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 Heavy tariffs make goods fall Heavy rains make rivers fall.

 The more you tax the manufactured goods, the cheaper they become The more you pay for an article, the less it costs you.

 Every nation ought to be independent in itself The best way to be independent, is to buy nothing and sell nothing. Therefore, every man ought to make his own hats, shoes, and clothes shoe his own horse :; make his own plough-shares, and his own gins; and raise his own corn and cotton, tea, sugar, and coffee.

 Distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the public lands, "reirenchmeat''- giving away our incomes, and borrowing money to pay our debts, < economy"

 Making bank paper, adding to the wealth of community. Wealth is only machinery. Let man fancy himself rich, and he is rich. Call piece of paper dollar, and it is dol lar.

 Maintaininsrand supporting the Constitu- ton of the United States, taking the geto poac- CT out of it-adding to the strength of wheel, taking out the spokes.

  States, taking portion of the earnings of the farmers, mechanics, and laborers, who work, to give it to the wealthy manufacturers, who never do work, while they reduce the wa ges of their working hands twenty-five per cent.

 The best way to encourage trade, is to check importations. The best way to regu- late commerce IS to destroy it.

 Equal laws, taxing one portion of the Un- ion for the benefit of the other. Making one part bear three-ffths of the burdens, and giv- ing the other four-ffths of the benefits.

 To the above admirable maxims, we would take the liberty of adding another, taken from the writings of some celebrated philosopher, whose name we cannot now recollect.

 Friendship, knocking man down, tying his hands, and then picking his pockets.