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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-11

PRECAUTIONS is d sub ec 81 comm,a rcna.S atn5ns ali
wi!nc.-c tho sufcrirss Of oilers nave
Therefore. svcs rs much pleasure, 10 be able offer
nsrcr (a ia - s.n-l, .ns',gee in the most assaate
have hcen covcIc externally with eaukcr sores ovcr tie
whole Deb =. a. wei IS internally
Many ar" tAn cures we have Witnessed peri rmcl by
gri y,'rs,,- So NJ cen ys -. ~ I4'S =
rccu svcu ovcr by number Of te talented physi.
we present ,ls compound thus confidently because we
| know Is only 10 De tes'cl 10 be appreciated.
&C . ly For sale by A. G. STEVENS.
LADIES' DRESSES.
/ WHITE Silks ami Sai,us, very rich
~ Plain and fgd silks, great variety. suitable for
day and evening Dresser = aale grusnaiy low. At
.VEnY sUPEHIoA- OLD PORT VINE
! d FEW dozen very superior Old Port Vice foI sale
- RIVER RS soRtr wanted ! A449lr-
CHEAP LOOKING GLASS STORE,
III STREET, SHOCKOE HILL.
10 }. hiChAkps q co have usi received large
auI Ml'icsS"y Flame Sian;el Per and TSuct LOOKING
e an be h S TRss Gsr % ,S 2TS5
n9ar ~ We VIII plca,c cell a. The sign Of The large
! Lookius Glass; opposite tho swan Tavern.
| TO CoEFECTIoNERs.-lo1 bags Brazil sugar
/ 4 teauuiul article for making Candy-rcceUus per
DC . JAMES STEER 4 SON.
!. PEASE < SONS COMPOUND ESSENCE
OF HOARHOUND CANDY.
A & IT mGM h Se6 loved sy ! h'e
! ia2l ono door above The Bel tavern.
/ -. t-itIOIt HA9Is-iOJ country cured Ham, of
/ = sic. IA . W HARRISON.
] CLUTIi CLOAKS-Wc have received Did, f., sc--T
AWCyuouth, from New York 4 spIs udil sssIttr.rt cf
| ClolSs. which wiz be cold chean Tor cash.
! lao, o.. SrlNhE " 20
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CIRCULAR SAWS.
M oer frr sale Crcular Slus oiu 10 10 - inches
/ w d1mttcr, C,st steel Plates
/ in % VANTEIy SMITH & 20
| - - - ~.
- We have nov hand large stock Of Ladies Mo,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
TIE FI.NrSIIIING TOUCHl

Such may lie termed the report OF The evenings
experiments upon Mr. French's celebrated Any.-
Bald and glazing as the humbus is made 10 appear
uron paper, assured that it falls far short OF
the reality. Wonder il the gastric juices Of
temporary OF the Enquirer will digest this
BY the way we observe he is getting very sick or
the dscussion-allho' he affects to attach consc
quence whatever TO the report Of the Faculty. The
Doc,ors-his own jury lie i, remembered-know
nothing in the world about the profound science !,
They and all Others Of their way of thinking cannot
guess as much rs MIR Rit'ess Emma knocs! Her
head is worth all the heads Of all the Doctors pu, to-
gether There is no dsputing ahou, ,as,cs-bu
this is pretty high ground TO take after having called
upon the Doctors Tor decision, and referred the
whole matter TO their Judgment.
The Enquirer attempts to sustain ITSELF or rather
counteract the effect of the report, by alleging that
all the Doctors in town did not sign it-and il asks,
with an exultant air where IRE Doctors Bohannan,
Burton, Chamberlayne, Ca mchael, Clarke, Cullen,
Cunningham, r Ii Cabe Marx, Myers, Nelson
Paueson, Watson, Workman. and wnrn,r7 Yes
We repea, the question, where are thcyi Ifihey
are in favor OF Mesmersm, why does not the En-
qurer bring them on, 10 prop its humbus7 The
reason is very plain; they are opposed TO it, aud
mos, of them had such contempt for the whole sci
that they would not condescend to coun,enance
i, by seeing an experiment But Of those Doctors
who were present, not one Il mark that mot
ONE ENDORSED MESMERlSM. THREE said
they had no, had sufficient opportunities to form
an opinion Call yout his backing ones isiendsi
While upon the subject we will ask the Editor
one or two questions
Did he not advise Mr.. Feench not to atiemp, any
experiments, before the Doctors, in clairvoyaucc
Why did he give such advice Did he fear de
, lection, and was he DESTROYS of aiding Mr.. F. in
imposing upon the public
lie referred in his Tuesdays paper to the "Rev
Mr.. j." as convert-Did not some experiment.
take place in the presenes of the "Rev. Nit j." al
forwards, which satisfied that gentleman that it
all a humbus? Ifthc Editor was disposed to give
the whole truth to the public, why did he not state
this fact, and give an account Of the experiments
IL would have been more creditabe to The candour
Of the Editor, if he had come gu, and frankly con
fessed that he bad been dup.d. The public Toll
believe 50, and nothing he say do can remove
the conviction. IL would have been better to gair
little credi, for sincerity when his sagacity could
not suffer any more than it " i'll suffer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

