New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-11

chiefly with view 10 the Improvement OF ITS "a nonai IN
habtants, by progressive science art anu d ~
best sserved by organizing the world as TO dispense
with that large and varied intercourse between lS
Had he planned il on the theory OF THL w no
would not have given different fauna and flora TO every
region assigning the teapant to China, coffee TO Brazil
sugar and oranges to the West Indies gnttapercna 20
the sSd ~ on in enSeSs variety Of distribution
stretching out vast oceans between then anu hiuslng
,ide over pathess waters II would not have condueed
10 human development to have spread every neulcnan
pan anu n every SPOT on the earths surface. and thus
have prevented waste OF human effort in transportation
Probably we have at least hundred times
EXPLAINED that we did not uphold any at
tempt TO contravene Natures dictates by pro-
tccting the home production Of coffee, spices,
tropical fruits, 81 Anything else to which QW
country afforded no congenial climate. We TO
advocate the encouragement of Tea culture
among us. because we believe extensive dis
tricts at the South admirably adapted thereto,
and because we believe the cost Of our Tea would
thereby be lessened, while the grower would be
paid twice what henOw is. Butt faris Protection
from destroying international commerce, that we
believe its ultimate effect would be to increase
that commerce. Establish dozen cotton facto-
ries in Hayti or Liberia, and you will soon
largely increase her import and consumption OF
foreign products. Protect our manufactures
thoroughly, and we shall import, ere ten years
have passed, more Millions worth per annum
than we have ever yet done. Every bale oil
cloth. every tun of iron made here will increase
our ability and our disposition to buy and con-
sumo the coffee, oranges, spices, gutta-percha,
&c., &C., which The World fancies us intent on
keeping out of the country. Our imports VIII
not bear so large proportion to our products
and our means as now; but those products will
! be so largely increased that We shall buy more
| than ever before.
One more illustration of Democratic journal
ism. as embodied in The World, must suffice.
| The WASHINGTON Chronicle has been reviewing
The Worlds citations and arguments Offered to
prove that Congress has not power to suspend
from official power q President whom it has
impeached; and this is The Worlds response:
"Dog Forncy undertakes reply to the conclusive argu-
mcnt OF Mr. Curtis against The power OF suspension before
Judgment on Impeachment HIS reply om,s 70 mention
iiihmicd ~ NE Madison in debating the Constitution
before the Virginia Convention. II oms to mention that
pni himself ON record and The Constitutional Convention
on record, explicitly refusing 20 incorporate ue ss-
cumsanccs therefore It would DO too much to say that
Dog Forney has boed That he has yeped we shan not
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Tile World jushfies such writing as the
above, by saying
"Nothng easier than 10 write heavily on the heavy
class of topics which form the staple OF public discussion
but as the of newspaper readers who need sruc'
ton are neither philosophers statesmon - neces-
sary us0 lttle yeast Otherwise, such luCuDfaOns
would be a sad, doughty lump"
The Worlds profundity is doubtless weari-
ness to the flesh but if its stupidity can be
worse than its smaItncss, its readers arc truly
TO be piticd.