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Wouid raceise on do. at a4-aversge az. $4,000


Lcnof tho zol ysrien tobacco dasy. sss.aO


Less of the United STATE. oa = sss saS aaS


Excess Of loss BY the Z'li Yer ia... sas.5ao
By this we see that the Customs Union, sacrifice
$46540, more Of revenue tobacco imported from the
United States, than do total importations OF
their manufactures Our exports to the Customs Union
are nearly twice the value Of imports, and the re-
duced duties merchandise received from this country
must nett loss of revenue greatly exceeding ours Sc
vera agents have been sent to Europe great expense
for the express purpose of opening markets for our great
staple, tobacco, and to prevail upon the different govern.
ments to admit at reduced rates OF duties Our Minis
ter to Austria Mr. Wheaton, with the aid Of these agents
has actually succeeded after great deal of
in perfscting treaty OF reciprocity which our govern
ment refuses to ratiiy The treaty was disposed Of in
our Senate very summary and in manner that reflects
put little credit upon those entrusted with the regulation
OF our foreign trade We had in our power to open an
immense trade with the Zol Vsrsin which represents
twenty-seven millions of people The Germans are
tired of the monopoly long enjoyed by the manu-
lecturers OF Great Britain and would gladly take our
manufactures Of cotton twist yarn &c to an immense
amount, provided we took fair quantity of their manu-
iactures The manufacturers of this country through
the acts OF their high tariff Senator's have lost immense
market for their goods who by their adherence to the
most short sighted policy have refused to accept treaty
that would do more to extend and build up our domestic
manufactures than all the tariffs ever conceived or adop
ed Our legislators do not the future effect of any
great measure-their mental vision does not extend be
yond the limits of their individual profession and every
future advantage is sacrificed to the present object
viz: political popularity Radical tartes would not
give up title of their hobby though the object
for which they are aiming could be obtained more
speedily by so doing They believe that nothing in the
world but high protective tariff will ever permanently
establish our manufactures.