Master John Jones. Of the Madisonian, is to be
mustered out of his place in that paper, and Isaac
hill of New Hampshire mus,ered in; and as some OF
the accounts have IL, the Madsonan is TO be anal.
gamated with the Globe, and Blair and Hill become
the joint organs Of the Tyler Administration. IL
will DO an admirable arrangement, and tend still
further TO illustrate the beauties OF trusting traitor
with the confidence OF great political party, as
ness Or S0'ne Iour or hve Wig papers who have
stood sturdly by this same Tyler It'll he took awav
inc plltry compensation that had purchased years
support Tor the bssest, the blacklist and the mean
est treason that ever disgraced public man in tbe
United States We don't know exactly what il
to be done with Master John Jones' Some of The
papers say he is TO have an Office suited TO his ca.
paciIy and If this really be the case, We take il hs
will be employed to brush flies in tho Presidential
parour during the day and coax the cats Out of hs
Kitchen IN the evening.-COuT. & Eng.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
THE TARIFF AND LOCO FOCOISM IN
PENNSYLVANIA.

We annex an extract from an Address 10 his con.
sli,usnts by MIR Almon II RtaI Loco Foco mem
Der Of Congress from Pennsylvania. Il is impor.
tant on two accounts. First, as contrasting North
ern Loco Focoism with Southern-and second, as
throwing some light upon Mr. Buchanans views and
intentions, and the feelings Of his friends toward.
Mr. Van Buren,. We usk the Loco Foco party at
the South to diges, Mr. Reads doctrines:
"Jamos Buchanan, whom the Democratic party
are about 10 elevate TO the Presidential chair now
holds to the doctrine Of incidental protection, by
determination, for the purpose Of giving protection
10 the great Interests OF the country; well TO the
agricultural and commercial rs to manufacturing in
dustfY. Hc utterly repudiaes the Southern dogma
Of horizontal tariff, leaving our infint manufic.
lures 70 an Intellectual struggle with tho pauper Ia.
Dor Of Europe, and certain death under tho compro.
misc oct OF 1888. And " no did not recognize the
docifine Of Protection his prospect for the Presi.
doncy would be utterly blasted. Why need ctre
II somc obscure press questions my Democracy,
whom can quote Jefferson, Madison, a Monroe
Jackson, and Buchanan IN support Of the prin
ciples put forth in my spoeoh1 Mr. Buchanan is tho
prominent candidate Of the Democratic party FOR the
most exalted station in tho world, and beg leave
to refer you to two Of his late speeches ono delivered
last winter, and the other IN August, 1919. Two
Of the great men just mentioned Jefferson and Jack
SOM even 90 IN for protection primary Object:
but which snow de hors tho argument With rospec,
TO Mr. Van Buren,, cannot speak with any certain
~. lie was said TO be n Northern man with
Southern principles" which ifit be affirmed Of him
in respect 10 this principle Of self protection se
quivalent TO saying that he an American with
British feelings. DO not affirm this Of him, for
do not know, but a bare su'pieion Of tho fact had
no small share in his final overthrow in 1910. Have
| not established the fact tho, the doctrine OF Pro-
lection is a Democratic dOc,fno71
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
FOR THE LADIES.
SAMffEI. pIfrNRY

