, 1865-05-23
REV PUBLICATIONS.

PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL EcoSoMY, with
| soMr 4 1tc!s sppi:ce Ion. to SolIil Philosophy.
DyJc5n Stewart Mil. Two vol.. octave, 6i0 md
g.. pp. New ysk: ?. Appleton i Co. Chi
eogo; S. T. Grtsys S Co. 81.
This IS NJ elegantly printed edition of the
acst English author On political economy,
nd IN this period Of our eountry's history,
when questions Of political economy arc ns-
s,mlrs 50 much greater Importance than
ever before, Ibis book should be omitted from
roprlrnte library. As discussion Of Tie
frit principles or clcmentay OF political econ.
omy Its In nearly all pats admirable. Those
lts.-ing minute statistical Information upon
tn: questions treated must seek it elsewhere.
u1ou tic protection question especially, afr.
Mil Is exceedingly curt and uuarguncuta-
tire He styles It after tbs Eagllsh mode
IN .'cxptodcl error" Of former political
c.encmis1., and yet In the following passage
! cani:dly concctts ailtthat any sanc protcc-
zionist In lie United States would claim:
/ "Ttc e1ly case IN which on mere principles OF
POI ical ceoEeEy, protecting d4ues eau he lelen-
able. u when they are Imposed temporarily les
PetiaI:y u youVc md Eis'1g nstiou) Ia hopes Of
Aairtl.t='ng foreign Industry, in Itself perfectly
suitable 10 The circumstances Of me eo1ntry.
Cftc funeE1oftiJ OF onc country over eu0ther 10
brunch OF pzsdacucn often arising ont7 from bav-
ndrsrt,re IN nI,c mari ~ -. 5v.n,oe ~. t
other, but only present superiority of acquire,i
~ ~, r. ase1 "a aas .9is sk
tIsets t+v betser ada pied to the proluction thsn
tao.n Mhish wesH ear.ief u ths asld: and besides
r1rsi.r t.nt+ne1 10 nionants imngnvsrsoi. ~ -
sby branch Of psoduc.,en than it, tr1.l under .
~, nta ~ hs;r nssn rs %
10 ,heir own c.rta.n loss, Introduce msnufactuts
iIc .e;r me hsant Q! cars5ir a. Until tee pro-
wth ahon ,he nrncssses ste t,sdIt;nns1 'rsse nrn'
ttet'ns uty coniiOa:e Tor q reasonable tina vii
r., ~ nc - t.a ,o.ns1n!Snt r. Moue ~
eueh IN txpvrimeuL- But The pfotrcsion sholii
". eoLnncd 10 esaes II Wa1eh there u good
fo.tSI. Viii siter time b. so1e to ii.penss viii 4
IT. sor ehond Tie tcsc., .,le r,oducess ever be Al
Il H. !sre W. "a. s M @ m
they s,e capable ofaccoppll1hiDe.'' Of
Those who wish to sec the concession here
80 almost contcmptuously thrown opt, elab-
crat, d :rto Tie argument for protection in
! the United Statee. may do 20 in the published
sreeches of Webster nnd Clay, and in the
! writings Of Matthew Carey, Henry G. Carey,
aud The mo:c recent raluab!o but cnmbrous
aus,to work ty E. B. Dgelov Of Bo.ton.
Tie latter ably atgucs that the policy Of
Great Britain has always been, and Is now,
protective In fact. Ever Mill comedies that
tho corn laws and raslga.ion laws are sue
cssstus applications ri the protective policy.
The present Il ce trade policy of Great B,ltaln
T. consists In removing IN import duty On man.
uiaciufed goods which produced less per an-
mum than her dog tax, and on brcadstulfs,
WHICH were as NECESSARY Us any other article
OF Iau material to ths support Of her manu.
factures.
!; The most noted Instance ofthe SUCCESS Of
lie protective policy was that pursued by the
United States IN favor Of slave breeding,
Which,, by the laws abolishing the African
elnFe trade, and keeping up the internal SLAVE
trade, shut out all competition, and lifted the
,ps,ne1s NJ hrecd,nc nerroe. Ia srch n n1tcb
~ ,,a. :, ar.t ao,,tx.,,a,, 49,, te. 49,
eouGht to destroy the Federal Government.
Our other attempts at protection have been
comparatively imperfect. Eut the least exam.
iralon OF Tie problem Involves vast array
Of statistics.
Stuart Mil opposes the payment of the
British nationa! debt upon grounds analogous
to these which We have frequently sppliedto
our own. HIS views against the !ssuc OF Pc
per ca1Eency W thc Gofcsnment have been
untaiIly 4uoseo asaios' our "a
IonaA pAoAn5 hSssem unia1'
~ because In our case the
currency Of priyttc or State banks had a1y7av,
,,e.n nroc,,ca1,v i,rcdecmnh,, nrI +ha ~.
,s,na,nine - ours1,on wa. whcfhcr ~ cnrran.s
sn,o Ia be irredccnab,e In either event b,d
hctter ;senc under Federal authnr,tr ~
,,sa, ~ ,a,c.,n ..sns,.m - 5 a.'naas.a.i ~
known aoa unl!osm security or under State
,ananass NJ ,hts w,1t + not ~ r. h'.,,1r as nn.
h
cepted or applied to the political economy CT
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ueso1i3t1one VAN oonnb4on' " appears TO
be more metEodlcaly and carefully prepared
Than the ordinary books on war topics, aud in
sluoes wen eHecn'ca nAenssses .. eaen OF Its
aetoss. ~ a. "onp'set Aux PoPulaF 1caolng
and reference.
TIE FALLEN ANGEL. ~ AIrxAsnrE DozAs,
ph,sdc9nhta sqInof ~ M o1zan 'g ro. G1;. s,s:
John 3. W7!eh. 194 PIP. oct.
,e,vd nnnr5ne1n1e1 French nove1 pnt7t T.,
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