T/]^ jiou'ers granted under the Conniiution, being derived from the People of the I'nit^d States, may be rt$ur,\ed by them 7chf'nerer perverted to tkrir iv}ury or ppra:it.7i.
’ — Madi.on.
CHARL.OTTE, ]\ORTH-€’AROI^i:VA
18.
L\ I MISER aiS,
Mccklenbiirg JctTci'soiiiau,
F.DITED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
JO.SBPH
TERMS.
J'fi‘ 'JeJ)KVf;.>ulan'' irill be Jurnishtd to subscril)ers
TWO DOLLARS a year^ ij ]»nid i7i advance,
‘ r ntiUi from the commencern^nt of the
r in nil J] I)( f/jLAJiS, if hct iln'Hpaid.
/ , :wySfht b}j)n :'l :t the L'! lor's
v;..
I 'd d thnjifisto' c j'ulL
//' • Of'/// ^‘,,:,}tdat On(* L ihir cr i
:'r,-i time, and Tirent])jlic ,
From the Washinston Union.
‘ THE TARIFF—IT MUST BE REDUCED TO
THE KEVENUE STANDARD.”—7?o6er^ J.
Walker's letter to the editor of the Mississippian.
M issis Buncrofl and Walker have just struck a
blow—one for the revenue limits?' and the other
for the •• revenue standard” — which is calculated
lo con'.ni;:n'.J iLf- ati« n ion ( f the nation. We said,
j-otne vvteks aj^^o. th;ii the latifl system must “ be re
(li)C(*(! to ifie [f v«nu* standard;" and that the lariff
ol 1842 can sc arc ly stand as the p( rmanr nt svs
l* rn of’ ir.is great country li is too unfqiia! m itselt
W, hav e no di)'jbi but Uial :i
I llusM.li, me u Hig If ader. to Sir John Tjipil ^ L>
I not Sit John Tyrell and th«- agricultujal nieinb'i?
I iinagiDe, if they should propcjse a vote of want c
I confidence in her majesty’s nunistt rs, hai I ?ne.u
support it.’ Again he said, 1 krjow thdt tti' it
present mode Jor- cairying oui uiv p«!iicipl*s, is to
leave the party m power.' Fiotu these boid ant',
decided expressions, on the part ot the leade rs ol
the two i»ieat parlies of the country, it is in?errtd
that a coalition between them may, at no distant
day’, be formtd. W^e ourselves v- that, in thi
event of any great desc-rtion cl the l^tin:ei by 'ht
conservallvt^, fie would r(S>nl to cji h ihj aliiaijc*. 1 u-m] m »h;S c uniiy c it l*'5s than 8 ci ms. and ;u»
rather than foitgo the com pit'.ion of the ^rea> ! U'ed m')Stiy by tiiose n:od»-:;it» ci cuin^iauc-^
>J'■ iiy ui lue pto ! olu.t iuiiUcU arislociacy. Sn Junn'1 yteli's speech
. jt would read *h' above t xtract fioin iht- law, and | is also ominous. Sir Rob it P el fully adn its all
« nouiin^ strange or '.injubi about i: It u;;« in 'he principles Contain'd in Lord Juhn Russell’s se-
- nJed to write u. so us not to hr nndt r^iood ) h | cond and thud resoluiu.ns.
• I WISP, It would at once have r ctivtd the condcin
iia'ion of tht? \oiking peopjc of the country In
I' alny, it mtans ihat a duty of ihiity per cent «>f
c« nts iS imposed on ail j lam cotton j^ood? costing!
not mjre than twenty cents per yanJ " 'I'hu^, i,u>
. ics costing 2U crnis pt r yaid. au-’tax. J 3U i trVi tr ;
•r\« s^ cosiinL’ 10 en'.r. GO per i t i.t . thus, c.js’.inn
5 cents, 120 |;t r c* nt ‘I'wo-ihiiJ? of tti* coiton.'
■hi'
‘ n/jiL\uini X , —too oppi e^sive upon ^ome interests, too paitial to
r iutirViHLr.. A croisidtrublc rcduc- . t(.Q h]\orijble to the rich, loo burdensome to
• l;t}iOt.- u'uo aiJvPi by th> i/cor. ! pcDitr cla?sis of the communily. 'F-he sooner
' — ^ jj. the b'ttcr for aU. It is belter ev^n
l*or -wlfciCC* M )r them a.iiifjclurers themselves to unde»stand on
• : aul'* rfiAllI-KS T. AT-i'X- what they aie to calculate. It is better for the rich
-T.,
si ( r'j. ii, lor rc- , to have moderate and stable duties, than
-. ;i’ ‘;.rLi ‘ , till
changts in the policy of the ci..untiy whicii he con |
templates. At present, ijou’ever, he seems s'lont'
td by the poorer ciassts 'i’his ta!t i? Kpi.il to G
nl^ pt r yard or» all kinds of co'.Umi fat.'NC?.