IlAs received the following New and Beautiful Shoes,
Of superior quality manufactured expressly n order
aud will bo aoi q very low prices for cash. orto prompt
customers ONLY:
LadIcF beautiful thick cole French Morocco sud XII
Walking shoes, bound with leather, manufactured by
J W Mct'uriy
ladies' superior French Calf Lace Walking shoes bound
with leather, ptrv superior quality
Tad.cs fno Dress I'D md Morocco Dress Walking os
LADIES' 6ne Soalskln strap Walking Shoes, bound win
leather
I,dics' emo dross Kid and Morocco sippers beaut6,
Ladies' dnc white and black satin slippers made bv w
McCuTdy of philadelphia -
LADIES' lined and bound India Rubber Walking Shoes,
very comfortable Tor winter '
Ladies hno Lesthor Strap Walking Shoes, bound with
Lades hne hool walking sboes, suitable for winter
WIN many other desirable kinds Of Shoes adapted
u the it and winner trade which will he s,1 vsrv low
W casn or prompt es,omers only. respectfully invite
before thoy purchase, Al nv now store nc,,iv oooste
duoheFs lev ery store, Main o. Further sutpes by al
seH 4. PUTNRY,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
o. ID. PEABODY, p. M

A monstrous hubbub has recently been kicked
up among the good people Of Richmond. The
"Atrocious Plot" compared with which the old
Guupowder Plot sinks int insgnfcance and Mes
mcrism, have set the city folks all Hgog. We,
however, IN this retired REGION have somewhat the
advantage in the way Of ioondsimtnts-in addition
To the subjects OF excitement IN Richmond, we ara
blessed with variety Of d0mtsi uneos from grave
TO & y. with more of horrible and awful" than il
might be lawful to name. The srMI TRAGIC affair
of Brownlow and McMullen, and the Ghost of
Ony, added TO Mesmer m and the Plot, afford a va
rety well calculated TO give the mind temporary
relaxation from the narrowing contemplation of the
pinchns times. The Plot, carrying with i, oil the
sanctiiy OF truth, excites the cr6duWy, Mesmerism
forces broad grin upon the phiz OF the severest
anchoriie among us, the Brownlow and McMullen
rumpus ehills the blood, and the Ghost of omy
makes the hair stand on end. As there may be
something mysterious abou, this latter hobgobbln.
those wishing full knowledge thereof, can gather
oil the particulars from any citizen of Abingdon,
man, woman or child, and we promise them mar.
ratve more startling than ever grew out OF the Ghost
OF Banquo. -.ibingdOn Vnginian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

~ Old M'"sr seem, to be s,m in greas
po'hes about the "A:seeious Plot" B.set on one
hand by Memories. and on the ether by horrible
e'n'Pfas'e'' his prejeameu, is truly pitiable. lie
% even In great doubt as to the genuinene,s Of the
riot In one breath, he swesrs il is a sad reality
." the next, asn'pieion that be is hosxsd, coming
across his mind. he bcgs and enireats u. TO tell him
al about IT, But as We enjoy HE perplsxi,y and
Keep silence, he renews his oa;bs and entrestie.,
accompanied with horrible dsnuneiaticns levered at
our head-Ss tho we bseled Lis threats aud bill
ling,sa,c, or could prevent hts making an as, Q
himselfi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
RICHMOND WHIG.
SATURDAY MORNING.. sEPT. "a.
The late Governor Ba, Sour.

