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If. WEBB, EDITOR AND WSOPESsiTOl!
Volume X.
HUMHISIM liC, COMUIIUA COtXTV, IM. SATURDAY, OCT
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT.
bum ii twv. ok Main, a fkw doors bi
low MAKivKr iiiREi:r.
The Ol.UMULl DEMOCRAT willb
jiii'iliikfii ecer; Saturday morning, at
J'.t'i) DOI.I.Jl US per annum jiayubh
h Jf y whf in advance, or I wo Dollar
Fij'tif Cen'ts,if not paid within the year
So subscription '"ill betaken for a shorter
oerio-l than Ax nunths; nor any discon
tinuance. pi rmUted,unlil all urrcarages
are disrhanrrd.
d I) Villi Tl SEMENS not exceeding a
sijiiare. will be conspicuously inserted at
One Dollar for the first threeinscrtion.
,. I T,ie.,it'u-fioe cents for everv nvbse
intent nseriion. try A liberal discovn
I . . . , i i . . 1 1.
made 10 lllOSe. WHO (I'lvnunc iiy uir y.
',E f'TERS addressed on buines,niml
be post paid.
COLUMBIA I)E.voi;mt;--4
C
TUTOR E R 3, 1810.
' Dull L). KAIL KOAL) IKON.
The Danville Democrat of August 7il
1810 contained an editorial article under (In
above heading, charging upon Mt. Dtekin
on of Jew York an attempt to permit rail-
road iron to bo imported f:ee ul dmi am'
tlenoininated it, 'an additional slab at otu !
infant K ol Road iron manufactories.' Tin
nl.iio nrp;iniri(T nf ihe nrlii'lu nua ili .i tu.
liberate attftnpl had been made by Mi
Dickinson lo establish free tiadein raiNrrmi i
iron; and that the fuel exhibited anotVtr in
stance of the amazing and outrageous wick
cdness of Inenfycoiatn! The fact hnwrvcj
tli at Mr. Dickinson's motion was in th
shape of an amendment lo a bill introduced
by Mr. Evans of Aaine; the fict that Mr
Evans had introduced and supported a In 1"
to remit duties on rail-road iron imported.
ihe fact that evei V IVhior in ib Spnuip t in
one, voted in favor of thai bill, and that Mr
Dickinson and most of the other Di inocrai
jc Senators voted against it; and the f.ic
mat Air. wickinsoii d amendment was ouvi
ously offired to embarrass tlm biil on it)
pannage: weie quite unnoticed! Theht
facts were matters of little concern, when
so.ite prejudice was to be raided by seler -ing
a single fact from the proceedings ol
the Senate, and by perverting it and omit
ting to mention the accompanying ft.cts tha
qualified and explained it- it could be midt
to sub'erve political purposes!
In our paper of August we exposed
the deception of our neighbor' ar;icle ant'
tliat too in the mo3i fair and unexceptiona
ble, manner. We copied his article cniiit
into our columns, and underneath, gave tin
proceedings and votes in the Senate, upon
the subject: so that bis article and be pu'j
lished facts appeared in contrant, both pre
sented atone view, '.u the eye of l!te read
er. This exposition of ours appears to have
been sufiieienlly gilling lo call forth an edu
tonal rejoinder in ihe Danville Deinocial ol
August 'ZS.h and ( in contiet;ion with a sun
ilar snide to ours in a neighboring print. ) a
furious at tide frcm a correspondent of the
earns papfr under the date of Sept, 4 h.
These articles we now propose to notice.
The editor chaiges upon us, that in quot
ing from the proceedings of ihe Senate, we
'carefully excluded the votes on Mr. Dick
inson's amendment.' We did no such
thing! The yeas and nays arc not ivcn in
the published proceedings and cousequeiitl)
we could not 'exclude' them, in making om
tj'iot ilions.
