Tme and time dgrie havetheypetitioned for leave to bring in machinery for this purpose. duty free. brt the Pennsylvania infant refused. Where. then was your policy of fostering infant manufactures Some people took a notion thart cheap sugar coul be manfactusred from beets grown on the rich plains of the Northwest. and there was much speclation thereupon. imediately Congress passed an act removing the tariff from machinery brought in for that purpose. The infant was not even yet born. but being as he was supposed of Northern conception. they hasten to protect him "en sentro soidre." The North Carolina child is still struggling against both foreign paupers and Massachusetts. Now. will the Senator from Vermont give this much help to the cotton manufactures of the South e Considering our poverty. that we were scourged by war. "the pestilence that walketh in darkness." rind by reconstruction. that destruction that wasted us at noonday. will he not let usa have our mthinery for a space of time exempt frlom the Pennsylvaui . "astintien?" A wellknown protectionist. whose name hars long bee connected with that of iniatile ferrugiuous swine. anuo ned his ardent compassion fo r the people of the South to air teariff convention in e York recently. and declared his readiness to remove the tax on their "apple whisky." nay. he went furthor. and dleclared it unconstitutional. and xvith a boldness that did lnmor to his cosiene added that as we did not any longer need the revenue we uight now properly obeythe Constitutien! Will not the Senator ire as Vberal as that?
Identified stereotypes
Foreigners are described as 'paupers' who are a threat to the cotton manufactures of the South.