We surrender our columns to-day to an eloquent
and inst eulogiam upon the life and character of
this eminent Patriot and Statesman. To our think
ing, Virginia has given birth to very few OF whom
she may be prouder, and who is worthier Of last
ing public admiration. than James Barbour. lie
was possessed OF very foc abilities. and Of an ar
dent and disin,eres,ed patriotism, which shone forth
and animated all tho actions Of his life. In word,
Mr. Morton has not bestowed a compliment upon
his character. which impartial history W i'll not pro
nounce Justly due.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

Mr.. Tyler Whig.-Mr. Jones, we see, is labor.
ing hard land seemingly with the Captains authors
ty) TO prove that no never was Wing but was al
ways Conservative. IfMr Jones will produce the
assertion over his masters sign manual, and will
at the same time authorize from him the exhibition
Of private letter, we will convict the Captain Of
his Wing profession of faith under his own hand
Do you take, !Mf Jones7-Sapannah Republican.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

Aethe husband Of Catharno Y Branch do hereby Ger.
NY that the above s correct and substantially true
Another case ~ sl more decreasing character under
the care Of Dr. Marshall has fallen under my Immediate
observation. She was avalusble woman fMfa g.
NJ w. Johnson, fChosioffcd. AMER al hopes ofa
rei ad been abandoned by NJ least six eight eminent
pD mchns In Richmond aud tho cOalpit neghborhood,
sho was hnay placed under the Of DR. Marshall who
made perfect cure o her. Sho Is now, she had don0
lor inc aH hvo or sE years euiuying uncommon de-
gee gu he1h particularly freed from every symptom NJ
or disease IN naming Ito subject Of her cure Ia Doctor
CtbeU, Of RlohnOud whose patient she had been, he
pressed only much surprise but remarked that
q most remarkable cure q. BRANCH.
h
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

The Mad sonisn, OF last, confessos lbatit is ",ho
course the President" ",hatbas DISTRACTED
and DIVIDED the wbig poHy Of 1907 How
melancholy tho rA 'c,iop that one $50 weak, faith
lo's and vaei la,ifg" should ever have been placed
in position to distract or divide any party -
MIR Coz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

For the benefit Of all who are and may be- Afflicted with
hworst Of all Diseases tCanccr do hereby certify
wa an ecd with that disease, Cor similar one Itmudc
US appearance in the form ola small lump
ny breast aud for the last two years progressed rapidly
about The size Of hen egg having dark blue color,
Wtn occasional datng pains extending from the tunor 10
c lower point ofho shoulder blade. Fortunately me,
lhearh OF Dr. w w. MarshaPs In curing Cancer,
tan usoasca NJ that naturc without the knife or eausk
pt myself under bis care, and perfectly cured ina
lou i've OF sr weeks AhcI what have witnessed ofDr.
case Of Wnnoy, (Mrs Johnston's woman) behave none
need despair ~ being relieved by his practice
CATIIARtNE v. BRANCH
P. Asa member Of Mrs trsneh's family and sister
Of her husband do hereby certify st the ABOVE Ia sub
stanlaliy true MARIA " DRANCH.
Manchester, Sept 9th 1872
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
MESMERISM OUTDONE.

A gentleman from the country has info. med us OF
some maTyels enncting in the native county Of the
veteran disciple OF mesmcric nonsense, which OUT
Herod all the performances Of the wonder. workers
in the city. MIR French, Old Mesmer, Emma and
oil hands will have TO close their books and shut up
shop, or be thrown into n total eclipse by the two
spontaneous operatives in Essex. The story runs,
that two adult, young ladies, the daughters of a
respectable widow lady in that county, have re
peatedly, within the last two or three weeks expe
-'--i'-s ------'~ '.-r-, .'-t----, - ,.bicb
futurity. with all its expanding mysteries has been
opened TO them, and the ultimate destiny OF all
with whom they have been acquainted upon this
earthly tabernacle, made known. Beyond the dark
frontier OF human exis,encs they can perceive, in
the midst OF their death like slumbet. tho spirits
OF their living neighhors knocking at the gates Of
Eysium for admission or lettering, struggling, and
about falling into the regions of woe. When these
dreaming hours have passed, and they awake again
to sublunOry life, the mystic remain deeply i'm
pressed upon the mind, and they are enabled TO de
scribe them infinitely their ss,onshed companions
They have already assumed the functions of pro
phetesses, and are dealing beattud. and damna,ion
around the land. We are told, furthermore, tina,
many from the surrounding country are focking
to this fresh scene Of mesmeric miracles, to look
upon the strange visions and revelations Of the mai
dens, with utter amazement and that some arc
almost constrained TO believe, from the evidence Of
their own senses, that The final contamination of
Miller undMetmorism is at hand. At nny rate.
we should think the devotees OF the metropolitan
humbug, would 10 we'll TO look uf.er this rising I'D.
junct upon the banks Of the Rsppahannoc, and the
more especially would it become the High Priest of
M:smerism in this city, to make one more pilsri-
mage 10 Croxion's Spring, TO test the relative me
rits Of the rs ex damsels and Emma-,o compare
the spontaneous marvels Of the country with the
results OF Animal Magnetism at the Exchange
Hoel. We shall doubtless have more from the
scene of action, soon.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