[These resolutions are
oppused to protective duties and the corn laws\ Lord
J'.ttin Russ* 11 has said •• that he would net support
a rote of icUht of '.onfidence in ministersand far-
thf f •* that he knows the bcz*. present viodc Jor car
f^j ing out his pn:iL pics :s tc leave the present par^
(y lu
1 i.- f :ng the sentiments of the iraders of the
o gitai pjiUfS, r. lo a fiir infcrtiice that a coali*
itLHi iuay take place ul no vt ly dis’ant day. It ir?
quite piuLaiic tuai it Su Kubtri should btdeseitid
uv ti)e coii?t I\itiiV s, iit‘ would rtsori lo such arx
rti 1 ( -ii ! ailiUiiCe, lalher tfian abaiiiKju the lint* of r*f>lif*v
enough to cany out liis own system I hi dimin I %\ill ^ay Ui it 'liis mode ol lakini: ihe poor foi ihf * - * ‘ ...
iStled iiosuiiiy ol the whi^S mak*s i)nn mo;e itiJ» I ..mu fit ol the maniilactui♦ r aitd dI the ih'f). !? j-.i.'t?
pendent; anU the paucity of (ah nt ai.d itiiiu* nee ol | LJy tfiis deception, the Am' iican manulariuiei has
the innded arislociacy in ih* low»r iiou^e ol Failia a duly iii his favoi foui oi fiw inne' high* r than
ment—or rattier the want ol a leading m'ln, whol tje |,iw appears lo givt f;itn; anJ tho^t• uearsno
combines ail the great itquuilts of a hader of a t coarse cotion (abncs pa\ f tii ot five ij.nts hn'nt i
gieatbody — will fender itdiffioult for the iandtjoid j duties (in prupoiiioig tfuni tt!Os» uf»o wtarih. fin. i
those wfiich arc* too high, and on that account, never j ers lo pii a cha:u[>ion ot adequate p0v.v‘.r and ener- ; kinds. Why »3 this manif
wni;.h fie conicinplaits. lie is, however, strong"
inuti^h at pitsiir.; and mod ot the men of business
m iiie iiing'Jum arc taid to be conver'S to Jus policy
alia liiindiy to the course he i pu uing. Of this
d. ba c—wiuon. i! It kad lo anything, wili involve
cunjiqutiicts ol great importance to the commerce,
agi JuUiiuie, and manufaciurts of this country—we
M
'■ ■ ■ Mr/ ' , au!iO;;ii''c la
'■ t,.‘j n« xl \ '.i:iLisi I'.-i ■ n !
,i:r_r '
OATE.- rm
\r-c i)f '’.f-rk
: 1. ■ ■
'Jt.
f.xed, but always unpopular and always fluctuating.
I it IS better for the traiiquillity of the administration
i —better for ihc prosperity of the whole people.”
j We had delermin»d, most r( spt ctfully, but in the
: frankest spirit, to follow up the ri marks of these two
, disiinauishtd sccrt taries w iiii a few observations
^ from our ow n pep, in this cv rung’s paper, and to
j republish the substance of an article which we find
m the •• Clarksviiit (Tennessee) JtirtTSonian,” and
- 10 leproduce tw’o very in'erfsting facts which wc
ii: ; -rv,. ; t j ofinoiiire jrN\I>*TJ.S V,. —one ID ths Iljchmond Tim>S.” and the other
“ i^biladelphn inquirer.” We had ihtses
tv * ^ ' * * Uevtra'articUs on cur tal)le for otir immediate use
- ; tO'day. We intended to stiow that the tarifl’of 1842
^ MPSOX ■ reduced to the revenue standaid;” that ii
'..l-V , Viht-'ijVrM r^iV I f irt ' calculatt^d to pamper the manufactui ing or la
.] I... \ f .i'.X.A XI >ETl / iK A
’ ' 'tt Ilrxt Al:;_'Ur-‘t * UcilOIl Ijf III'
VwLiil^iir;i County i
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iniM.i . .7 t . ppnoiin .TOST.iI T. DR AEr'i?
ll'Kitf 'It tin; lu .Vt Au^u;it i luCI.un, l.)i' tiJc
tiioa S. TXT. 'r (.'our*
! ; \ *0-., te
«r ■ • ( ^-r, ;-UTir-o ^ nOl^ERT W.
li'l-it'' t' r t' ■ ol (’oiiiity (.^uurt Clerk of
:ty, a: ihe ni.vt A'ii,ni,-'t fU. ctiua
1:1',
i vortd inur«sis of the countiy, at the expense ot l-he
" '; larm.ing. the cornmeicial, or tiie opfirrsst.d intertsi;
' M. r,r.!\r | that, whilst the manufacturers U'ere deriving rxtraor
tu- ■ (),„.,ry proli'.s from the taiiiT monopoly which they
• t'njoyed, the faimers were burning their candles at
both (’nds, receiving smaller prices for their produc
lions, and paymghighe; prices forfheir manuf.-.ctui•
ed goods, in itie support of this single proposition,
w’e have invok'*d ifi-' statistics of the aiticle wfiich
we r(j)ut»lish this « venmg from the "New Yoik
Evening PuS'.” We were about to make these ap-^
peals to an tnlighien»d people, wh«n suddinl\ a
ntw ally appears in ihe fn Id, 'i’his moining. we
find the tollowing artich in '.he columns of the “ N >
tional intelligencer.” We lay U before oui readers,
STH.I.cnntipnrsil.oiirnciK-r'ormeili- i " “h "'"“li® >« tl'.fl'papVr: n hich nreiht-mor.