'J'he currespondcnl seems lo ihiuk tint
Mr. Evans's bil was 'eminently wise and
just,' and Mr. Evans himself, 'an honorablt
Senator, general!)' acknowledged among ail
honest it eensible men, to be chip r,f the firm
esl and most intelligent friend of the pro
lective policy.' We are qu'ue willing thai
Mr, Evans should should wear all his lau
,els, and thai they should be unfading. Y'i
ire willing moreover, that our neighbor and
ais correspondents should eulogizi him to
heir hearts content. Hid mourn over his rt-f b lew; it was special legisla.ion. If n;",'m"'f" ,rtp c"3e ''g M cii)
irement from the Senate lo ihe walks olLas pmt er to remit duties on rail road iron' the mi"1 ,han oll;er ?vtguuf: a",;
..-. .. ... i. it.) ..
irivale life. But, upon this particular sub
ject of Kiil Road Iron duties, perhaps
be merits no great degree of commer.da
lion.
Ife ?ay, and the journals of Congress
prove it. lint ver since 1812. at every ses.
linn, Ciertiee Evans. W lna Senator from
name, iii5 ocm engageu mi euori in pro-
iiie rail road iron lo lie imported free uf
luty orlo remit du'i's on importations al
emly made. S.mielimes the lull tins hern
-pceial, and sometimes general, sometimes
i has been fur particnlar companies, and
nmetimes for nil impoiting atati' and corn
panies eonii'iiiiiea it In applied to future
i nporlalions ant! nomeiimr lo pafl.
On ili 2 Istt .f tVbru.ry I9H, Mr
f'vana rcporni Iroiu the coinnilaei: on Fi-
uaiiee lo the Senate, a bill, entitled, an air :
pnmn.rgmr inn irmimn in .nay on ran
: I : f . 1 . . c 1 . . . 1 (
i
road iron. The following were its proving
1st. I ) wiipnever anv ml roail iron
C , . . , . . . ,
rPiliIt' r.i lion bIuv.JJ Iwi ....., I .i .i.
v . 1 iui u d v nimuiu U tl 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 M ( 1 1 1 1 1
live yeara thereafter by any suic or ineoipo
rated company, nod should be a.'Uia'ly luii
Iixvn within three years from the d ue of it:
nortaiion. ii tdmtild be DUTY FIlliE,
'iptm the mere payment of fees and expen
M. 'Am in ca.e of .II nil-ro.J iron im
ported suh.sequnt lo l l July I8:i2, that bad
"een or ehonld be, laid down within three
Seirf afier V importation, tlie du'ies pqj)
-hereon should be hf.fuxdi-u out of ib
Treasury of the United Siaie; anil ifibe
- lilie were nnpiid, all bonds given for their
payment should be cancelled and discham
01!
This was Mr. Evans'a bill, tnd il 'delines'
li position," fur tlie Ust five years, upon
'he subject of lail-roal iron importations
lint, upon the 2Sih. of May 18-11, he sub-
milled amendmrnts to the foregoing bill, for
-iriking out 'five' ye-irs in the firsl section
mil inserting 'two' years ite. &e. Thcsi
intendments were olTeicd, he said 'with a
iew of rendering the bill more acceptable
o those he expected would oppose it.' II
diviouslv, was in favor of iih bill as ii
imiui u il i uu agceu ,o come sr.gi'i amiuu
uentsi n order to gain a Klilionil U port.
On the II th. June 18-11, this bill was do
ealed in the Senate, L"t it be noted, tha
n (he 20th March lSlt, while .Mr. Evam
as piessing his bil!firo;igh theSen luMr
Meniek presenl'd 'the memorial of the
New York mid Maryland iron and coa
:oiip.iny, in the county of Alleghany, Ma
ryland, in which it was re;m senied tha
they had expended some $500,000 I r tin
establishments of rail road and other im
prove ments ihere, with the view of rr.ieriug
'xtensively into the manufaetnre of iron f t
rail roads ite. and lliut .'hey would be ii hit
id manufacinre 10,000 tons uf rail mad i:on
, j c i annum, of e(iia! value and quality t.
the foreign article, audio furnish n as (heap
is il could be produced fiom any quriiter.
