The Life And Public Services of Henry Clay Down to 1848
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In the opinion of Mr. Clay, the policy of the country in regard to the protection of American industry seemed, previous to the election of 1844, to be rapidly acquiring a permament and fixed character. Yielding to the joint influence of their own reflec- tions and experience, the slave states were fast subscribing to the justice and expediency of a tariff for revenue, with discrimina- tions for protection. At such an auspicious moment, beguiled by the misrepresentations which proclaimed Mr. Pol...k as equally a CONSEQUENCES OF THE ELECTION. 259 friend to the tariff with Mr. Clay, the great states of Pennsyl- vania and New York, both friendly to the protective policy, allowed it to be perilled and impaired by the ascendency of a hostile administration.
The distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the public lands, was another measure which the triumph of the whigs would have secured ; and if the great national inheritance of those lands is not wasted in a few years by graduation and other projects of alienation, it must be through the adoption of a system kindred to that which Mr.
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In the opinion of Mr. Clay, the policy of the country in regard to the protection of American industry seemed, previous to the election of 1844, to be rapidly acquiring a permament and fixed character. Yielding to the joint influence of their own reflec- tions and experience, the slave states were fast subscribing to the justice and expediency of a tariff for revenue, with discrimina- tions for protection. At such an auspicious moment, beguiled by the misrepresentations which proclaimed Mr. Pol...k as equally a CONSEQUENCES OF THE ELECTION. 259 friend to the tariff with Mr. Clay, the great states of Pennsyl- vania and New York, both friendly to the protective policy, allowed it to be perilled and impaired by the ascendency of a hostile administration.
The distribution of the proceeds of the sales of the public lands, was another measure which the triumph of the whigs would have secured ; and if the great national inheritance of those lands is not wasted in a few years by graduation and other projects of alienation, it must be through the adoption of a system kindred to that which Mr.
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