oillP 111 iii.ii will irivc ( ;irciul I chei rfully (iffored. bpcausn, kc are So fcldom undpi
211 -f'’!
g^^gainst him. l’h*j conjnncunn of circun'.stanc s
1; a marvellous t.ne. Here is asia’.nnan placed at
the head ol ihe country by a pa/ty whose pou*
he uses ah ms eflorts todfsuoy. v h. se poln , li.
on all occasions tliwaris, aou \\ t.os- ;« mons'iant; s
he lr ava w iih indiflVrence. ii. ^i-rt oi all . 1 v\ l,ai
are leimed his unpopular act?. n» Miii r^talli^ hu*-
majorities iti thegiand council ol tin na^un; and k'
able to bring m, dncuss. and cai. i l ;> vtij ut. "
urtson winch his predtcessors wei ■ si.tjjw i i k« ..
'I'hat tie i5 It solute in his dete; naiiatu i. lucaiiyou
nis w hole sy -tein, iheie can b( no dt»»! ' ; this is a j
paitfl tiiough lion; the Otbate ihat t)*loie u.-,
anti it iStqually aj»par»'nl that me ma .mo nis ha
nOi the puwer ol aiitsiing his can; , lit t *>:
10 be an ag» in with i;revocabie ( i v-» is, a, ting o;
defiance oi his instiuctiuns, and foilovvuig the full
bent o. his ow n w ill.
Tht se considt rations have mduc(c many think
mg men to examine his nnasur t v uh a vn.w Oi
asceitaming If a policy so vigoiousij adopted uiej
pertinaciously adh*;red to, be not in i ality th-; frn-
one; — whtihei Sii jiebert « I be the matter spin
ot
. is. \ ny »3 ini5 mam* s» inju.'^tict pt rpaitioil . tUougm inut wc should peri'orm an acceptablc
“ ojV* catch words ’'pioteciion >o Am* ricaa in- | >.t;iviufj lo our iiadeis by gi\ing ihe fallowing brief
ry 1 hough our whig fneniis tn ly fancy usi^vul Le lomid to c jntain much informa
un
In
ir.;ph, wt‘ |jav( always thought that tlu* poorei
i.i>sf s wt'uld be bentfiitui I v buy mg coiton fabii 's
f 5 'r G c t. s per yard, rather than for eight oi
tone, as at piesent; and that they are not b«'n fitted
‘ i ia\i:i" a tix {j. y or sixty per cent, higher cn
ti- 11 pa cv 11
-•* ;il>hy.
iiu. o! .ill iii'.LjfSiing nuiure. besides what relates la
Uie mam j omi ai isoue.
I I
i'nc iesoia ions n'ovtJ by Lord Jjhu liusscll
were nine ui numljcr.
Tlstj 1st rnert-;v a-. ^r.cd that the present, oein" a
n IS paid on those of the more : penod ol pe ice,\vc., was a suuable one to dev'ise
, ' measuies !or ;h-j improveiueiil. of c-ridiii.'T, cf the
1 lu' c.'ist we hiivt d i? an illustration of wha*. j iaooiini' clasScs.
- calhd miioninm dt.tus; wfiicf. consists m taxing | '1 i)e“2d dtcliied :hat those laws which impof''
tu aibitr.iry valut en goods, r.nd then tax ng them , Julies usually Ci*;kd nd to im,:air eLi
ciency labor, t ' restticl th.e Jrcc interchange ot
n th
i I-
fa!
valua.ion.
tihl iliai ti!::n du';* p jiiaue cher.p gnodi D »• ? ! q,,j iiuj'use on Lhe people muteces
I'V eii! pos>. -II.";: on“ gra... c. uiiuo.. s* nsi, sup
i'“Se that lilt ueal'.liy cl.is.HS iild be willing to he
:.»A*d m an mvi ise latio? (J* ilinniy not. v
iki th» la tifT Vt I y w 11. bijt a i ^ d i>:nt crested ( nouo h
o Ilf othMsdiriw tiieb»n»lit *)f it. Thtvare p* r
■‘C'.ly willing that iht^ pooi should enjoy the piivi
^ ye ot supporting ihe gove.nrinnt.
