Thirteen Essays on the Policy of Manufacturing in this Country: From the New York Morning Herald. ...

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Clark & Raser, 1830 - 29 Seiten

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Seite 30 - From a circulation exempt from restraint, and the facility afforded by reciprocal exchanges, almost all the governments at first resolved to seek the means of repairing the evil which Europe had been doomed to suffer; but experience, and more correct calculations, because they were made from certain data, and upon the results already known of the peace that had just taken place, forced them soon to adhere to the prohibitory system. ' England preserved hers. Austria remained faithful to the rule she...
Seite 30 - It is with the most lively feelings of regret we acknowledge it is our own proper experience which enables us to trace this picture. The evils which it details, have been realised in Russia and Poland, since the conclusion of the act of the 7—19 of December, 1818.
Seite 28 - ... or manufacture, will be for the interest of the agriculturist, and if there be any such article, to name the same, together with the additional amount of the duty which they deem beneficial to the agricultural interest, respectfully submit the following report: That, in...
Seite 28 - ... submit the following report: That, in the apprehension of your committee, whatever increases the consumption of its products, whether at home or abroad, necessarily advances the interest of agriculture. He who cultivates the soil, looks beyond the supply of his own wants for the profits of his labor. He looks to a market for the surplus products of his industry. The home market, in the opinion of the committee, is at all times to be preferred to the foreign market, when the reward of agricultural...

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