I the in i i IF on that article was not reduced. '
Mr Evens' labors at the Scs.-ioits r.
1813, 1815 and 1 81 G in favor of Iree trad,
m rail road iron, wewill not here examim,
r out article will become unreasonable
long. Any one who is desirous of uirsu.
ing the subject, can consult the record.
The Editiir uf the Democrat and bis cor
responde.it hoih alledge, thai Mi, Evana'r
bid of this yeai; was only to mnii duties
in mil road iron purchased in England ri-
or lo the p issag" of the act ol 181',!, urn! '
imported short!) after th ii ai t we nt into oj
ration. Now wheiher tins w a exacilv
.be character uf t:e bill or not, is doubilu!.
U'e have no copy of it in refer to, nor i
its purport very disun.",ly iuuirai.-d in i'.e
proceedings of the Senate as published. Uu
Mr. Evans in explaining tb bid Aug. 4-h
180, says; the bill is inte.., d lo remit i!h
lulie which have accrued upon importa
tions of tail road iron already laid down, in
which is if ally lobe laid down,' Agaie,
Aug. 5'h he said; 'they i!id intci.d by tin
bill to ierr.it the duty on the ligbtei rai's, b.
auso they had been brought jn. V.e im.
ports free hereafter, were to t,e ror.Jlntd to ()
the heavier nil. I brse i xpressions would
ludiciile that the t ill was different from
, ,, . , . I
what our r cigbhor imagines ii lo have beer,.!
: , . . c
Uu', at at y lair, it w as a bill for itie t entfic
why not remit them upon all other articlctT.
W hy not'make the law general, no us to't
pply to all interests alike? And if it was
proper lo remit duties on paBt importations,
why noi on tboso for the future? Special -
legislation is always odious, bivmiso it in
wav ini mi. I.e oishumn mIhh.',! ipui.I
me interests oi I ho rouiiir vf ami slioii'tl lie.
alow special favor upon mum. Neither'
should il give iioiimieaor iinininuies one
yeir, and piess exactions ihe next, (Irani
ing therefore, for the sake ol ariiiincui, hi
out neighbors facis, how stands the case?
Why tliat Air. A'v.his'h s m ial, pr,i,il, bill,
was proposed lo lie made, by an uir.end
iiie.nl, general, impiriiil and .inilnrin, to far
ai regatdeil importation nl'rnl ro.nl iron
I J j l , ihe arneiidiiieni of .M r Dickiinon w
obviously (ill'"red, with unfriendly mirii(ie
u,, the bi U w , )W (
iholishing dmirs alioSHih.r mi mil ro.d iron
IrtP ill.". I'nlnra .,!,! .1,.. V . I!
hi,.,; . ... . , .
i l a 1H 4 Mill, m ;) in P Ll ll ft I 11 lll-.l r,,,,,
I .will-. "II I. IV IIMM IMII Mfgi .d
II'
I I , rt .
ct;ii v k 1 w in mil utwi in.' m
w a 1 ( 11 u 1 1 1 & is 1 1
this year was probably shaped with an eye
o that fact. Hint then would be the effect
f adding such an amendment as the one
proposed? W liv the defeat of the whole
project; and this was clearly the intent with
blcli the ameiidmel was offered. H'e can
lurlher, but repeal what we have 6aid bcfori
bat Mr. Dickinson and most :i the Dem
icrsis voted uo on' the passage of the bill;
md thai neithei Mr. J), nor any other Dem-
ciatie Senator since 18 12. has iniioduced
proposiiiuus into the Senat-i to remit duties
hi rail road iron imported, or to orovide foi
ree trade in that iiitiele hereafter. Such
impositions have invariably procredrd from
(enijie ; vans, W big Senator from the Slate
ol Maine.
