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every democrat will doubtless say, let il be increased
but the moment you increase Il beyond the point
that will enable the capitalist to realize a Just pei
centage on his capital and labor, that moment you
impose an iniquitous tax, as have shown in the
case OF the blacksmith, upon other branches Of do
meatic industry, When / say during the last few
years our manufacturers Of iron and cotton have
been making 30 and so per cent, Ionly repeat wha
they themselves have made public ieiii ua.a
Several corporations at the north, among which
can now name the Essex Steam Mill Company, |,
"the Great Falls Co.," &c, have made public div
dends of AZ and so per cent, and where is the farmer
or mechanic who would not sell his property to-
morrow on security of one-sirth the amount9 j
propounded this question to high-tarif man a few
days since, and what was bis reply' You holt
your property too highreduce 10 ons-hof lis nonna
paipe and ,oiu pay" The farmer and mcehani,
must then reduce his property It's pnie tt
make SIX or seven per cent. The farmer Of Della
ware who owns farm for which he gave ten thou
sand dollars, and the mechanic who owns house fo
| which he paid hoo thousand dollars, must reduce the


value, the one TO fps thousand and the other to on


thousand dollars, IN order 10 secure per ceni This il
| whIg policy. We propose no such remedy. w,


propose to adopt the enlightened policy Of the age


which will secure to every branch Of industry jus


reward. The effect Of this policy is already being


felt 10 agricultural and commercial communities
The prosperity they now enjoy can only be at


uibuted to the repeal of the corn-laws Of Grea
Britain, and the modification Of the tariff of lS42
The one creating additional demand upon our mar


kets; the other enabling to export with some as


sursnce that eur return csrgoes will not be eaten u
| by heavy duties. ~ 4ise,a 81
/ lhave heard It said, that class Of whig politi
cans IN delaware would rather our farmers should


live on at old prices, than prosper from democrats


measures do not doubt the fact. No Jew eve


eorsedthe appearance Of the Roman eagle in Jeruss


lem more sincerely than have the wings Of Delaw war


cursed The present prosperity Of the agricultural an,


commercial communities But do not mean 4,
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