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na,sed for protection, and not for revenue; they
y.rs imposed to protect our national 'ndusiry' to
.,ect domestic manufactures from the rulnous ei-
g Of foreign competition. He could not there
me consent to their repeal. He would collect the
,pyeuue for one important object, the protection OF
onr manufactures, and send it back to the people
who paid, for another equally important object the
mproyement of their country.


By adopting this policy. you will prevent measur-
obly the exhausting and injurious effects OF with
drawing annually from the pockets OF the people ten
millions Of dollars, aud putting it beyond their 'each
hy this means three millions OF it will be returned
% its ordinary channels Of circulation, promoting,
at the same time, the most important national pur-
poses--the permanent Improvement OF the internal
condition of our common country.


There were many other strong considerations IN
favor Of the Adoption of this measure. which 1t was
unnecessary, at this time to urge upon The attention
of the House. Enough had been said, he trusted,
TO show that there was no propriey in adopting this
measure to accelerate the extingushment Of the ma
iiona debt, the great and principal object o the mo
tiOn.