The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-06

price. Nor need we undertake 10 expose the immeass
with high taxes which cannot BE- ssiacd from the poss
" vHI modern public rights the most inassailable
principle Q, which = the following -Iupcss are duo y
the STATE slone and not 70 fellow citizens Ner q
we any more attempt 70 appreciate it's effects on the vor
ing populations q the rural districts and the towns =
than the other Classes because thew nav" ,oss
Of defending themselves against IL To draw m 4.
fuous the almost unanimous opinion Of The c,1,r.S
world arrayed against It, and the imperial eeser
has pronounced ~ doom. Henceforth we should isok
upon rs dead. Considerations which the reader Ma
appreciate forbid our dwelling any longer this psnt
We would not make balance sheet anst the sysc
unless Efforts should be made TO resuscate aftsr Ne
blow II has just received May earth lie light upon il
From this time forth French manufacturers will knOv
that for them =: for everybody else the iundans.s
policy will demand on their behalf or Ices pre-
tracsed management II is not on this very day thal
and only fiscal duties ngure therein With regard u pre-
hbitoa, even the imperial word had already been v
certain sss S' Gil July 1851 and
can 70 !, mind y. wa..svss may b ne
always been careful 70 recommend the force OF oircun
stances or rather the progress Of he public mind OF g.
with increasing forOe towards the universal free oomesS
aon which we have pretty vel. learned % reooezss
N regard 70 our export mArke Every industrial saAG
when he will have To be sufficient for himself without he
support OF those modified protective duties viii; ii arc
,, H. up IN, ruO ao. ' 49, ~. III oe 70 psen-
NJ tis Sste : 80 - o. ~ 80 o'a~s
On ~; sds ~, 49, f sI ",s ssy ~ Nc,
800 ~ - ,o~l $1,000. IN ~ Ss,nS;s Js III ~
con,;t;cs, M 49, T. 80 A. 80 ,~T ,hc
49, W - y ~ ~, ~ ~.
ns% thnyS ~ , ~ ~ ~ 10y, ~ snes momas
~ ths Ssss ~ ~ rSs,.s :. Iii I'm. ~ 49,
human .ctivtv Erarch indrstrv -,h ~. .rrI,s-.s.
which already possesses, with 81. psrsoSS
vrhich csrnot IN, trthar trcr-crs ,x;.L a. =
s-s,r.r,s hcb ~. ~ s -. lev
ench ndusrv on I'M" a,h % b Sct , sh, ~
;ndns1rv has ofs,sd 10 ths ,orid Sncs tSs ,os
ph. p IL ~ Nv ~or snoe NC mSMen. wnee
,;su ~ ~; nr A' =, ~ ~n,'n Cesus
Eneisn6 al cssses o soc;.,v III, r.asv. IT, hsn.ss -
~ al s ~ , ~ @ s Us Iensn y:
dsnntsh,e ~. - ,ha NJ ~ LUZ ls -
citnSe ~ nb,,c ,n;s rs W wi. w.
The ns I'm. pcep, ccr.,do~..,,,s ,u..,
,ndnstrv wh,cb sra h , VIII acesIu " ,no le.uers
the essura i.cd Az, ~ out nave aicatca
tree rom du.y the TWO Chief raw materials
vr;sh vS;cb tbo ~t ~ win % eransce
snd hch u,s s mao frequently exPresseA
in which labor ia bonoreS in ~hch ,hs rrh sysSe.
profess to encourage to imposc dss IN az
Is an absnrditv and aImos, an enorm;tv Tro. ~ =.
IN honn thai The messrrc MI, no - ~ - -
ticles besides wool and COTTON Enraansre ~ LII 49,
less comnIetev all "a ma,erssis ''on uu'y "oto
We have ajreadv ren:rrac ~. q. g. ,,o ,.,.. a..
ameoraon of the neone that ia A. sh h,. u s s.e
he on,r;o oS Tc az n s sSe :. se gn vaiue VIC
;da. T. rarr .,os-,, -ns1S -: IeOoen.su " ~ ~
sucsrs and cofsaas TSved ~ ~ 49,; s Iotseug
were far dearer than thew are At present the %us -
them now double or treble their prce - Svsn o -
such ssnon,, rev'e .us ploe, or even more,
t;cSo s m sb,s 80 s w." uu a9 vs.ue " we ~.
e1is, in the c,ss Of ssmts the ss ~ ha w.
,,orS"J ~ .S i - h,.s 'uc use y. WINCH recoa
nnbic wealth 40 ,.i, a. tbs. ~ ;nds, s hs ~:
nj RuUar nd ofon ,ohs A.