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Newspaper
Tarboro Press
Location
Tarboro, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1844
Page
1
The notice states a weekly publication at two dollars per year with advance payment of two dollars and fifty cents for the subscription year, allows discontinuation on notice with arrears, and sets ad rates including one square at two dollars for the first insertion and twenty five cents per continuation, with higher rates for longer ads and court orders. It also notes letters to the editor must be postpaid.
The Richmond Enquirer publishes Mr Toole's address delivered in Washington North Carolina to a Beaufort county Democracy meeting on the 6th instant. The Washington Republican notes a Democratic meeting at the Court House the previous evening, small but spirited and unanimous despite Court business and bad weather.
The record details an organized gathering chaired by William L. Kennedy with Wm. Clark as secretary. Henry I. Toole delivers a lengthy speech, praising former President Van Buren, lamenting Whig defeats, and arguing that Tyler’s presidency showed moral progression amid party strife. The piece highlights Whig readiness for a hard-fought campaign led by Henry Clay.
Henry J. Toole delivers a vivid critique of Mr. Clay as a dangerous demagogue and urges Republican unity. He extols Calhoun while praising Van Buren's claims, arguing the party must act with caution yet be united, ready to strike together to preserve the Republican ascendancy.
James Buchanan announces he withdraws as Pennsylvania’s favorite Democratic presidential candidate. He cites desire to reduce discord, uphold party principles, and respect state unity, pledging support for the party nominee while thanking supporters and noting his December 14, 1843 letter from Washington.
Analyzing protectionism shows that a duty shifts money from consumers to manufacturers, while the total gain to the nation remains negative. A yard of cloth example demonstrates two dollars taken from consumers, with only one dollar returning to workers, and none to the treasury. Reduced imports cut exports, tying import and export fortunes. over time, the country loses overall.
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