V\ I sai;i tl'jijt the apoloL’y for thus taxing the poor
, " a; to V prott cl American industr\ ” Httw does i’
ihc age, or ihe victim of self,sh txpt diency, ; ,i2 Why, the tax impost d upon fo.. :gn laloi.-?
pit nipl^iJ by jacobin tendencies ^itid, incl:natif/ns ? | j
The result oj these inquiries, ue bel^ve. has been. „f ariules as much above what he could sell :h* m
that most oj the men oj business thoughout the a pro///, as the duty on foreign fronds cf the
three kingdoms ate converts lo his^vohcy ; same d. sci ipiion The. tariff is so high "that impor-j
hence the secret o} his success. Ihe ,merchants, the cut cff; cons. qu. ntly, the American man
bankets, the jund-holdeis, and the ?hj^7ivfacturers, ufacturir has the monopoly ol the mirkel so /onr»
or the, bulk r>j them, approve of his sikie7n. and cn be keeps the pnre of the goods below \vhaf the
courage him lo proceed. do a portion of Ennjiihman ccnld import them for.
the most eruinent politicians—vuir. oj 4ich distinc ^ auihenticaUd fact, and one of which
tMtrntiont .V;Hc;:ses e>.-dlded to hif= skill , ot^lioations to that jouinal for valuable npd \\hex^\\ twn as the Duke of WeUinglan and Lord Lynd ,he manuficturer nimself boasts, that he can seH Un wt ot tne tore^cnmi/-
Hio >]>:;•(' is X.). (), Will!.' ilow of the I politicini articles of this d^'s.-nption. U iha^k w I da-pul ^ ^ —
M irislnft Jil - ctiiir^^L , hciL i for ca!!ir,^ our aitenfinn to mefltbaTC at an. Hnicr j cbangc oi measures can, arpTtsT’TrfWJn- r^nmyirTP;"^ ilTiirTnt^ appf'ar^Tial ine isngnrnTTurn^ mese resoluiiorjs was one and the suiae ; and iba:
t I'ii'e tirall I *• iriodera^
liemGVdi.
:.\ \\
rei^
reading the sketch of ii in the “ intelligencer,” we
have glanced cur ey»'s over the last “ New York
Albion.” (wiiich has just opened an exchange with
the Lnion,”) and we find the whole debate m its
columns, from which the •* National Intelligencer”
has. probably, made iis ah.«iinct. (Our own ex*
change wuh the principal I^ondon journals is now
( ’ALDWl^LL haf? removed - hop
“ 1 ;t‘'Iv oci iijiied by Mr.Watfon, on
■ '''r 'in™i'!rri.i'i>isc.,rc El.al!: ■> ol iii-'angini. ni, bin^ not yH conipUu(1 )
a li ( .
Slinsolittion.
O0>
r
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Vi»T
v.iU 1-1
, \
i
We find many rrmie sp'*ches in tin Albion than
are nolictd in* the Inlt ilig« ncer; and those of Su
Robei! i^'td and others lepmtrd more in extcnso
1 \V't‘ shall probat)ly hertalier give furthi'r extracts.
^ We also find the following interesting remarks from
; lh- edi’oi ol the ” N. Y All ion,” upon th» posiiion
• ol ihe j ’.nglish i^elnleI, and upon the resulis which
1 may be « xpected lo bt developed by the great move
menis of ihe Bntish people, an ! the lib* ral opinions
of ih(“ii Pi line Almisier. We put ihest? rtniarksof
ihe Ali>ion” in the foreground, because they fur-
^ niLh a ki y to the position of pjjti»*s in Kn_;land, and
„ , ,, i the anticipated rrsul'.s ofihese gjeat questions of free
li M r, TA\Lt)ll wouM n‘s])cct-1 , / . , . . ^
.*1. u. i I _ ^ 1 , trade and the protective ^ysKin.
sary lazatnn-..
oi. 1 nai il'iC present corn laws tend lo chcclc
iinpi Vt ments in ajjriculiure, produce uncertainty
in ail ia; ining speculations, and hold out la the ovvn-
tjs and tccupieis ol land, piospecis ol tptciul ad^
i vaiiiage wuicii Dity fail to secure.
I 4tn. I’nai Ihe House w’ll take the said*Iaws into
conaidtraiion, vMin a view lo guch caulious and de-
i.btiau atiangeuienis as in^y be mofcl beutficiui lo
all classes ol liiiush subjects.
i ne 5in reluitd lo souic aiieralion in ilie law of
^lai isn scuicmcni.
i nt Odi relaitd to a systenaatic plan of coloniza*
lion.
Tne 7th related to a more general diffusion of
education.
1 ne biu related lo nn extension ol religious aadi
moral msuuction.
The iJth movtd an adfl««8 lo i*er »ho
the con.rary, we may expect the rl^l^*oo.l) bill, and turers have asked and ('blamed the privilege of j bettering me conaitjon ot tue laboring class-
rr'ii^ent the Tim of IL\P-
.S TAYLt.)R i.-4 (l.bsdved. Those
I all and Keit’e by c,:s}i or Note.
' r V. ’1 present them Ibrtiiwitli.