in 1811, upon the question of the p.n
sage of Mi. A'vaus's biil of that tear l.en
'A oudbury demolished this principle of re
mitting duties or the benefit of Corporj
uons, in a lucid and powerful address to
the Senate The doeltines ol ihat address
can never, bv ingenuity, by sophibtiy, or
ny any txertion of talent, bo successfully
nhaken or overturuad It stands and "','
-linn iiuuu ,w...v. ...u uuiin ii-tie con.
luuve argument upon this subject. As it
s short we extract below the greater portion
I it, and will now conclude our observa
ions with the single remaik, t!u this dis
cission was not begun by us. Our neigh
uu opened his butteries upon the ojipusiie
iariy at a point where his own forces are
uluerablu In attack, and Uierb is no safe
ourse left for him and his but to abandon
-lie unfortunate position, wlmli in ll.e h.i.-;e
ii d fever of their wriih ag.i'nst De:;.ociai.
iliey have utithiiikii'g'y chosen.
En vi tie I'r cc dings the Siuule,
11th f June 1MI
.Mr. WOODliL'liV Haiti, 'III! as the
yeasainl nays wool I duob-l-b-i lie called
ijion the )is'fte of this bill lit! -.vi-lidl
to sl it e i noiili lo -how ihe I f as-ons (oi
liix apposition ol the nieas.ii'i',
Ho was oVutso lo Ih $ii ie:ii..s.siuiis ol do
tes to rail road coi poratuuis as long ago
.s i3'J, when be rniidc a lepnil to tin
House til Represent Jlives, showing ih'
sonteihiiig l.ko iluee ami half n.iliions
ol money had at ih ii linn; bes n vii Uni
ty given lo tin m by the g.-tu i a! govt r i
iier.l, 11.: I tic ii vitwtd it i as a frw
ub-cr:jil.vii, t.r doiuiiou lo t!,o-t tstab-li-iill
t 1,1s. 'Ii...- iv a- I i.l pi.--: ,r, .!!(. on
tie ground nil- ly thai tlcy 1 1; u.-..
!ul lo ll.l e. ii. n Only. O l.i i f.'lj.i.il.,
lion." wcie al.-'i o-i. lu ; bu' that was r,,-
lilTicM lit . t a-oii lor lat
vi I." to I, i ol lli' in ,
aod j--r : l la
in, it v . uig
ed ;liat, by tin ap.-iiing tr.ii.-poi laiiuii tl
i:,sselig" IS ail, I lliercllMit! Ie, -is ll tli.util
( was by lln sl load-, mid iiie chi ojiei
l..k;l.;if thiol, all li, c lo.iinlJiil'y
A.'if g .iners. S ich, l.utv-r, w. s ll.e
Ci( w i' ti sri'it and tle&n. boa's o;i ot.l
liter-, lakes', sound.-, snd i-ci ar-c, hich
hen lion h'liog f; ee, wi-uld diiy and
iirfhoih i) i sons and thirii-j much
lower lor the whole country.
Sl. . fir ll. ,H.I-..ll. iKil urn i., i. n.LKl I I, lidi
fc.. .... i... , vl . hi in. elf I r. Ilil.rii ,in, n
.
railioads generally, whose iron lis beei,
B "
l,5tv are ""u,y 'tmse corporatiowj, oi
a perfect monopoly agaiiiti Un rest ol
community, not allowing them, e
ven for reasonable lolls, and limit r safe
regulations, to put on cars for either 1
hI psserei ti or niei c hamlisp Nor a
jH ik i
le'ure, any n.ore than are hip, o
ou-lis, and vvanoii.
Hill I,,..'. I,, o l I. r
uiriurj i iki ucaiiocs ol ar'i
rienls 1 hue answered, I eiiieiiaiu th
lollowiiij; pec fi d objHfiKins:
ri ...
