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Common sense addresses, to the citizens of the southern states : proving, I. That the restrictive system is not abandoned by Great Britain or the continental powers. II. That there is no just foundation for the threats of retaliation by the European nations for our increase of duties. III. That the protection of manufactures by duties is constitutional. IV. That high prohibitory duties, generally reduce prices and improve quality. V. That the distress of the southern states primarily arose from the policy pursued by this government from 1816 to 1824, from the effects of which they have not recovered. : To which are added five appendixes. 1. The irresistable arguments of Judge Cooper in favour of the protecting system. 2. The ruinous consequences to Russia of the liberal system, as stated by the emperor Alexander. 3. The case of Holland similar to that of Russia. 4. Report of the Committee on Agriculture of the House of Representatives of the United States, in favour of protecting duties. 5. The speech of Vice President Calhoun, in favour of the protecting system, and of internal improvement

Author

Carey, Mathew, 1760-1839

Published

Philadelphia : Printed by Clark & Raser, 33 Carter's Alley, Nov. 2, 1829.

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LSF- BEINECKE >> College Pamphlets 1214

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