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Chapter 5 of 25 · State Papers and Speeches on the Tariff by F.W. Taussig and Alexander Hamilton and Albert Gallatin and Henry Clay and Daniel Webster and Robert J. Walker

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There are numerous proofs that this material abounds in the United States, and requires little to unfold it to an extent more than equal to every domestic occasion. A prolific mine of it has long been open in the southwestern parts of Virginia, and under a public administration, during the late war, yielded a considerable supply for military use. This is now in the hands of individuals, who not only carry it on with spirit, but have established manufactories of it at Richmond, in the same State.

The duties already laid upon the importation of this article, either in its unmanufactured or manufactured Edition: current; Page: [85] state, insure it a decisive advantage iii tlie home market — which amounts to considerable encouragement. If the duty on pewter wares should be raised, it would afford a further encouragement. Nothing else occurs as proper to be added.

State Papers and Speeches on the Tariff

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