I'iisl. I he ni, a, urn m a bad one in .
fiscal poiol of v.ew.Ii h -S . (,( ()(ly ui
MIllllOIIK ICoin till' II. B.llrf i, I., r,
j ii I, ,! Iii, i .... i i . . i
""iiicim iiiifj ladliii!- in m I-
I'lom il ishile vc u,e deeply in deb'. Ye
urpn.-iij; as M may seem, one of Ho
riio.il pliiusiljle ainunieois piessed in fa
vor of on- giviiijj awny mure lo ll en, i
bectise tVe i.ave ahe.dy given so much.
I confess I ti 1 some Shies ami ennm mien
I
'i pe.ir :0 hive ven'ond on new woik.
"ndei an expeeia'ion that they rnighl b
"e:.i;d as lib rally uslhir pr edt ce.-or.
Hut this ar-nriienl as In g Ua, u f0 , , u
nai. ly, would lasi lorever. and lorn. ai.
t-i mony f ihe original tenons for th,
H I
irif x Ii i.l
IIH mi..iir. . - I, ,,, ,,,, ,, ,
-ouno poimc ii pi iiiciiles,l)er.m-e M km .
1 . .1 I . .
rs the laiiiTao uneciU I Ijv. i I i,,,, ...
this lespee! heavily on ll.e lool, f
. "
iciil'ure, and on commerce, and ll, .
pour, bin tx ii'p'inn ihe ru n. hmd, n-
mg the anvil, and rhain, and ;. c, bir
leheving the iron nil which belong- k.
nrorporat-d wealth. Ii t not lhal c r-
lOCati ins arid i rid i vidua
als do not )os-c
l I.-II .X.J
he lijjii lo be neb, ami i0 use Pi. ii
riches lor gim, as ihey 0'in (he E,
in the case of many pnd'nabln railroads.
I'ui il is thai Ihey have no claim lo ex
elusive favors or pi ivile.nsin ihe use ol
'heir foiln"s over ihe humbler median-
ire is had, bee.use il adopts ihe ike
M ine of absolute fr-e I rtle in respect ti
ilt oad ii on, ami no other, IIo wa
a'iinsl this; as such a couisa noi onit
lolales Ihe duly to nuke ihe lariff lux
efju-,1 ami uniform , but nnkts a di
crimination ol freedom from duly :
is as iviong for one ch.ss of inn rests i.s
i would be in oilier cises to rit'ika a dis,
i uriinalion of bounties or protective ini
ois's in lavor of mn cIjs of i nteresls,S:
ig-iinsi all oiher.
Junlier rourse is cnnlrsry lo tha fns.
:lem, ills ol ju-lice and political eeono
'ti y . lie went l.yr modtraie and pio
t).)i lionate laXe-. on iinpor , -is well a
o'I'.er prop'Ttj', nirl im all iron alike.
lu lelieving the S.-nilp !r o) Ijrlher
rem ir!i. lie In gr d pn misiioii lo rau
(ion the numbeis against (ho z-jal tnn
impoi lontly of si If inleresl in all case
l.ke Ibis. Tl. y n ingle insensibly ir
tlie niin ds of many l.ouesl men, en
hey alinisl pi-i-.i.ide lioir uu hoc", a:
.veli as oiiiers, llial jitjlil (; con-i t imiioos
done iiill ienci? tliem, when gain whs'
i bey k n 1 1 .1 ci 1 1 i r giin 'n Ihe ci-icl
i, oiivc; ai-.'! i : . 1 1 i i ! , ligliifolly, if yi.i
..Isa'c, in , pnvjtu VlfW,.isg t,c! Ii .'
(.in. II. i' -. t '!i i ii ' r r c s! i.s ii it t i.til'ei
hi Q.ij spr rial piil.iiL' liulu'geoce or I i;o
boimiii.s.
