New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-30
The Tariff-A Scene in the Vernon,
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poses. In the great commercial cite. of the 49,
board which largely interested in foreign ,ras.
and at the South, it earnestly advocates F..
Trade and raises the cry of down with the T,rs
the black Tariff, the bill of denominations" s, 4,
North in the wool-growing and manufactur;ns =.
s;ons, i, warmly advocates the Tariff In No.
York City, and in the River Counties. ;.is dead,
hostile 20 Internal Improvements, particularly !.
Canals; while in the Canal Counties it claim. -
be the especial champion of their interests.
4 scene lately occurred in the Vermont Lssis.
sure emnently characteristic OF this peculiar ,,s;,
of LocoF ocoism, and of its shrinking from re,no,
sibity when brought to the test. Vermoa,. ri,
well known, is one of the strongest Tariff States, !,
the Union and of course the little there is Of Io.n
Focois,r in that State is profcssedly favorable n
that policy; and to carry out its game Of deception
lust before the adjournment, or about ten day, ae,
Senator Hubbel introduced series of resolu,;o,.
relating TO the Tariff, embodying no expression IS
principle, nor committing the party to any tb;os
that might be inconvenent hereafter. BN, ,bev
were smooth and specious, and intended to coayey
the impression of friendship. After reci,ing ths,
the Legislature said and so last winter, they n
tmated tha, the new Tariff does no, come up IN
that standard, especially on wsol, and concudedbv
insructing the Vermont delegation iii Congress- IA
go for more protection on that article When the
same resolutions were introduced into the House
Mr.. Cushman offered as substitute the following
"Vhereas in the opinion OF this General Assembly Co..
gress have the constitutional power 10 impose duties for
purposes OF Protection, and believing that all classes shopN
Resolsed therefore, by the Senate and House OF Repe
sen,atre That Senators in Congress be instructed ard
our Representatives requested their influence 10 pr
cure such alterations in Re,enue id:r, needed a, s!
equal Protection to ALI branches Of Aasroas n.
dustry."
This i, adopted substitute for the other
resolutions, and then recurs the question on il,
passage Mr.. Cushman demand, the ayes and
noes, that every mans name may go on to the
journals, and thus show 10 the people ,rho are the
trus friends to Protection This is cruel to the
poor Locos and cries arise all about the hall for
him to ,eithe!ra,c the CALI but, like gxllan,
General as he is, he pushes the enemy either 10
bring sat their forces retreat. 1t is crisis-a
time for leaders to prove their skill. Well, Mr..
Villas, the LocoFoco commander-in.c chief, couqults
an instant with General Baker, the word is quickly
passed TO the nearest troops; the general officers
lead off; Col. Mcleod wheels into the line of
march, and grand division of Loco-Foco troops
is all at once going full tt-for tie door. They
reirea,-they went stand FIRE; in other words,
they dare not record their votes, yea nay, the
plain question of Protection, and therefore ran
away. Having thus demonstrated the fact thar
the Loco-foces from the House to avoid this
question, Mr.. Cusbnan withdrew his call for The
ayes and noes, and the resolution was adopted rira
Uoce.
We have here a whole volume of commentary
the selfish, sneaking character of Loco-F ocoism
To curry favor and help their own private inter
ests, the Loco-Focos were willing to go for a high
duty on wool, and so yielded the whole question Of
the consttutionahty Of Protective Tariff; but
when it is proposed 60 for Tariff that will Sc
cure equal Protection to all branches Of American
Industry, they cut and run, and loudly boast Of
their Democracy. Buffalo Com. Adv.
IMPORTANT DEclsIoN.-The St John On. By
Herald Of the 18th instant, says that very impor.
tant case was lately tried in the Supreme Cour, in
| that city. 1t was an action brought against :he
Collector of the Customs of that port--by one Of
the parties who had goods destroyed, which were
stored in the warehouse, under the Marke, House
at the time of the fire in November, l84l--for hi,
refusing to open the doors and allow them to enter
and obtain their property. After long trial of
the cause, verdict was returned in favor Of the
Collector.
IE1As.-lhe opnien appears to be held at New.
Orleans, that the recent conflict between the Tex
ans and Mexcans has been more disadvantageous
to the former purity than previous ones. On the
other hand, the Mexicans have manifested moro
skill and ability. Ii this is So Texa, may yet re-
quire something like regular ard disciplined
force to maintain herself in the conflict.
DELAWARE AND HARITAG CANAL-The bonls
werc still plying to last evening, but they made
their way with consde able difficulty, by the aid OF
ice-breake:s and double teams Of horses, and the
iro, .hoh;l
ihe navigation is now ended for the season.
CRAsH.-The entire West gable of the large
freight building now in progress of construction
BY the Western Railroad Company, opposite Al
bany, blowndown during The severe gale Of Sun
day. Fortunately, it happened on the Sabbath
Had it been any other day it might have endan'
gered many lives, as large number of carpenters,
masons ard laborers are engaged on this immense
structure.
a CHILD RECOVERED FROM THE laDIASs-A
party of Kickapoos brought into Fort Gibson.
lew days ago, boy about ten years old, which
they say they purchased from the Cumancbes,
giving three hundred dollars for him. He could
not speak word of English. The little fellows
sisters were still in possession Of the Cumanches
and arrangements were making obtain them.
TSt Louis New Era.
A TREASURY RoBBED.-The Treasury Office Of
Morgan County Ohio, was entered by means Of
false keys on the night Of the 9Th inst, and robbed
of about SO, 600, about $500 Of which was specie.
90 Last night the old-fashoned, spacious and
valuable mansion house and residence of John
Tredwe, Esq, Salisbury Place, on Hampstead
Plains, was totally destroyed by fre-nothing bs.
inc saved md rho in prnatrs escaDng with difficulty.
The farmhouse also joining the family mansion,
was destroyed. Mr.. Tredwel had $4,000 iasa'