen manufacturer, We will just
make naI If iron If The miners Psnnsyl
AID New rs@y and will seci you the lea
bat the other hand you will be all the better and all the
stronger. d ties Other imp rs must continue" Mr..
President this what they do the green tree" undes
auspices the specous of free trade just
coming in With The next will tell you what
they do in the dry" In the very next session of Con-
gress they will with arguments equally strong and
equally forcibe and then manufacturers II Lowell msy
look their spndes, and the AID cotton
growers Sbuh may look the ely Of their sugar
fields And the wheat growers Of Maryland and the
growers Of Ono and Illinois may look TO the salty of their
respective cultures We have monopoly for iron, there
fore gentlemen may think import Why, air,
we have monopoly of I'D, and 1t Is yet TO be seen
whether gold will not be produced abundany and
cneapy in Australia than in California and then
there ind cations that This to be and labor
cheaper there and society there upon prnc
pies Of greater economy and there from Australia
directly TO India and China than there from the
shores Of California who there here that wod be willing
let the gold undisturbed in California because gold
will be procured cheaper IN Australia The principle
precisely the The sacrifice Of golden less
ruinous that Of our wealth iron.
Mr. President, hard at best f,r the CAPITALIST and the
borcr pay for the support Of thus great and expensive
government--a government which extends itself oader
and broader and at everncrea expense this
continent and grssps If domlnon influence and power
throughout both bemlspheres IL only Just tina,
they should be Consulted and you going
TO adopt any which may seriously affect their
terests; and what do say hec Has any NOTICE been
given Has sny alarm ben sounded from this Capitol
during the three months have hee here the
miner Pcnnsyvana and Marylind and New Jersey, and
Tennessee, giviog HIM notes That the government
ng by dy, dir ct act suppress the branch oil
in Justly which ne is engaged
Mr. JONES uf Tennessee. Will the senator permit
10 interrupt himl tie asks II any has been
The county this ruh GU will inform him th,t notice
gwen, an inumsii)n ooo5 H. at the very
bsyioing Of the ses by the introduction Of resolution
Ard the Co nm Finance instructing
them 10 report IN favor OF tn . very measure.
Mr.. SEWARD. supp $50 the country heard that notice
and has governed itself orj,agly sutton
course, committee, which cnm,ntec ha never reported
upon tho subject at al Inpproheud that the country
understood Inst this proposition voud b. brougn,
foswasd all. Certainly Ia p,rt Of tho country has il
been updertood except IN the capitol ct ch~ord Vr-
GINA. BIT my honorable fnend reply, II ~ good in this
case oil have q arp Ica,ron. The country
hiss mad fa thing, at this