T'io following i.il!e, given by i),e X. Y
Express, tl.ows i!,e coiiijirative t xporiaiio
in 1815 and 1511, lima f.r, ol w b-,1 may b,
.'.'I'.ed, in tirw ol its great and n.d-Jeii i i
.lease, aimofi a new aricls i f t-xpor
rye:
1S45 18!5
..'nnunry Nona I 't.r.QS bushels
I'obua-y do di
March do EJ.4G7 do
Apiil do fi-:,!M da
May d.) 4i,038 do
Iinio do 63.:i07 do
.Inly do 7fl,767 do
August do 41 9SJ do
Scptr-nilirr do d,
Ot lokr do 4(i 28 do
Xovemler 10,169
Jlecrmt.cr 10,719
30.917 biiiAeU
The weather is getting cool. Im a fir.'
THEM ONLY MARKET
U'e
e were inlei ( -n,.,! y, s , ,,!av
oL
a; ntiT m nl,l o,..i. i. i
ii mu,k noi.i, ; pom i in: i, (i A
ri,,e "-iles and pnc.., ,f y,J( k, j(,
hHCiiyjuil.en yt, ,,. Tli(.
"M dune at ihannnu vvs verv h
"d "he a.noum of prop, r y mv,I)IV,..
D by i ii...,,!.;,,,. .... , i.
' "'" 11 i'-iiO'.veu Can
betMIN,H,(. Trie !, book pos-
Hiou ul prtfi able ,,n Clio,,-!),,
Mil id Ii.,.. . . i
" " n, 'o ninny, hi
""'"P- "'Ml;e U,. healtl,!,,!,,,,
W'v romrr.Mii! I !, 0 f x.
"f ('(tees I,,;.,, from ,1 ,,! c,,,",,,,,.
'1 "Hi prices row, i (be special alter.
n ol soch of our n adi aM a, tl.ir, k
. I .
imo ,o lorinne lits ilin.Uj.fi Unk
s:;t c
iia'i'ji.fi.
...... . ls'J': s-pt- J SIC.
"' -'uvigauoti HUavn VI j
d' do loans
13
Mi
71
a.J
-C-Ul.vkl'l Av. shares,
Uo 1,0 '"".
113
u b hare.s
pcnuvlki'l LanA
,,,IIIIU ,,.,(,1
'JJ-
I . . .
-H.-iihijica
CO l
510 201
ll; 4'.'
C6 f,0
53 41
rji CO
su rj
C'-' 23
Ti 4i)
t"J f;(y
100 CS
'''""Olvania
''M" Mltl'ankv
loiiicicial
.Wl,ril Li,j:rtit,a
s nuluvurk
u''-ern
-""'f "d dix-hanic',
J!":va,"i",,"il;
I i.imiu uu l eiiuncssCL
...
Hauler 131;
I'litii lers' 15k. Mississij'i.i
wraim cult i,s
-liii-iillural ',11
Viclisbur 7
-I
Alrno! i hsr only bu.k storkslhal com
'nadil any thing ,ke ihe .sniH pi ires i,
lie market now thai ibey diil 10 yen-
.ii.'l Aid llm.'o 1' ,1 , ' I , I )
he .Viuihwaifc, and the jr Hi Amu-
e.T Tliu nock and loans of th,
Camden mil A in hoy UuIiohI, and th
'oans of ihe Cny, niB !su ,u,., n
-a me pi ice as ihey went in 1S:W 1
r aching the greaidi rl.ne .-how n -bof i
is painlnl lo rt llecl how maiy lan.ilrs
who tui short years ago were m
"nee, fuiroumled with ul! comfori
ini loxuiies of MIp, n lying in finder
enniiy on their inv(stn,eiil in siod.',
i-ive; by tliu great i.yul.-ioo, been redu-
td to pt nury ami want. Si me w
:lioW ll.He aie who lodo in Calliges
Iiat bate bec li foi c cl lo ii si.n lo m, ln
.1 e mpl. y ii,t i-,is lo supply lliew-btlves
wi'l, b:t;,d, ami hundred- havo ben,
. ompilltd to somler rliMi.-lied tssocia
'ions, ictire fiom s.eieiy, ami pursue
ife in a new and ln.m '.ii,: r ,.!ieM .Toes-.