.1. M. llAPPOi.DT,
M. }]. 'rA VL^'R.
tn
%
ily ; li^’r hifc' stTVicos m tlic prac
t'-'o i f Medi.-mt' to tlu‘ citizens oi* (.'liar
I -tti‘ • nd N icmi'y. liis (diit’e. i. the one
lor-lerlv (n'ou]ned l y th«' Clerk ol^the
V - :'t! or nt>rfh of the I'harlolte Drug
■It*
K c M-mitte I vO h
i la itl.iiil aittMiIuaj.
J:vnua'V.
*0
will
i-Oive
Iv
IlciSiOVill.
r“ 1 ,
1’
: li
; r.
'NLvS I'. ('ALl)WI
•.!»‘iiee t-^ M I. Wilf am
v'here hi* will h*^ luund at all linies.
prot
Froiii *di2 AlLion.
LOUn .*OHN RUSSELL’S RESOLUTIONS.
Uii lepeinsmg our files by the last steamer, we
see no subj'^ct oi so much imporiance, or that seems
so t ig wiih ('Vents of the future, as the subject of
debate a hicu place on Ijord John’s resolutions,
ii IS tiue that many of the Lomlon papers pionounc*
iliis (it bale a mere p;tc«* ( f patiy mai o.tr^ie, and
!!i’. ndtd lo show’ (di' my Lord John and his whig
adherents in a sort of gra:;d fn Id dtiy exercise, rath
the bill foi establishing new colit gt t. m Irt lui d, to
become laws ere the presenl st ssiothi losts. And
ill the next session^ should the pcace (J Christendam
remain undisturbed. U'c may Look forward to fur
ther relaxations in lh> commerciaL rode, to jrtsh
concessions to Ireland.^ and to a tvntinuance oj
those measures which Sir llobeit P(t' deems cs'^en
tiaL to the sajety. honor, gLonj. aai prosperity oj
the Briti'^h empire
AniJ now, wt rtspecl'.ully ask, v\hetiier, am:.!
tfnse signs of the times, her and abioad. f u >
flourishing condition ot manufaciuie’ in lh Ln;
States; amid the extravagant prohis iht y aie itU|.
ing ; amid the profitable exporiatiois ot our manii
faciures abroad, to coinpeit; with fore gn unpionci
ed fabrics, and the labor saving macu niiy whieti
we are invdiimg; amii iio itduced pnct s ol >tj
aoricultuial pitilucuons; amfd the '-vd%ances in En^
land, among Her ptopU and their .nimsieis, to » f..t
.^nd more libeial system; u hile fie; ioin fiom aiticom-
mercial *hackIcs seems stamp,d «:^on ‘h- ; j , , ,
and promises to bt come the grea' .aw’of the highest 1 . J .
impiovemenls of civilization,—can we stand quietly
reconciled to the act of ‘42? Can we rega.d it as
immutable as the law’s of the Mtdt s and l^ersians ?
Or. shall we not say, the act of d‘i can scarct 1_\
stand as the penitaneni system ol tnis great coun:ry
It IS too unequal in itself—loo opp'-t&?ive upon sonu
interests, too partial to ethers-toa favorable lo the
-ich, too burdensome to the poorer classes of the
community'?”
Or shall W’e not rather say with Air. Walkt i.
brmginii th»^ raw material into England, du’y | ^s. I', was impossible to sepaiate their Duysical
' enable them to rompctc v'ith the American manu i ri^iio.ous, moial, anc mlelltciual cundi-
facturer in thf> ( hmese and other ?narkets. 'i his six mai i*. was ir; vain lo aiiempt lo improve
Ct nts a y.iul uuiy. 'Utn. ;s no'tnng more than a hcMa out-, ii liit* other were neglLCted. He gavi; a
:v to tin inanulacturer, w’liich the consumer nas to I y tbe progress ol the national debt, And of
, ay for evt ly yad he u?» s- Thus the loidly man and showd iUeit eHeclt upon the laboiing
• ifaciuier is * nai l« d lo fill his pccktts at th^ expense -s;,j great r*duciiun m taxation could
till- p'oph W.' hav»- s* (i» fit at this t^ne to al-I *dace; 1 ir ojt o! '.he filty millions antiually
juised, n*arly ’."ie wMulc was wanted lo pay the in-
It le-il ol the tlel-t. i.:id niamiaio national lai'Ji; and
I not more than il.ice mi!i;ons c.ia be: savt-d, beiween
I itiu laoil cxtiavagaol and the n:t>L-l economical ptacc
From t'ue I’hilad^dphia Inqair::. | ti:abiishment. 'J'ue wages o: '.he laborer iiavc
ntver incieasi.d m prupoiii^n to the dcpreciaiiors
w» ich have tikeii [dace in ihe value of money
oilt U) llif ininnntun principle of the tanfT. and we
> all m out n xt. spt ak ol the .‘Specific and the ad
-• lion m [)'inciplts
AMERR'AN GOODS I.N i:.\GI.AND
A L ndon left r says that ih* Ameiicans,
not
■oMtnttd with supplying John Bull with tiet f. pork
I’oiion. tof’acc(i, ice, v\ood» n clocks, and numf ro'js
iiiiifr articles, are actually stndmg over sii'ttiiigs
mil shirtings—or *’cloihs,” as ihey are there ter
mtd. 'I'ne following paragra[»h appeared recently
'.LTi 1 .!> r«Mr»ovcd i -him as [»ortendmg any marked result fiom tne j tariff'—it 'must te reduced to the revenue
M.:.rris-.. 10 miles , ,55,,|{^ the vtM- takt n on it. Such, j .i' ’
luiind ; “ '
nil pi •!fes.'?ional busin ’5^^-
: ’ pia.nied widi I >r. a
i \
•d.