TIVE school heretofore conducted by Mr. lama Royi.
al this place, will DO open ed on MONDAY Tho iotI ice,
man educatedat Princeton College. e
, Mr. Wheeler comes highly recommended by persopr n,
''1 rst sanIins as gentleman christian, and teacher
ihc course OF instruction will embrace ali te hranrbcs
usually taught In the frat academies inc iing lie hisbcS
branches u Mathematics ' '"s''''
Tcrms-For board 10 ging and washing az nor so,si,
u i've months. Tuition alone el5.
Taylorsvns, Hanover Sept. 10. 1872 e. % 4,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
FOR LIVERPOOL,

EEH The ship RICHARD ANDERSON Rieb,d Non
49, nett master now on her way James River from
LONDON, In ballast, will proceed on her arrival 10
oad Tor The above port, without delay For eg bSyin,
Sc 2i-dl3t' XougItSp T.vtop
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
UPON THE LATE GOVERNOR BARBOUR
or VIRGINIA.
By JEREMIsH NORTON, Egg.

OsAsek Cousr- llousE. Auoua2s, ists.
JrRKniAB MosIts, Eq.
DsAa Sra: The undersigned. committee who
formerly addressed you, tender their profound
thanks Tor the able, chase, and appropriate eulogy
which you have this day delivered upon the lie and
public service OF their distinguished and mueh-be.
loved fellow countryman, the late Governor BAs-
noua They ssk OF you, for themselves iot.',iua-
IN and in behalf OF their constituents, copy OF
Your address for publication in the National Intel
igenc ., Richmond Wing, the Fredericksburg Arc
ma, and Herald. They doub, not a compliance will
gra,fy every friend Of the deceased who heard It,
End afford an opportunity to many who were de
pved of that qualification of enjoying the Just tri'
butte which you as the organ of his counirymer
have paid his memory.
With great esteem We remain,
Yours, very truly,
JOHN A. PORTER,
L. MALLORY,
wM. +. MITCHELL,
GEORGE COOKE,
THOMAS COLEMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

NJ DANIEL las us received a selection Of Music
Wv among numerous other pieces the Grand Waifz 81
Ronnaa strings
eH Music sioro, square shove tho Banss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
CORNELIUS CREW,
MARY A CREW.


IN farther ntosation 10 the above alluded TO- DO
hereby ceriy the above 10 strictly true and correct
an also BaTlow's uncle he resided with me- then res.
Ieni 81 Charles City, previous TO his going TO DIR cal
,9in Two eminent physicians, Doctors John Mingc and
Iyer (brothcr 20 the present President Of the United
saicgO who sal the disease Cancer and could DO
hothing Tor IT, am nov resident Of Richmond and may
be seen at any time. PETER GREW,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

