, 1866-02-07

Of the 1ndcstr1ee OF John smith and John China
ard, On the pies Of projecting home Industry
against the cheap hbor Of China. lay prohioltory
duly On FOREIGN lea, and at the eame tune offer
Labor Il Withdrawn from com culture, in which 1t
which q cultivated BY labor worth three pence per
day. uot-honaes arc efvcied, the shrub p1nutea,
md, in The lApee OF time, the leaves gathered and
dried; and the result Ia poos quality
Il t, ,se At amount Hsiy ot ''afa"'' sSs2 sRpes Rs
cd IN ralsine corn. The product Of which sens
10 China, would brug back better article Of tca
slation 5 s son hase inflicted m injn1y On JOHN Chaa-
benefited 1ltnotel The Government has derived no
e., who nre engaged In productive emptosmsnt:. 70
cdhtt4 on D., who Is engaged n tue unproducslve
employment Of tea-growins Nov, not withstand n
EXERCISE Of lhat political legc1uemAin known pro-
lection, here Ii dead loss Of deternlnate sum.
which has rot added taHhlug to the national trea-
much, and curta1led the exports Of China Just 50
much in the Way ol exchange, while a.. b. = T.,
who pay The bounty, have Just 70 much less 10 ex-
fun orcr slfl It'll receives itself into this: A.,
| 3. 4 G. hays been robbed that p nay aooE1sp;
The pro.eetion,st may eay that this illustration ls
Ear-tetched, viii lnke one uca1eT home.
ii costs ten cents to ra1sa bn-hel Of corn In il~
noas; 1t costs k1xiy cents to 1sise one N
eetts The Lynn ehoe%akef VII Wosk ono n, Gay o ot
labor IN Illinois vii command eighteen bushels it
would be poor ec6uomy for the Lynn shoemaker to
turn farmer In MASSACHUSETTS,, Of the Hfnet 70 te5 Y
Shoemaker tn Illinois, but let the one Slice 70 pls
pjow and The other to his last that the one may pc
fhca and the o,her fed, At the least possible e1.
| pepsc bott hoping that the day WI; soon afsatf
Wien ihe lerfeatols Of our country will See the ne
ces,Ity Of opening new lines Of transportation be
tween the iwo secuons, by which the iaoofs OF no1
shall b. rendered more Ienunerat1ve.
| Armn armsr may acquire trfbEent de1fefttJ
n SHOE EoIee hut Il takea HIN aneen minutes ss
i fort-n najj: blacksmith tnny do 1t In fire min
| nfes: a machlne does It In secoEd+
| The FARMER who shoes bis own horse cheats him
| self: The blacksmith who iorges his own nstIs
| rhcnts himself The farmer, by parting with por
ton Of bis produce gets better nrttele, and "a
Leisure 10 read the newspaper and gain 4 knoMi
edce Of the current events of the day. which Is -
batter than To spend his winter evenings IN clums,
attempts TO forge nails. So too, with the black
smith. Who can buy machine InAae nails fora pennJ
| While 1t costs him five ce1ts 10 forge one bot
| John Smith sees ft to fofRe bis own n3lls ane
| eharrc the farmer accordingly for ahoetn9 ols
horre the talmer is justified In protesting asaIns
the payment, al housh John may prae aponL pIs r.,
consumer Of the farmef sorn and , sna. a. aoo 2
home pdnety, which means the psynsnt o. an e
| orhftant mice for m Indifferent article Tn tht
o,her b1nd, the great benefit Of
| T. that 7ou may command the EcI1 best article.
e,ehanGa na ;or is least srno9nt oflshor. !.
Thf- principle. applicable 70 nsiRhooenooae. !
equally sppllcabls TO stsses and naaonai III ap