Perky ll.vcr.
- I ».
■e refi'rre 1
wlxre he h i?
_ I Ivcar
.^EEI>l€S,'%’ES,
PAINTS, PERFUMERy & FANGV
n- Philr.
?Erri->er I.a - rcceivcd d:re''t fr
1 1 t x’‘Mit«ivc u-'sorlinent i
was the ('pinion * r)ieiiained of it by meinheis of
I'ailiaintnl ihtms»lve'-; for we find that, on the se
cond night of the di^^ctission, the House was on the
point ot bt ing “coonied out,” as ihe phrase is, be
caust' 1« ss than f)ity mernbt is v\ere present.
13ut in the couise td the sp'a ches that w’ere made,
i)pinions were giv( r». and admissions made by Sii
Uobeit Pee! in rtlitirai to his view’s on free trade,
lhat fiave astrtnish* d ihe conservative party, and
I rought u iih ih* m the diieci apprt hensions o th»'
future. r>. !”s Wt ^kly .M* ss* nger. always a steady
co.iserva'iVO p per, an I hi-jh m the confi ltnce of
the paity. p:n ucut^rly lhat p nt'o.o ol it reprrs'-nt
log the lan i d propt iiy .>f the Icingdom, takes a
s'Ti )iis view ii i!ie state of
Ik- ri'emo r l^r having desert'd th||j|^HHpit
’ h’iii 10 powt'r, and calls on ihat pa^JJ^^Vandon
hiia. Set k anot.hc l. ader, anJ trust «o more lo his
prom’.' s.
' It shouM he boiD'^ in mind, tnfit ‘•Dell 6 ?»l*ssen
i:er is by n > means a viohnt paper ; on the con
' I'rary, U hac aiA-ay.' bri liberal and considerate in
i:s v*"WS and I's I r.iguage; but it unquestionably
spook; the smlimtnls ot the Duke of Richmond and
j ihe landed arisiociacy. This want ot confidence in
\ Sir R )beri l\ el hI ern gradually reaching its
■ pr(Stnt height; but it is the dt^claration oi the i-*re-
j mieV and ol Lnd John Russell in the debate, lhat
; has spread so much coriSternalion in t’le conserva
— — ; live ranks. Sir John lyrell said that Sir Robeil
CoinillOll Schools. ' p^el had los: the confi fence of the conservatives
n T.' V .ird of S ipetimi lul^mls of Common j II Uiai be tlie case,’ said Sir Uolr.-rt, -I «ill no', bfg
t'.ir M.clilenbiirp Counlv, .ind ih.ii | back that coofiJencc by ihe sliglnesi . xpie-ssion ot
standard
THE TARIFF OF 1S42.
Substaiice cf the article on (he tanjf. frnm the Clarks
ville {Tcnn.) Jeffersonian, Junc2\st^ lS4y.
As the time approaches, when the laiifTof 1842
wili be repealed or modified, it is important that th*
objections to the act should be fuily ixplained, and
ihe mystery with which politicians have surround
td the question be dispell d. Exj.erience piovts
ihe impossibility of inventing a sys t m of taxation
10 distribute tht* buiden tqually Ujion ail cla>s*s.
The demociaiic cr»-ed is to ta t^'.uh in picportion
to his wtalih; and the pest nt lardf is objecii-anabh ,
because it does not do tins, it ta.xs the ^^oor, fot
fnai, by me DanU itsii iclicn'act ol 17‘j7,and stcond-
l\,uySir LJobcit i'cel’s curiency bill 01 1818. iiord
/otiu dwelt largely on the sutijtCl ol tlx j^ccona ic-
toluiion. “ t^ume persons,” suitl fie *'s'.ill itlam the
ihLOiy that, wilhouL prt,iiction. ccriain bianclits oi
liidustiy carinol be iiiamtaintd. 1 do ihmk il iic
"i'ht Ami* lican brown cloth' are really substan- j cessaiy thr.l we should express one opinion or tuc
iial, and, to tht* hooo li r part ot a community, most | oihei ; euher let u? adopt the policy ol Mi. V ansit'
valuable fabiics Minchester cloths, of tfie sarro | mt, and piotect ali braiichtsol industry or agricul-
dt s>'I itiiions. are not to be compared to ’hem; and ■ ujie; or lei us abandoti that systtm as vicious an -
although the import duiy upon them be 10 per ccnt. 1 un=otjnJ. For my ovvn pari, I ilnnL thu system li
we could wish that our agriculturists would try j viciou? and untounJ.” John cited several
them, and show t^icreby that a maiket may be found j i*:-iteir.LTils I;oni Mi. «laJcluue s pamjdilet, lu shou
m I’nrrLind for American cotton coods, as well as , ihat ihe importation ot m:.i:u!acuires, unUer the rt;-
in England for
for Atilt i i:an
\merican cotton good:
and American provisions.”
