Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-06

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! THE FAnzrE.ArD M ofroxnrzs- A
Oar rsader, Win pardoa Is for rsierinl
10 this Subject again. lie imporssac2
will usTrsnt ifeqaent sllusions 10 i. nnd
The more 80. whsn il is essenliA fhat
cIesr dIscFia ia.Iioa should be made Sci.
tween me friends and The adsersariss "
The great protective princfpie. All
We rsesnlly aeo.sd paragraph ffpn !
Soulhera paper. deelarink that nuIHl6es:'
lion Wouli be resortsd 10 Tor The purpose
Of overwhelming ihe Tar,f Of The iast 50
sion. If Il we're not Tor iaa hope that tht
locoioeos woule hare msisriiv ID fket
s1eks Congress and repeal he Acl. Tls
Bill iisell when On is passage ia lhbS
Fionsa Of Representatives was vcsed
esinsi bY every IocoiOco member from lob
j.olIowing States: Maine. New HAND
shire. Maryland. Virginia. North csFoliai.
South Carolina. Georgia Alabama. Loud
lana, Tennessee, Kenlucky, IiIinoik,
Missouri. Ohio. Iadisna and Mississippe.
aud By nesfsy one half of The IocoioE0
delegation from New York.
Sir. Silas Wright. one Of the U. s.
Senators from New. York. Who considered
himself bound ID vote for the bill agains.
bis own wishes. said 10 bis speech on the
loecssion: II separate with great relue-
lance from my political friends on this
question. Many dear friends % whose
Judgment have been accustomed TO rsly
i have sought 10 convince me that I wasJin
efror on this Point--not ont has urged be
10 vote Tor the bill.
| O1e Of be loco focp representatives
from the CITY OF New York. Mr.. Ropse-
lyell. said Il predict that the next
Congress viii be Loco Foco Free TsaRe
Congress. aud will REPEAL any protective
Tariff thai The present Congress may 20
act"
Mr. Eastman, Of the sane party. from
New Hampshire. SPOKE thus; "Opppsi
ton 10 The Protective Policy is clearly snd
unequiyocslIy ! democratic" (locofaco)
doctrine. The PRorEcrIvE SYSTEM is
essseniially the Wing system"
The Richmond Enqairer declares en-
iphaticsiiy 1--WE shall never rest salts.
fed until this bill o. abominations Che
Tariff is expunged from the statute hook
Or completely changed 10 its enacimebis,
and we shall COUNT upon Messrs Buchsn-.
an, Wright, &c. 10 co operate tciih US and
ltake~the cross upon their own shvnl
! ders- REPEAL! REPEAL Is now the
word''
The New York Morning Post. foriner-
/ ,ly the My Era speaking Of the proceed
] sings Of the loco foco Syracuse State Con-
seniion. which appear 10 have been Of
ian OBSCURE half and half complexion,
somewhat like those OF kindred Con-
veniionl in ibis city. declares that they
afford no clear light-lhsl The Positionlof
lheN party, according 10 lis noIoas. is DOT
rendered precise aud definite; and Fin
reference 70 one resolution. which il re-
garded as unsatisfactory on the subjeclof
the Tariff The Post says: I'VE DO not
lproposeNo discuss the question Of proiee.
lion At This time. but will enter protest
against the spirit Of this resolve. Il re-
cognises, az did the vote Of Mr.. Wright,
the principle of proiection--a principle
suajust 10 itsNvery essence, 80 that. ss.an
individual having distinct notions on his
sSjec,. We csnno, give it our approba-
IucR."
n We do not know thai there is any nerd
Of further QUOTATION 10 establish the d.
rect issue made up on this question be-
tween the Wings aud their opponents
There are some on, The o,het1side who
talk Of Tsrif. Of revenue with ineidtnfaI
prolection--a very ambiguous phrase ;
noF do they know that the rest Of The
party will allow them even this poor plea
Nippon which toexcuse themselves before
ME people.g When Mr. CO Ingersell. a
Iloeofoco 'representatiye from Philsdelphia
introduced i1to caucus 81 bis party q
bill Of revenue vita incidental protection
limiting its operation 10 two yesrs. h was
Ithro wnN out Of The eaucys, and ydeno,tnctd
hy bis fr6e' trade associates as \ '6H of
Ipfaadsr. +" This was stated by ore q his
Town party, Mr. Saunders. Of N CsroIiana
% The floor 81 the lower House Of Con
gross. .NN
4 If Mr.. Calhoun becomes the nominee
Of The other party we may expect tog see
The protective system assaiIed with con
IeeGirated force. and utterly Frustrated it
that party obtains The sscendsncya II
Mr. Calhoun should not be the nominee,
IL viii be necessary toNconciliaie hif7in
order 10 keep him with the party: AMI as
N 10 1887 was requisite for MIR, Vaa Bu-
ren TO proclaim tree inpoyiations s. q
%democraiie'' doctrine Tor The purpose Of
procuring Mr.. Calhoun's support. j, will
\ be equally necessary io.keep nPthe sane
cry 10 ensure bis, continuance With the
party now. Ii any contingency thers-
/ fore. the Wbigs will have 10 Contend
Imanfully forlhe protective policy which
they have established. and The people
must sustain them IL they wish iha, policy
EtO be sustained. IF Baltimore -fmsriean.
N III there is any one among US who needs pro
N ieeting-ihat is. who needs money tOi procure
by daily bresa-4ihs psuPsr lnrs open 70 hin. n
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