The Works of Henry Clay volume 7
The Works of Henry Clay volume 7
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selves. But I take this to be the true principle, that if our iountry is producing a raw material of prime necessity, and with reasonable protec- tion, can produce it in suiBcient quantity to supply our wants, that raw material ought to be protected, although it may be proper to protect the article also out of which it is manufactured. The tailor will ask protection for himself, but wishes it denied to the grower of wool and the manufacturer of broadcloth. The cotton planter enjoys protection f...or the raw material, but does not desire it to be extended to the cotton manufacurer. The ship builder will ask protection for navigation, but does not wish it extended to the essential articles which enter into the construction of his ship. Each in his proper vocation solicits protection, but would have it denied to all other interests which are supposed to come into collision with his.
Now the duty of the statesman is, to elevate himself above these petty conflicts ; calmly to survey all the various interests, and dehberately to proportion the measures of protection to each, according to the nature and to the general wants of society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
selves. But I take this to be the true principle, that if our iountry is producing a raw material of prime necessity, and with reasonable protec- tion, can produce it in suiBcient quantity to supply our wants, that raw material ought to be protected, although it may be proper to protect the article also out of which it is manufactured. The tailor will ask protection for himself, but wishes it denied to the grower of wool and the manufacturer of broadcloth. The cotton planter enjoys protection f...or the raw material, but does not desire it to be extended to the cotton manufacurer. The ship builder will ask protection for navigation, but does not wish it extended to the essential articles which enter into the construction of his ship. Each in his proper vocation solicits protection, but would have it denied to all other interests which are supposed to come into collision with his.
Now the duty of the statesman is, to elevate himself above these petty conflicts ; calmly to survey all the various interests, and dehberately to proportion the measures of protection to each, according to the nature and to the general wants of society.
What to read after The Works of Henry Clay volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H From Old Catalog Clay to read onlineMoreLess
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