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lists, affords sufficient protection to our man.
ufactures. while it lessons none of the prohts
OF the farmer. 1t encourages domestic con-
sumption of the raw material, and opens for
him a sure and steady home market for his
produce. In national point OF view, 1t adds
to our general wealth and prosperity anu
renders US ind dependent offorelgners Let
those who would rouse the jealous and self
ish feelings Of the agricultural class, rise a
bove SO vulgar policy. and take more ex-
panded view ofthe tariff. and its consequences
Let the farmers remember that the present
prices of goods are cheaper than they ever
purchased before Let them hear the ours
es of foreigners, and remember that they are
angry that we should set u? for ourselves
Let them hear the looms of Lowell, and
rejoice that we can live independent OF the
pauper labor of Europe