Speeches And Forensic Arguments 2
Speeches And Forensic Arguments 2
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But the trades and crafts of the seaport towns, the business of the artisans, and manual laborers; those employments, the work in which supplies so great a portion of the daily wants of all classes, — all these looked to the new Constitution as a source of relief from the severe distress which VOL. II. 26 20^ followed the war. It would, Sir, be unpardonable, at so late an hour, 10 go into details on this point; but the truth is as I' have stated. The papers of the da}-, the resolutions of publi...c meetings, the debates in the Conventions, all ihat we open our eyes upon, in the history of the times, prove it.
The honorable gentleman, Sir, from South Carolina, has referred to two incidents connected with the proceedings of the Convention at Philadelphia, which he thinks are evidence to show that the power of protecting manufactures, by laying duties, and by com- mercial regulations, was not intended to be given to Congress.
The first is, as he says, that a power to protect manufactures was expressly proposed, but not granted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the trades and crafts of the seaport towns, the business of the artisans, and manual laborers; those employments, the work in which supplies so great a portion of the daily wants of all classes, — all these looked to the new Constitution as a source of relief from the severe distress which VOL. II. 26 20^ followed the war. It would, Sir, be unpardonable, at so late an hour, 10 go into details on this point; but the truth is as I' have stated. The papers of the da}-, the resolutions of publi...c meetings, the debates in the Conventions, all ihat we open our eyes upon, in the history of the times, prove it.
The honorable gentleman, Sir, from South Carolina, has referred to two incidents connected with the proceedings of the Convention at Philadelphia, which he thinks are evidence to show that the power of protecting manufactures, by laying duties, and by com- mercial regulations, was not intended to be given to Congress.
The first is, as he says, that a power to protect manufactures was expressly proposed, but not granted.
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