i.’pri.'nig ne\v i-;,d l.u-'hi
^‘ ‘ ^
ii ( t V. u .-h are and (imuilir, and
;!,} ,.s 1 ^w a.' can l.c alVordOvl. Physician^,
I'rV'eenptr.ns p-ui v;p wah pare.-ular care. Every
irticle ‘.-id V •. r-ant',1 i » be‘as representiMh i ur-
cha^^t rs wi;; l.cr-' Ih.d ad the ncv and aj-proved
^ 11' d i:' i!)
Mr. J-L. IltMulerso; , iatc of Sai.sVurv. who has
^ j)] i«ruul: ' xperifHi’e up an apothccar%, wid b^ m
Ine Vh. p at all times to attend to the business.
r>ru-rs v.ill receive the most
\> M. fc. 1 .
rrom the Iliidimond T’Ttics.
IMPROVEMENT L\ MANUFACTURES.
Ciiiie a SIM has bten cieatid ai Lowell by the
lui.odnction of a new colton-spinning Irame, whu h
iias just been put into opf ration lluie li is said to
M quire but one/«//>/■ the power, and uill make
more yarn, and .01 more even twist, at about two
thirds the expense kinds of fiaims in
use.
The manufaclure of figured silk ritands is about
m be commenctd in Bangor on an » xt. n^ivt* scah-
No manufactory of the kind hastver yei b». n estab
iished m ihis country Oneofth* paMit s concernt d
(M« Voszei, a Swiss by birth,) fias . AT cn d a gteai
5-aving m the business of substituting ihe p.ower
loomlor nand labor; and it is said that a loom, cn
?iiuc'!*d on his plain, is capabh', w.fU th» os>i.>ianc.
1 h* pt iSon su[
lendms the machine can cf.ange tlie patt^:n- ;•!
pleasu re.
All
!:,tte, Marc.h26, ISlx
202 F
ihe bent fit of the rich.
Pt-rhaps nine tenths of ihf voters have nt vt r rea-:. j ot a gif I‘d't.-nly modi 1 a-e skill, of w^ aving ' fiir'y-s v
the laMflof 1812; and ptobably nme-nnihsof those ribands at the gam* nine i h* pit isoi
who have read it. do not unde-stand its operation
U ')!a;ts a Higher lax on the common n^ct ssaries
of life, used almost exclusively by the poor^. man on
ihe luxurit-s used by tlumore weali'.y Not xcust
has bef-n given for this Jifl .uivf. \. »'pt ihjt n i>
don*' to protect ■* xYmerican mdu>tiy ” Tfi*^ rKSU'.
IS brought about Lv colhc.ing itr iev»nn* 10 min
imum and speciJic.’^uA ad ol ad valorem ut.ii
dull s on coarse cottons »x[oam fiow ih
(duced duiKS cd lcl2; was nut uverwhelmmg, and
' that itjiivc manuiacioiI s ai= r.utu able lo bear n^
I against urti^n conijft-iiiion. '• if, then, thos'j prin-
1 cqilts were just—11 it wtTC right to reduce protec
I ling ilutiei wiil.in a mod-rate comp'ASs—w’fiy has
noi the tame couise h».en purvut.-a with .egard to
o>ii» r aiiicieS.ot more im{'0;'.i;ncc than any contain-
td m me lardi' i f 1844? Mv conclusion is, tha-
me sysit ni la uUogeitiyi \i iuus_. and tfiat v. e ought
lo abandon it.”
'1 o subsianliule Ijis t.tird rcsalu'.ion, :.e citcd the
coinpliiiit of l^iNiitr , liiut almough they have pro
u ciiuii of nmrtj mat} fjiiy per ct.a', upon thtj food Oi
^ihe petji»i», iht y tjave Uten m a state of diflicuhy,
and ii.ive ijt(n niiaLie 10 t mpl-v the regular num
0' i ul laL/uu :ci Uuiing the last ivvo ycai2 on account
t t t,iin.mi;x»i.a ..iKUiS. *• Mv ov.n opiniun i.s, sai-
L>iu •• tuut a smai;/ '..: Juty wctild be prc:
ej>*- .f to i f ’ilai'^ rcale ci dutv —even lo a vanish
-..g Jcah-. However, II I werr-u-lad irhtther I ihty^‘
i/iat It d'.sirable to have c-' y on comat r. t
i'h.
tJe
deption is made to appear so pl .us-bh.
i'rom the Natioaal Intcil •.t'criC-;r,
IMPORTANT DEBAT IN T'dE BRITISH
HOUSE UI CO'^.iMoNS.
