The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-05-19
THE STANDARD.
Thursday, May 10, 1881.
Why did Squire Rowland Leave the Democratic
PARTY

SOul PeIHlSSIOHi MI. 1Nill W.
umns of your paper give few reasons concerning my
nresent ;noIitIca1 +ardnofn+,, In the frst nlace
Clair, tbaf baa ot 1rt ~ nr,o.rattc nart,-. Int
a. C.t a.-> - -, - - - - - 7 aver
-, P y i ~ ' me 0' ~ : an ~ ~ ~ -, no
been so partisan as to support any party simply pc
~ win snnnort ny, i,t COOS to +e devil, For
upwards of thirty Years have rallied under the
Democratic hammer aud have ever endeayored to
maintain its glory. am believe sun travehhg
the Repuncan @ a rnrfr partr a But am deTiating win
just say that now and always have been in favor
of our protection of home manufactures, as be-
lieve that to he rghfand beneficial to all classes OF
work for support. Iwin noiee briefly rom the days
of washington to the present. George Washington,
in his first message to oongress, declared that
should promote such as tend 70 renasr
for military s,,nnie The very FIRST act of the First
Congress as pointe out in the able and exhaustive
speech of Mr.. IIubhel of Michigan in The House'
March 81, 1S76-from which this part is mainly con-
densed-yas prefaced by preamble declaring us op
ject in this language:
WHEREAS It is necessary for the support pp Of ,he h
debt of the United States and the encouragement and
the encouragement and protection of manufactures,
disc imported"
IN MS secoho hesS'se ~ OonsieSs' oe0is &c 1881"
hgton said:
congress nke repeteay, am M noo Of
to OF Of 9G the e m eee
way which shall appear eligible
..I the interest Of all our farmers and owners
of land to encourage our young manufactures, in
preference to foreign ones imported among us from
distant countries
Henry Clay in 1924 IL the of one of his great
speeches, said
home and re maket But with to heir
relative superiority / cannot entertain doubt The
partance. But this home market desirable it is,
of our own lersiation against the inevitable prostra
ton of our Industry which must ensue from the
in struggle With nrotected industry answer: the
fact has been and that is sufficient; reply
IN & eng tbt N II we 1eeu
late on the causes of this universal truth, we may
mains. The the OF the country, and it
and afectons of the neonle If is as native as the
granite, deeply embosomed in our mountains.n
s.T. =. 80, 80. - - -, -, , ,,..,o .o
Americanized and instead feeding the paupers and
laborers of England, feed our own."
James Madison in 1928, said:
1urtner evlhHnce IN support OF the constitutional
Hons of tradeCan evIence fbnt ou~bt in ifseif 70
settle the question-is the uniform and practical
sanetlon given that power Tor nearly 1orty years,
ooyernment througbout The Same neriod and If may
be added through all the vicistudes of party which
marAeo that perioo.
r Auiiis' III io'-, III report from tne committee
on n,anuiactures said
ress nnfed wi n the law Of ~ NV fhe
support of the government just Instituted, the two
onJects Combined In the first grant Of power to Con-
Vision for the common defense by The nrotecti6n of
manufactures; the next precisely of the
cnaracter an act OF protection to manufactures still
DanioI y,-a,.s4a -, 1oao -,
eTbe rotectto of a., s,arioo,, ~, -
furious competition of foreign labor so far at least
as respects general handicraft production is known
tained nv tIa I 10 and Ie this
object and the constitutional power to accomplish it,
onght never 10 be surrendered or comprimsed in any
s.I 80 - -. :. , ~ IN IA ' oaiu
and high protective tariff euien' y stem
President Grant in threa comnoct sen4ances In
defining the wants of the country said.
"a duty upon those articles which we could dis
pense with, known as luxuries, and those of which
tea coee and otber artices of s not
produced by ourselves. Encouragement to home
products, 10 labor az living wages ana
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" :" ~ M" M " .e uio'atiou oi 'ie eou'h, 'he sot
~ ~ ""' iie III tle oehate' ana Nlce-Iresiuen
D'ii's' ehhss Vahian piedgeo 10 protecuon' ga'
..ie eastiis VOC W oesroy lhe Protecti'e syste"
ihe oli estaoiisneu "hl1 was known as the tarln
'to' !. serlousiy crPpieu the manuiaeturlng inter
es's Vi the country Inc growing industries OF NeV
Engianu' New Jersey and Pennsylvania, received
heaVy oIow. Inc worst enects OF THIS Democratl
revenue tariff were not Immediately felt throughou
tne country however, because OF tne stimulus wh1cl
came from the discovery OF gold In California Bu
III spile OF tne great gam 10 the naionai weath, IN
CRASH Oh 1891 came ana swept BUSINESS apor ana agrl
'". away IN d eoiiio oi'as'ei' IN LOW .iie i'e
Paolicahs caIhe in'o power ana passed tne Morrli
i@iih nii WHICH was paseu on .ie piihcip.e Vi pro
tecton. MANY changes nave oeen nlaoe IN tne laV
sinSe, oIe III Ho oaeo mas ms Pi oeen ''.l
ooneo. Ihe hepuphean party mas steadiastiy deiend
ed all the great national INDUSTRIES and their Hour
1shng eoholtlon To-day is dlreey attributable 10 TN
long period oil hepuohean ascendency.
Ihe Democratlc party IN IoSo' 'Honest money
consisting Oh goid ana sllVer' ana paper conVerup
into coin on demand and tariff for revenue only"
Inc hepuphcin par IN 1851 mas restored, upon
solid basis payment in coin of all national obliga
tions' ana mas given US currency absolutely goot
believer in the principles of Washington Franklin
ther down tohe present. e Iss wit1
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