Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-26

VINO LEGISLATION IN Conc arss.> =
tract from Mr.. Profits wing speech x Z
the Tyler celebration of the Alb Of In,, y
Philadelphia: u
MIR. Profit said that the wh;e, h.,
spent six weeks at the early part Of cas su
gress, discussing whether The question '4 :.
the tariff should be referred 10 the a.. ~
mittee of ways and means, or 10 the coa
mitlee on manufactures. They ., I.a,
decided this grave question, and sen, !, ~
the committee some five months 10 nv
pare bill, and then the wings orla r,
one TO be prepared by the committee -
ways and means; also, ordered The Sec,s
,ary of the Treasury 10 prepare BILL s"s
Mr. Habershan reported also bill, ,aa ~,
Mr.. Simmons another so tina, after seyas
months of legerdem in and csucpsin.
congress had five tariff bills inmbled r.
together, every article cross ana nil.
twisted and entwiaed like basse, Of ss,
no man being able 10 tell tho head o, III
Of any particular bill But villa, coos;..
ency is here displayed BY these men n,a
Tossing such grea. capabilities Of legisl.
lion. After ordering the commits #
manufactures TO bring in bill, ,hev ,os,
il aside, and take up another, and ,bsa
ask that lne whole may b, sci aside s.a
bring in Il thirty days tariff bin srd
which monthly abortion is 10 save The ~.
ton. The truth is, that the inleres, !.
sacrificed to party expediency. i i, mn,
pose'y sacrificed knowingly--nlfulIv-
all The difficulty with these architect, ii
ruin, is to try and conceal their pIol,jpo,
For this purpose they are lonl in The 5s.
nuncia'ions Of John Tyler. They passed
the monthly tariff bill, knowing that
would be vetoed they wished i. to BE- Va
'oed il is par! of lIleir scheme 10 Gregg
excitement. and 10 conceal sin he byo
ocri!ical lamentations, their wicked jar
al the success Of their manua,res, gfsr
will adhere 10 thoir policy The psop.
may mourn, but their lamentations VII
pass nnno@ q. They mag ranars,.n
-. &c w,ii he disregarded.
s.EeuAsTcs AND WORKING Nrs FIN
OHIO Statesman makes some se4scss,a
and appropriate observations in ,elsoap
mechanics aud working men, from whid
we se!ec, the following as particularly
worthy oil their attention. and reflection ::
The whole moneyed power in ills and 3
other countries IS directly opposed to as 3
independence Of the working classes, {!
lhsir elevation. though none make no.
pTesensIons 10 be their especial friend, IS
but 1t is the friendship Of the muster o
his slave--ll is a promise OF better cI5A. B
ing, sort of gingerbread paciicalioa D
children, or two dollars day and road
beef performance. bat they nere. speak
equa!ity Of rights. Of political cIerc;m
q greater secarsty Of The fnnetisa4
tie poor and Iaboring portions q soar
fy. No no. thai they would cur!aiI as il
Rhode Island, but they viii prepase tie
working man q free dinner-promiss ID
FILL HIS BELLY FOR Ills VOTE, and
then after getting his vote. kick him on
10 pick upon the commons.
Working men. in whose hands ;lle 70
l.iical power of This Government is vis
ly lodged, should he very carefA is
they ,rife with that high confidence ale
sed in them, by debasiag their SPECIES %
harerng way their suffrage f'r bE
and vulgar song, mouRiAbank dsssta
cut in coon skins. or parading tie qsbt
highways after hired musicians, when
they should be examining lor tAemsf.a
unbiased by passion and intoxicaioa, tie
true merits at issue. Corrupt demagogaa
selfish spectators, professional mosne
banks. and city tops, are always rraaf
for tock o brains, TO set up a sAov .
aonhey e,ccitcns ert. or reason der;rg
OF some SORT or other 10 produce what IbEy
call an egcitement- a kind Of aai7a
show-wagon procession, with music ard
banners, 10 arouse the children of wing
TO witness the performance Of Dang
Jack" We may be peculiar ia Our 90
tons about these things, ba! as they u
gol up exclusively to work upon "
minds OF the Iaboring classes, they saj1'
treat them with thu! contempt they ns'
and look upon it as an insult 10 lbaD u
lelligence. Would not a lawyer, Dc
tor, or merchant exhibit good d'gf
CT III humor if the labofng men were
get up parade Of law books, Pill b'ss
aud numberless articles Of nerciaa.sI,
with a half dozen daut'lcs phled Oh
The latest fashions. parade lLroagh ~.
70 cGtch their Uotes--to Tell THEN
THE PoLLs. Oh, yes. this T0H'1 wv
derflIy insult their DIGNITY: ye' W. VA
lawyers, doctors and merchants 'n
hat the working people are their .s
mate game by holding out hsn''Hs,
luceinenis, TO excite missions, lnSltd-