...encouraging to don.ot.ic produftion, will be to grant a bounty on the cotton grown in the United States, when wrought at a home manufactory, to which a bounty...may be added. Either, or both, would do much more towards promoting the growth of the. article than the merely :.uminal encouragement which it is propofed...

...encouraging to domeflic production, will be to grant a bounty on the cotton grown in the United States, when wrought at a home manufactory, to which a bounty...on the exportation of it may be added. Either, or b^h, v, do much more towards prcrnotir.c the growth of thesn UK merely ncmiinJ ercouraçcmcnt which...

...encouraging to domeftic production, will be to grant a bounty on the cotton grown in the United States, when wrought at a home manufactory, to which a bounty...may be added. Either, or both, would do much more towards promoting the growth of the article than the merely nominal encouragement which it is propofed...

...the progress of the manufactures," and he concludes that " to se» cure to the national manufactures so essential an advantage, a repeal of the present duty on imported Cotton is indispensable." This duty on foreign Cotton of 3 cents per Ib. has never been repealed, and has never, in practice,...

...commit great waste, where the materials they arc to work with are of an icdif' ferent kind. To secure to the national manufacturers so essential an advantage, a repeal of the present duty on imported cotum is indispensable. A substitute for this, far more encouraging to domestic production, will be...

...commit great waste, where the materials they are to work with are of an indifferent kind. To secure to the national manufacturers so essential an advantage,...may be added. Either, or both, would do much more towards promoting the growth of the article than the merely nominal encouragement which it is proposed...

...great waste, where the materials they are to work with are of a;. indifferent Kind. i To secure (o the national manufacturers so essential an advantage,...may be added. Either. or both, would do much more towards promoting the growth of the article than the merely nominal encouragement which it is proposed...

...commit great waste, where the materials they are to work with are of an indifferent kind. To secure to the national manufacturers so essential an advantage,...may be added. Either, or both, would do much more towards promoting the growth of the article, than the merely nominal encouragement, which it is proposed...

...commit great waste, where the materials they are to work with are of an indifferent kind. To secure to the national manufacturers so essential an advantage,...may be added. Either, or both, would do much more towards promoting the growth of the article, than the merely nominal encouragement, which it is proposed...

...infant manufactures have the full benefit of the best materials on the cheapest terms." " To secure to the national manufacturers so essential an advantage,...present duty on imported cotton is indispensable." I might cite other passages from the same document, in which it is proposed, among other things, to...