For The benefit Of those afflicted with that dreadful dis
ease, ceeri we believe Il TO be our duty TO lay the M
lowing case before the public Our nephew William IllT.
low OF Charles CITY about seven years ago, afflicted
~ an awful manner, with Cancer, oceupyng part
OF The iiec tho nose entirely gone The lower eyeds
pary gone part OF the upper lip the nose and eS.
tended nearly 10 The cheek bones ho truly
sghi 10 behold he was much omaciatod and very feeble
Hearing Of Dr w w MArshalps, (of Rehmond) success
IN curing MI Benjiinin Harrison, OF Charles City, OF
cancer on the lace we were induced put him under
ms care although the Or gave but little announcement
yer IN about four months he WAS perfectly cured 10 the
asonishmentof all that anew tho respect
ing The case lie has been In good health ever since lie
was niondodM our Ieaidence in Richmond therefore We
had good opportunity Of witnessing the skul
OF Dr NJ and believe his remedies admirably adapted 10
cure this painfulend loaihsomc disease.
CoRNEILgs CREW,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
"A CARD.
nR. w. w. MARSHALL

Il ~
I've pupnc, from lime TO tme Certificates OF some of
the cures effected by his mode OF treating that dread dis.
case, cancer and those 0f similar nature They are Nv
peIsons vel Known, and are offered di,nteresed and
un9nesiionable testimony. After the whole have been
graiutious distribution, connected with atreasc on I'M
perusa Of them. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
LOCOFOcoIsM III.IIsrR ATrn

no. The Southern Literary Messenger for October,
whe ready for distribution ruesisy the 9Th instant
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

Mr. RIyEs.---"Ons who knows" assures ne thai
this get eman will not support Mr. Clay for the
next Presidency. RfPub.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

The Wing Postmaster at kcesevile, Essex
County, Now York, has been "guillotined," as will
appear from the following endorsement on the las,
way bill received a, the Troy Post Office from tho
office at Keeseville - Bali. Pat.
This is my last oct as Postmaster under tho
miserable Administration OF Captain Tyler, hay
ing been removed for being in favor Of man
worthy TO fill the Presidential Chair. Hurra for
Henry Clayl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

:. The Madsonin. Immediately on the receipt Of
MIR. Roberts address TO the public, positively de-
mes the truth OF that part which relate, 10 the last
interview OF MIR Il. with Mr. Tyler. or course il
will deny it--yet Mr. Roberts will be believed But
ms to the Interview, no one was present bu, the
Collector and the President =, and when the address
was published, the President had gone to Virs mia.
On what authority, then, could the Mad.onian pro.
nounce the narrative false 2-U. S. Ga=.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24
STATIONS OFFICE,
SkI.ECT SCUoOI
EXTRA LOTTERY

prize Of si20OO, 5O) 3OoO 1000 1881 40 OF 600 etc
% Nos-ll drawn. Tickets 81. Tickets in tho above
Lol.' iy' iyI safe by STRATTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-24

The Clinton County Democrat. published in ths
hea'' oil the Iron aud Coal District OF Pennsylvania,
mas an article on the New Tariff, in which, after
stating that the duties are-on Bar Iron, ELI; Roll.
ed do ss5; Pig. 50; Castings, $40; and Coal . rs
per ton, proceeds;
win Mr. Buchanan, we have many objections
to the bill. Some things orc taxed too hisS. white
Others are too low, thus rendering the bill very une-
quail IN ITS operations, but, on the who,e We con
slder It about as COED a one as could be p,ssed bv
tn, present Congress. The duty on iron and coal
is too low and as Pennsy vania Interested in those
items We should have liked to have seen n du,v Of
$50 upon bar IRON, and about SIS upon pe. This
would have no more than introduced a fair eompe.
tilon and under on, STATE would blossom like the
This is the spirit &C Locofocoism oil over the u.
mon. "Some things t,hat is, things not produced
in that nciehbothoOd) taxed too high" bu, so
to so per cent on iron, with 100 per cent on coal
would be just right! s. in Louisiana, Locoloeoism
Is death on protection for sugar; in Onondoea for
salt; in Vermont for wool, and so on, but dead :
eainst all general, equal, uniform protector. Is +,
possible that party so narrow, so anti national.
50 sho';.sishtedy selfish this is fitted TO govern
great nation like ours IN Y Tribune.