-re Some (1 the maniftM ron-i r;ut r.ce
of .-'ork dealing, and llit.ugh with tin
i : . . . i. . .
i -i i- ii.ei r.M tu khik r on tiiry ni.t ex
cite lulie roiiHiiiser niio" , to the j'iilan
!nop;M who lot ks 'o the ciu-dml ,c,,t-
j ii tl uu in ill si.fj-i ii. g wliit I, th. v iiivulvt
hcie is fiod f.-r pi'y lor ti c- pis', ai.d
.riii-l nf el ! t!i it v.iil s iir,.i! all ll s
. I '.hi to pit yt.nl Ii... it i , c.,j ii i, cij Ik, i
'C I'l OM'.
Tlielf I;-,? riot hi ' ll ill,.- .!,:,!. of
ie sin '.-. ilui .iii Ho ; ( , ,. i,M.i. I.
.i.niM'h' i .N w Yot k r !!.!. i.i'v, ami
' 1 1 I U I at'le ail. oil :i 1., al- c.'i'ir.g Iii ty-
rydj) Ii om i at lou-. ji ii s c I .his cuiin-
v.
I'Viigbt a N w Y -rk. m i!,-' si rpt- w
Pi ur and Gi i.i,is i i pi . -ei. . .1 a- ..,u
Vi'ri-ls ire w.,nieii ,i 'J- C f..-i
1 on 'o L vei jinu!, SO !. ! mi
il 8J It r grain to Ely. , j.o Ledger
. 17.
t.,7 I'he Wliin c ni.1,.1 , e (.,- . ..,., lily.
.ce learn, h is ukei, iiie li. id in ii-,h.i.i, a-,,f
s bus-ly pig:ii-, in fie emp.oi on m i.l
l ii-kballing tus Deinot ratie enu.peoii.r. I.
Iocs not look we'd to sea a ciin!id..'o too
totsy and venomous 'gni,,si an oj.pogiug
nficliitalB I'he pub!te, in such case, an
spt to inspect lhal private interest and ani-'kiil V.dtev Furnace has btui b.,,.. n oat ir.
nosi;y rather than p iblic, eoiisidcrati ins.jco- siipin.ce id the pissae of ihe new laiiif
way hid conduct, and piompl bis i-lo-!'aw
pjtnce. I 'I tiie ie an trior. Long befc;s lLaf bill
WHAT IS THE ISSUE;
I' noi ur.fr. qitcntly happens, in the.
rul of a rase where a sinje,plai broad
'I'1''"""' 1" ('rescued, thai a number of
'!se ami collateral issue sre in'roilur-l
h'oogh the ingenuity ol com.-i I , fr . e
l.urposrt of leading ihe minds jry
'ry from the mailer ra .11 v i j.,Jtl .
Sod. in ihe course which is n iw r ur
i'ie.1 hy ',o Whig party, will, .lf. j
enlioii of deceiving lb.- people. Tney
re dragging in questions of rational
policy, wii. a view of excniog sec ion-
il P'lj.idioes and carrying p.,riicul. r !:..
"i(s by u i generous s:i.,t,,gems. Tnry
te afraid lo meel ihe hold, bioad q-ics-im)
of Djnioency or Whiggery, but
're sub dividing ii into a thousmd mi-
.or ami irrelevant n)3tier.,arid dirccirg
ihpir whole b;,ncry of misrrpresei.ia
'Km and sophis'ry now al ibis point jp.K
K-tv at liiai, m iiS va;n m,f)e ,tial
'he pe( p!e wji ,rr into I lie spiri. .,;
this o.ie-siile enntpst and ihr.-.u- ,.,i 1, , .
c,ps pt each prcler.ded vic'ory.
