, 1866-01-11
Both stdos OF The Question.
TEE FREE TRADE SIDE

new 1usnrfkcture nnd hear ina hr.d.,r -
!. on unul tie prodnce5s hage been edneaied a. e
i ;ns esG o. thoss Mih whom the processes are tn
onobic me iii some}mcs t. fbe mos; .us Teas
mode IN which the nation can ta1 itseI for lbs sup
pom OF such an experiment
you WnI LOOK at page a39, Volume II OF
MINIS POLITICAL Economy. Appleton's edition,
you WILL lind TINS sentence Immediately fol-
lowing the paragraph above quoted:
= "hrt ne protection should bc confined to cases
de- pdrs whc fsfera III; Es ,1sr mt =
uble to dispense NTH Ii; nor sAotad he datSs,tie h.
mM5Kees5 o9 feT 3s es qaoGsa 70 e5pta Mat e wy b
fair fsiQi Of .c5u az az eapas n aeeog;,,s 1G,
sng."
1As Is al that contend for desire
merely to have the domestic producers noti-
fed In this manner, and submit that
branches Of industry which have been in
existence forty years, and haye been pro-
tccted the greater portion of that period
hare had all the time necessary to show vbat
they ere capah,Ie nj aeromn1tsh,no vor-
,,--,.-a,,s.:t -E".-.s ~. :
said rs a pefuio 1r.ncipis. I leave him In
adont anv te,,n of rcnroac -, f,r ~. ,,,,t,t.t,s
- H. ~ ss..sar ~. ~ ue" T.,.' 1ot us noulAuon
m.y seern annltcsh1e. ''1'e-'
= ~; ~ sa,
u Ill 1nat - uIEeo !of Inc credit Of manu-
ins,st bo1torc- i1,ot ,rrs,,,14,,.s ~ . :
44a40', oo"e'e.' et1't at.Ncuilufe dlo a. much
to put down tho rebellion as manufactures.
...,t oro or +ho otho- ~ ..,,,,, -, -,
CONC nearer to putting It down without man.
ufactures than without aericu1tnro. In
point Of fact, our principal supplies of small
arms, as well as gunpowder and lead. came
<S-Nf S*~A+A|
from Europe during the first two years of the
war, and we're paid for with agricultural pro-
ducts. But I accord nil the honor to manu-
tactu1cs which anybody cau clam for
them. only ask that the ono shall not be tax
cd for the benefit Of the other, especially after
the one for whose benefit the tax Is levied has
become rich and powerful
Tho next point made by your protection
correspondent, and the one to which he de-
votes the greater portion Of his communities
cation, is embodied in the following parn-
graph:
Unild State. dunpg ibe existence Of hieh ta,1if.
The country hss never escaped from one when 1t
~ anu NJ "a. a ioMel w. .ne ta1,a !oe wofse
;cS ,s sh.ndn1sd .ra - ns,t srs LIT. apa poi-
The countTy beeins 10 reT1se aud bnsitss Ia rrn..
per, and 20 continues until The disciples Of Smith
and Naylsnd, Calhopn and Jed+ Davis ate again
e!ioMeu 10 make anotnee S1peEmehl VIII their pet
generations nnnht ~ iesrh The fam-1b me " .h.t
wolf trap, however baited, is VOL trsp stiIt, We
@ hsse nefn eansht u ae sitse 1ads 1fap 60 ot.cp.
aitsf iecn s,r.v 1ran Il 'A''''' WE WIZ nef0-
This is a yery bold Insertion. unsunnorte3
AS II IA bv nnv faris or fi,nrcs or anr rafar-
ence to anv facta or f,cnrcs his a1so nntrn.
I take IL that the cnuntrr REMAINDER, verv
we'll thr Two ner;oa, ~ fnsnc,,1 oo,,.n..og
ISL and 1s57. have taken tha tron3,e IN
1oor 1rto +ha ts-3da In fo,,o ,,-,o+ ~ th.ss
two disastrous events. and The rea der viii IND
that they vere hoth ner;ods If h,cb nrotec,s
f,e fari6a and Tim. Il will annea- That ;ft,r
itys had anythInr to do with the f,n,octa1 rrs,
Of 1s7 and 1851 the reau1t Ia ins,lr chs ,c.s,.1s
10 The legislative ottcmnts thcn maae ~ osa~
one kind ofindnstry for the bf ncf,t ~ ano.h.r
II NIL, he admitted 7 nrrsnme that w.
tariff Of July Il. lsso, was protectiye tar;tf.
for II was 1,non IN. tar;f. tb.t so,,th r,.a,,..
attempted her uull1acation. Ivill mention
few OF tie protected articles, with the snnnnt
.e4h. ~, =.