The Cecil Whig

WHIG DOCTRINE.

"Home labor—work at home—buy at home—sell at home—spend at home—employ your own countrymen in preference—help Americans first—protect American labor—assist American industry—let the South feed the North, and the North supply the South; what we don't want we will ship away, and what we can't make nor produce we will buy from foreigners.—This is the Whig system—this is Harry Clay's policy. We love our own dear country and our own country men before any foreign nation, and mean first to take care of American men and American boys, American women and American girls.—We are not an idle people—we must and we will live by our labor; it feeds us and it clothes us, and we mean to take care of that labor despite any vote or any power, foreign or domestic. Hence we want a domestic and protective tariff.—Shelby News.