' iiiist thai ihe sierlii.g Demoeiary
ol tl.i- Si.te will not be misled by this
piniile species of q'lixoMsin. and indue.
ed lo cast away the dearest privilege ot
Irei men lo exult a party that has Dj
sympathy with ihe labor of i he coti-ury
wheiher il be employed in agr iru 'Hire,
ihf mechanic arts, or commeice. Tha
vote th'(l) is once given, cannot be re-
clled, ami the repentance o a lifetima
cannot annual Ihe inju y whirl) will hj
p, I'jielialed by a lash t x-icise of ihe in
est.mahle righl of tufJiage,
The bioad issue pr scuied 'm, are yoo
i) favor of Jemocracy or Whigg-iy a
govc-inment os'ribliilied bv and sorii "
villi the people, minis'.cring to their
vanl and iiMtndi ig ll.eir good, or a gov
ern men', which, ovei locking the m.i.
ie, will li'gi!,,le foi Ihe piivil g"d c las -es,
create monopol i s Uading ujioti a n
i, fitted and ficiitivus c ipi tal. ind tl at, t.y
he . ri'..,.iiy of'.hc indu-iiy a. (I oppi i'.
uui'itsot mn kin '. Dim. Ui,i,;n.
Til J M'iW TAliM'V.
WliaMvcr i'j'iry may he iiiflo-it d .--n smi. -br
uicl.is of indiisiry by the pro-pi r t; - ,
l.aiige of duties, it is a ma ler id rejoicn &
o a!) but tinirbid politician.-, that tin: on
il iciures ol wt o'.l.m ioo Is haveeiiliiely ri
tovcrid from their l ite p;.i;-i.; Wi.tjii: a
week every lleece das been b.j.ight up i:i
his inarkel for actual use, and the fuu-r
iorts of wool are advancing in value.
S.iiiuiel Lawrence, the celebrated nianu-
taclurir t.f L .well, inf.ii ins us thai he Ins
used one million of pounds of wool this
year, that he is jusi stalling another mid,
h.u will consume 7()ll,(!00 lbs, more; anJ
since ihe passage of the new tariff, h i-i
lyii-g the lounda ion of a new mil., on nn
enlarge. I scale, winch will use uo two nn -
i
ton o: pounds nioro anniiallv.
Hire we ha'e ihe evidence t.f a person
if acknow led-e.l jiidgmini, which m, si f(.i
l ie.t all fens foi the s..letv A: l'ier..pid .n
ciCase "f al I ;at ohm inionaui hriich of
.iiclafiry, that was given up to ri.nt by ihn
piinu inukurs. Tlie eoiton factories nrn
e.mfess?.! b) dl lo be out of danger. The
rou men of this Stale aie not at all al.ii mini
dole .111)1011,4 l.ke present .rices rn'e in
i.'ocln.d. E.try day u a.ldmj to the. I. a
,1 ui.ir.uf.icturt is, w l,o, on calm rtfl.ctiofl,
-rvti.oru iSit'.r Ute l.ara entiri-iy iiound-
.'SS
I ti h coal panic, ion, is blowing O e,-.
'Sioji ir.y co tl,' h.i.- dianijed imo 'u by don'i
'.nn t.sh loiwaid in coa;." .'!: ... t,..,.- ,'.
-.T, cultural HiL'resI IS i.njirin,. ; i"
-i.,lil, allies, meals, all ,.,
i.,n:-y, too, nii. tr ll.e i-e-.v .
in come plenty, mid our haui.s ;i , . ... ..-
neUcK lu a condition ol ;ierl, c, .u .' .
The I'ui 1 1 y Furnace. V.
lias hi I ll tllti i-led lo c hi , : -., i.
kill couuiv p'.prr. iii...!) in., ri ... . , , . .