Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-10-15

President does not constitute any part or portion
of the Legislative bady2 That. by exercising
the veta power, the President assumes legis-
latve authority which he does mol psssessi that,
rs the exercise Of the veto powc, ls !e: slative
attribute, the President cannot exercise it, he
constituting no part pr portion Of the Lcsisla
tive body; and that, therefore, the President
must sanction all bills passed by Congress.
Tip. Tyler and Rctorm.-Tiese words constt
tu,e leading motto Of the Harrison party
They cm5ellisli their flags and ribbons at their
great festivals. There is in them, as the Wings
suppose sort of magic. They carry with
rI'e'ua mountaineering power. BY them, all
things will be changed. Under the new ey-
nasty. the price ofprnperty will rise, the poor
will become nch, the lakes will be lcssened'
the Tariff will be still farther reduced. Thus
do the Southern Wing leaders attempt to de-
ccivc their followers and the people generally,
by the pnren, words, Tip Tyler and Reform"
The Northern Wing leaders, play different
game. With tlleu,, the motto is, Tip, Tyler
and the Tariff" There can be nu doubt, that
Mr. Webster and mary other Northern poti.
clans anxiously desire high Tariff and Ma
tional Bank. In proof of this, large number
ofNortilern Wing papers are in favor of these
measures We subjoin the following OH t'l's
subject, from the Macon, Georgia Telcsraph
Tip, Tyler and the Tariff" figured cor.
spicuously among the banners at the Wing
a., R.It m Nav at
at the Harrison festival in Boston, on the
10Th inst thirteen banners were exhibited bear
ing nloitocs, 'wc demand Protective Tariff"
aud the like
The Harrisonian, Whig paper printed at
Montpelier Vt, speaks of the Eniirse OF tbs
President, as Coalition between Van Burcn
and Calhoun against the Tariff" and stigma.
tizes both as ''ANTI-TARIFFn mp to the hub"
The Lenox Mass Eagle, in speaking of llIe
opposition of the Denocrotic party tn pro-
tective Tariff, uses this LANGUAGE:
"Why this ruthless attach; OIL manufacturers,
unless i, is 10 break them down, and pave the
way for unrestricted trade-for an abandon
ment OF the protective system. These northern
Locoroco niscrean,s. with southern principles,
want no tariff, no governmental protection to
American manufactures"
Farmers take care how how you give strength
and support to such party, with such princi-
pies. Manufacturers take heed where you
stand, lest you be found indirectly cherishing
and supporting the sentiments OF Brownson
and the party 10 which he belongs, whose cause
lie is with all his power and might endcas oring
to uphold"
Tie Hon. Geo. n. Briggs, of Mass. in 4
Speech at Great Darlington 9Th Aug 1e40,
discourse,h as follows:
after the war had passed men went tn
work to establish principles on which this gov.
ernnent was to he administered; Il protective
Tariif'-a system Of internal improvement. A
national bank was recommended by Madison,
in lSl6. A republican administration es,ab-
lIsEed this great measure; how is it now q
Van Buren, s opposed 10 Internal improve
mcnts aud so is his administration; your ma
tinnal bank is overthrown. The adnnistra-
ton is opposed 10 the protective tariff. and the
right arm Of that administration now, is the
erea, head of notification. John C.. Calhoun.
who threatened to dissolve yonr government.
unless the tariff was uverhrown and Van
| Buren, is now supported by the South because
he is a ''nolhrrn man with Southern princ-
pies" Freemen of New England mark this
| he has succeeded by an alliance with portion
of the people of this country. On what ground!
"iil ShpPoi' ohi ihISiN H'S f'iu rS'HN
by your rights! No. On the ground Of u
Northern man entertaining southern principles,
We propose to suppor, man not because he
| is a Western, Northern or Southern man, but
because he il al American with American prin.
ciplrs. CThrcc cheers.
Among the reasons set forth in the Steuben
vile, Olilo Herald, for opposing Mr.. Van Bu.
rem. is. "his opposition to protective tariff,
contrary to the practice of all civilized nations,
thereby showing himself hostile to the support
and encouragement Of American artiZars."
Numerous other examples nigh, he selected,
showing the grounds OH which Mr.. Van Buren,
is opposed by the North & West bnt we deem
the above amply sufficient. Ifpeople will not
he convinced, after what has been said neither
would they even though one should rise from
the dead to warn them"
As 4 farsl,er proof, that the establishment Of
a Tariff is designed by the Wings. we copy the
following from the Western Carolinian:
"WE HAVE MADE WILLIAM Henry HARR1.
SON THE REARER OF OUR STANDARD"
so SAWS Daniel Hcbster. the great head Of
the Federal Harrison party. Harrison ismaie
the sTASDARE BEARER while Hebsier, the Fed
eraliSt aud opponent of the last war. ISadc, the
..boilionist, and Clay. the Tariflite, are ut the
head of the hard cider cohorts, ofthe log cabin,
gold spoons, coon skin army Of otfice-seekers.
But what is the standard Of which they have
made Harrison the bearer, aud with which
they 'sToop to conquer" the American people!
AT the Baltimore parade, it was borne aloft
with the inscription
"Tp-Tyler-Ta Tariff"
ave pointed it to the ewes of Southern
! Republicans then. and called upon them to he
warned. Again, now have we seen thrown
abroad 10 the Winds the STANDARD" of the party
'At the late Federal parade in Boston. called
the "Bunker's Hill Convention, the inscrip.
ton OH one of The banners was
al PROTECTIVE TARIFF"
"Can it be. that the South will close her
eyes to these open declarations of the Harrison
party what their policy will be- if they gel into
office? We have had warning. after warning
that il is their intention to restore the Tariff
the system of robhng the South for benefit of