Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-07-11
protection. epa New EaailI.ad ala mot want to Be

he'd RESPONSIBLE for this .arif bill,
Mr.. DAWES made some remarks Of a similar
puTpo-t., He declared that New England did not
want the responsibility for this bill shifted from the
shoulders If the people Of the West who had more
II interest in u than New England ever had IN any
tariff bill. New England was content with things
a. they and did not want Il understood that she
was forcing this tariff on the eodntry. IN III
II - Mr., DELANU asked how long IL was since New
II England had demanded tariff on the ground that
II Eithout IL her manufactures would 90 10 ruin? If
find there was vigorous W est which would % NOT fsi
4 to recoect the act. EEyCT FsrvE
4, Alr. HUBBARD, Of Vonp., declared as his belief
tnere was one State In New England which did want
Il this bill He believed that, all of the inter- stsof
connecticut, manufacturing, commercial and agri-
cuItulIai would be promoted by tsAnd he intended
10 vote tor IT 10 ~ = ~
4 =, Mr, DELANV continued his speech. arguing that
Inls on projected the agricultural interests and APP
6d md member rod not sa1
would oppose Il. . L..g III ~
MT; HDoPER declared himself in favor Of pro
~ s tb ana tne
fne county Hls theory OF protection did not dir
ns s IN pfaetee the Englsh theory
OF Tree trade as applied TO the erests OF British in
dustry and commerce. that was to encourage free
trade "a all raw materials for manufacture which
cannot pe produced IN Treat b1eain cheaper than
III any plner country Inc bTush idea OF free trade
was identical with his idea OF what the protection
policy OF tins country should be, As applied 10 the
aS ssa ndSs snd ,Ss 3at
ma Wnch we wnud not produce or which
and to impose duties for the protection Of American
foreign countries, and on all articles which we could
not produce. and for revenue alone on these other
arueiee Wnlcn we could produce In regard TO the
tarln plg, he was not aware that New England bad
asked lor anythlng IN IT, Ihechanges proposed did
1 n0. , sen&sfn & favor her interests. He should vote
than New England said It was necessary for their
pIoIecton, epn because ne believed nthe theory 9f
w ~ tne !soor ana epepuaglng me deyeP
al H.
NY DuI ne was OpP0sedtO sllch hlgp rates OF dn-
y Us lhls tarlii imposed, except at-a temporary
me 70 meet e ekgences Of the present need
he pelieved that when the 1nlurious ects OF the
present war mad passed away, and the currency was
returned 10 tue standard OF coin lower rates and
proeSt ne o. dHto, would then the better
prommote tne prosperity OF the whole country. " -
nj M; H., hA5oVN SPOKE 70 opposition TO the oil lie
lnss OF Divine Provldsnce from being enjoyed b. the
PeoP = " tne hited 1tates 10 was an anattemptt 20
tLLoe L the PeoPs ~ tniS country 70 pay hgher for
what Ehey need than the laws OF Providence allow
eu. Inc Dill should be re;ommitted and the funda-
II LnenIal prlneiple changed. u not the american
pSnIpo Eoulu oe Protected until tney would not pe
oDeGtloh 70 the pill was that 1t was an attempt TO
essate Ior interests ana 10 0ahnce the goOd
Nn II Uhe @ zone 70 anotner ne gave
teen nnsiand tne cIt1t 0I not DeIng Te5pOnsDIeIor
@ Lnis olia Que sHouo necessaIly DO moderate IN
het pyMs, II sue hunSFeu 70 heI general inter-
ssd nS ou b ~ ShPS ana engased In commerce
Snoulu not DO IN laVor Oh prOhlDltory
taIin' n yyDS
III NJ DAW Eo asked 10 whose interest was the
piL ASSnD It, ,-..-c o
lMr. & hAoSFos rePlled, HWas IN tne interest," ioI
every whose lhterest was prtected oy
anoa 10 E o Is maze St DID 10
shce n 20 ms oelnR an oneer OF tne new 10TH free
AN; am atgueu smongy asainst tne pass
hge hge VI such pfonlDltory measure As the pending
bill ,ooN
Mr. WILSON, Of Iowa. commented upon the as
sertlOn that New England mad nothing TO do with
he oriTh 3I telS D and did not desire It to pas.
gMIi DAWES remarked that the New England
were willing TO vote for it or against it.
| ,Mr.CWlLSON iLterpre'sd7 that as meaning that
they We WILING TO get w estern members TO go for
Ine OllI. WhIe New England would ake ITS benefits
Inc gentleman from Ohlo OIL Deiano. had got
irlgntened, snd went on ms Knees To beg New Eng
land 70 vote i9r TINS tsrlt II was most singular
spectacle and one which he had never expected to