Letters to the President On the Foreign And Domestic Policy of the Union And I
Letters to the President On the Foreign And Domestic Policy of the Union And I
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To a desire for rendering that declaration effective, by protecting our farmers and planters against the sys- tem, was largely due the calling of the Convention which gave us our Constitution a very brief experience having sufficed to satisfy the various States, and Virginia most especially, that concert of action for resistance to it, was essential to the advance of the 122 LETTERS TO THE Union in wealth aud power. To the knowledge of its action acquired in, or derived from, colonial times, it... was due, that each and every of our Presidents, from Washington to Jackson, held, that it was not only the right, but the duty, of Congress, so to direct the power with which it was clothed, as to promote the approximation of the producer and the consumer, aud thus to diminish the enormous taxes of trade and transportation, by means of which, the'farmers aud planters had been so much impoverished to produce competition for the purchase of raw produce, and for the sale of finished commodities, and thus secure to the agri- cultural interest that freedom of commerce which is denied to him who must make his exchanges at the single mill ; and in this manner, to carry into practical effect, that independence whose existence had been declared in 1776.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To a desire for rendering that declaration effective, by protecting our farmers and planters against the sys- tem, was largely due the calling of the Convention which gave us our Constitution a very brief experience having sufficed to satisfy the various States, and Virginia most especially, that concert of action for resistance to it, was essential to the advance of the 122 LETTERS TO THE Union in wealth aud power. To the knowledge of its action acquired in, or derived from, colonial times, it... was due, that each and every of our Presidents, from Washington to Jackson, held, that it was not only the right, but the duty, of Congress, so to direct the power with which it was clothed, as to promote the approximation of the producer and the consumer, aud thus to diminish the enormous taxes of trade and transportation, by means of which, the'farmers aud planters had been so much impoverished to produce competition for the purchase of raw produce, and for the sale of finished commodities, and thus secure to the agri- cultural interest that freedom of commerce which is denied to him who must make his exchanges at the single mill ; and in this manner, to carry into practical effect, that independence whose existence had been declared in 1776.
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