A •• r’aif wU'L.*; i.iok ’^trac'- in the E; lUsh Hot;te o'.
^'Minoe.ins on ti**^ resolutions hrou£jhl forward ly
L- li y.-. n Ro>- ll on th* 26'h ol May las*, was
)us iri I's ndicitions. than
1 Miuu.ij us
is no!. Cold IS cr;e oi t!-'; u .sis’, attic.es *...
you can lax;
but, m m.ikmg chat.i:;.5
mtica» policy,
your com
i l;nv.v ih'^Lv:! :lr. is pfc:iuccd b^
(l> lU'.
'^os. d al-^raticn in iuw r f parccliial =c':. ’
i'.,g^sh p'
hitps mo • pt'tleni
roW.erw’MCTklenbiirg, lierfby j regret for the c'.iirse I have takfn.' Tur
' to attend a nu'ctiojr of the Board ot the new Lord Jo!.r> R'i?«e!!. he said, • 1 folly admit
^•fhniise in Charlotte, on 'rhiir^day the2Uh tnsi', , pijiiciples involved in the second and fhird
I'rit*' sections o! the *acl whic-h ret- r to fatftcs read j ,,,y c'f. i u men ms 1 Ut iy occurred 'Pnert were
* nt> iirontdiait and ir*a 1 k d C(-nst q»n nrt s fiAvmg
' on. iht d haL»-. but. m the cou^sr^ of the sp-eclys
xhich w It made, opmi )ns wtre (xprssed by Sir
R >be-ii i-*t t 1 m r.Iaiioii It) free trade, uhich liav;
part
notifi
Court ho7ise
at 10 o’clock, HUTCHISON, Chaircran.
TTlveian Grove. July 9, 1845. » • u
rc V School Committees, and olhf.rs having bo*
V trMOKact vvitb the i^oard, are requested to
BinOFSto trdneaciwioj * ,
?*t'CDci above. f •• f
Turning to
all th-
resolu
lions’ Kow', ihfS-2 resolutions declare, first that
all laws imposing prcicciivt duties impair ihe effi
racy of labor; and, secondly th.it the present cnrn
laws check improvenents I'l agriculture. 1 hfse
are held declarauoa?: tut what Lord Jchn ‘o
as follows:
• Provided, That all manuf ir:urs of cotton, oi
of wnicb coiion is a compontiji part, not d\td. col
ored printid, or staintd, not excetdn g in valut 20
cents j>er squaie yard, and if dyed, pi inted, coiort d
or siamtd, m whole or in part, not exceeding n.
value 30 c nts per sq iare yard, sr.al! be valueu at
30 ct nts per square y i‘d; excepting velvets, coida,
moleskins, fustians, bufTilo cloths, or goods manu
facltjred by nappmg or raising, cutting or shearing,
not exceeding m value 30 cenis p r square yaitJ.
and a duty be paid thereon, sccorJingly ’ —‘.hat is,
' ^ -,u>idt n
H.s p:
I ti.enl relates to tech’^ncalitics in 'he
I law’s, vvliich are. l.^ippi.y icr u.:.
; thiS country.
: 'i ;.e res *uUo:i ^prc..:i z c '
j h;.v-j it»'-reiiCe pa;ticu ar.y to ■ i i-^a
: 'Pi.e i',*i,.s?;!y f r a riore gtn^ ial
! ( duciion is n:aJe ( vi ient l-y the 1 •'
und^rsto
^.'f the cmr.in:;!;
jierksh
i d;ii'.si''i
•, ing siat». riif r
li U
i2:i
V. t.
fi l’"l th.- hu>t.-lc.n.'l .-i.n.-=Hv.tiv.- part) with c.-5t!5«., ‘ !- i-l.:rer,i,a F.tsfi'.ia
. ,itji> diHit'i iiid i|*pri-*i'n*nn us to Ins lilt'll? prilicy ‘ * - .u.*.. ...
Bell s Weekly Messenger. on» of th** leading? organs
dtnouncea ih* Premier for havinfj d»'
he asiune^
»1 ihai paity
s ri d nis [>arty ; calls upfMi the party lo desert htm
and ask'. L i' nt*i now tim» foi evt ry section of
nt' ron.M v.tiivi paity lo look around ih^m for a new
ix;an ?■’ B il’s M 'S*n£7» r is bv no means a violent
paper, but it i5 undersiood •':* speak ihe sentioatnts
shi-*', one half ’.\e,i np.^!-le lo ua:..
Ul ine crimina’';.i L‘‘-n‘igs'i.rv. _ t .vO'.fi;iJs:
unablt; lo read.
Of the Ciiinir.alr in Dernnshirt-. 0 ?t ol sf-vrn’y'"rt.
ofi; nders under sixteen yarsof age, only four conia
rtad well,
lu Cisex. one-half we^e in t?!a! igncraga: