New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

I - ., the direction n,en1e5, and thu r. s,f
Accent as, uyapce Of correctness 70 vrs". sos nS
In his corfdt nee, corroh rst|1 a. " .I rSSo-
pes a. asnye, OF Re presop. tariff or adoption
- c.,,,v of F,aaaee CnsouaG and Hsahsyoss.
n. w.nag,meIt Of % pa"ouai rsyrnue W - "
.1inst IL fsDIy 10 the rs'ioba enpen tale, 1893
A.. ,ol;cy vel within me ""n'u u1ooa' pp-e-e 80
INC ~ mi and conforming Il a. the same tane
.,o'el cover. "n,s and ine~rs,s our oaopa in5usY
". III a. vat varieties AID values, prooem eoES
- I'd get been satisfactorily soived n 'io n resn
The Government D'icien es ana ei go 90 ss,sv,
1000 in the Tressury, rspio y aba 10 ~ -
Nln .., ax,x renee It's Coogr A. y a. log nsy
on, 20, en- the ground OF temporary '1pennnlu,
"a CONN. \. d 10 search for the prlnoPes 'b"'
rally rule the SUBJECT -
Is ,be exper,nce of mistakes 'eShee any.nIs
clearly and reliably, our tariff birtorl.s are 'sa -
c,,cr th.s our home sffsis csnno, De saeiy Ms ~
foreign Influences, aid that the sccdspe .Snr;nc
vs for rh. m are lot 10 be prevented by 60 ,noohDs
ali Legislative care Of them. pston mass govern
t,eK or lis peig bbor vii, and that Tor their oNn
N re. ano PRINT. II the United ststes yer. et.1I
lively mai ut 4ct uripg or IS exc usVeiy 40 ssrce
p. ooe An oute free trade would Do theE pohcy,
spo custom bopees an ab.urdry III. A.,
The mot Ell, Ds've trade ~hlch tney opu s,.e. -
III s,,.ign nsfops uld then be Their hghec
80, ard dusct Ia, ion for the support OF the
C.v,m.nt tb. soubdest syrtem OF ns'lopai pnAnce'
Ru, our manufactures have nov quite r'acheo 70
the value of our agricultural pro- u'S. si','Oo,s
ner snLum il the valu. Of each OF these Two grea~
rssses az proJuclive .bo, according 70 tne tromso
AZ the most !, liable suth rty and II Is neither ~ '
character nor destiny Of this great people 70 eEu
n.rn.tual o,p. nc eDce upon foreign nfuons 'of He
LIVED. n, killed ndusiry which they Det a foi every
dsv q assumption. British legs alton slmeo o. 10
"a, inc us while we were bsr colonies TO me prooue-
{ OIL OF material from he1 ihase.. - 49,, ws
svt.m were permit 20 drlft 10 the same TeesI VIZ
Iorld nv our OWL act voluntarily restore hoT emoue
over us IL the opy particular that 49,, or eyer WIS.,
sub,an, isl object Of ambition and our Se'ouuon
w,ulo be failure IN everything ou' 'h' oS~N "
PHI Se, re,ifm OF wealth fears rebellion predes-
t;,,,ed pov.ry bas no indrpen fence 10 sssert-iS
spirit ard its Dece sites are passive suon's x,,a i
THE rights end liberties of q nation are declared 10
Ira nolitic.l Consi tuition bat their subetSnc 70 10 the
ncustrisl ndeperctn;e OF the people True neeTom
IL fu, OILY ia the cVnmsno that men rave over tnen
resistance Of the 6snces u iature 70 then 40
.nJ ,.ople wi O scbi. YES the coBtfol Of their own
conoifi, us are the slaves OF any o,her power
ID. re rt ence uprD foreign people Tor make. e.nc,
| for agriculture or mechanical Proouo'S' '"N"'"
yessa 6ge. 49,, a.. --o.ia
England has msje herself the workshop OF he woTid
by a vlcioufly txe ggeraeo System OF manuistlrpg'
sno -be d.ptlds, dsy, upon the sorao r,,v un'
Turkey soanooi I'd the guardis, sap OF Der pros
peIity to {. regp comitloi, and hss sunk tom the
mix OF first-rate Power in the earth to The very
verge OF DsiIonsl rum. . , <..
r., internal tlade il wholly in the hands Of foreign
buck,t.rs a. h'r bationsl integrity II Snder tbe
euadlapshp of 'oregn sover gps. A people im'
sltd
pumersve industry, and cegrsded In c; aracter ana
sn,t by its nee. sstry x, aud f.rben,rs In
evt ably at the m,rcy OF rs suptnos ID thess ie'
specie. , $3.50,
skill and ept.rpr e, superior INV. btiys geofus, ana
bodu q better Tertiary by all the difi.fen"e OF 'ts
ext. mt variety of climate sou and commercial
lnthts a. compared with Western EiIope, c'nnp,
ssiby be hed to inferior aud subordinate IDaustndi
avuchtr rs. If 49, o.x...,
nflu ma THft ~
al we rh-l guard ourseSes agalnst all pJnrlous Tor
egr ags cier, influences BY settled syesem oi
ref cti.Ise -
The lome II aket for all our products now % a.
50 100000 600 $3.50 0000 900; bat The corresponding
$3.50 Of impots for which We exchange cur eur
u hos the pOw,r 10 On tu sud distract DER cur
repcy o, site exchanges aud dome TIC industry TO
all . Melt which pu The Treasury OF the natioa and
tie property of the people at the mercy OF every
buct alton he market of London. We mnst con.
quer ,ndepeDde, Of the motey oower Of Europe,
and we must coLuo our national Il aoces ipo con-
formty with our sei'ies. Tb-, it 10 obvious,
be done Only by brtcDg the home market against
al oisuib,ng sgei cies
tie miscLevOus error Of pieftnipg fore 10 tae
home market e. brhdetufs and provisions, and &C.
dvciDe III. sgicu uri-t ito the po cy Of avonns i,
IA Gle ariy f1pOsd AID conviDciDgy PROVED, oy the
following statement
The popus., Of Britain ard IreIsnd ccooo
ATeresp eread.luas AID provisions shipped to The
oiSmsS Employed I in mslir u. iron
fou Great Brian in 1875. .............. 0.5l,
Rtpr.sen'ns, IL families tive penois cash.. WIS.,
$3.50 IeroIs, At 81 cents eseh worth Ct provisions
S2,Sec Anne 'csi wouo consume Of 'ur provisions
spe b-afC ufs 81 Sl5 129,5
wihm re Of tho whole amount taken fr'm Us ty the
.7,tU tCo Of bntsh people for that year.
To bring the iron imported in 1855 to the United
Sstes, the equivalent of 10 Am.Ii and l5 foregn
vessels were enuey supported countir the oargoes
both wsys. The tuDbsge Of American v-sses average
93l iuns each, and They Cary Of 24i sseh
or eli, Americans, 500 men; ls ore On vessels OF
1881 iuLs each, and crews Of ZIG each eqasl 10
800 men.
Each vessel is estimated TO make three tip, 10 q
year; csI1yi gsx caIROes.
The vessels represent capital equAl 10 $50 Der ton.
| American capital employed ia carrying this Il on s
Brirsh capital IS > tuns shipping s1o.. 6eoIso
Total capital in tho shipr'ts e3,HsSN
SUMMARY OF EMPLOYMENT.
Men PcHns Supported
En- slisf men In Mar ufsc uripg.. 60 ol8 9o2 5ee
fDkI sbmen Ia shippins........... 800 lsc
| Ameicsss III Shippn s............. ,o6S 7sl6
| TO,ai....................... sl1l ai2sss
Brtsh in PREDICTION OF Iron 30 600
Brit!sh Shipping 6seIe
Totsl.. ........... e7ssSiso
Anne rcshs il Shipping ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 so
Total Capital supported :s7s,s.4s@
| SUMMARY Of Bresds'uss aud Provso . Consumed
3 ll g; sa os.s. n..a hon 'i :. * &c
Tota) ...... .....................Ut540 &is2 2as
BY Americs in shipp.Ds.. 1915 men ste % 800 80
Tote. s572g7e
Had ID. iron be Ell made in the Unit. Ss,es 303 800
persons ould hav. consumed ESQ eacb-elo 1919 30o
The resu Ia q at We supported, IN tie Importation
| foieign non il the year 1857
fme'gn cspiivi &75t0lS