New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-10
woe. IL. N1. s56.

additional cost Of six eig millions, should nov
be urged upon YOU as Governor in order that he
NAV put an cad to Wig extravaganza 1t is
harder vet though most characteristic, that this
samo candidate for Governor who Is recommends
ed To the holders OF State Stock and the ultra
Loco-f ocos as the man who will calIy ont TO the
Utmost the stop and tax policy, is sought TO b.
imposed on the unemployed Laboreis ol the Cen
ire as in favor OF prosecuting the Erie tniaFse-
mcnt while private assurance, are gwen To lhe
South West that he viii find means ot speedily
completing the Erie Railroad But when the IN
struments Of this lorluous and nnmany n:ode OF
electioneerng proceed TO claim for their party any
friendship for the cause OF Protection to Home
Labor, and venture appeal to the action OF Con
gress al its late session in support OF tins claim,
we are constrained TO recur to the record and To
dissipate their most preposterous pretensions by
AN array Of undeniable facts. They az follows
A, the opening of the late Session of Congress :
the President brought forward in hi, Message the
heavy defci, in the Treasury, urging revision OF
the Tariff, an increase of the Duties with Incl
dental discrimination in favor of the Domestic In
tercsts of the Country. When the business Of re-
ferring this Mesa re by sections came in order
bcfor. tho House. Mr. FILLMORE, on whom, IA.
Chairman of the COMMITTEES of Mays and Means,
The duty of apporllonlng 1t properly devoived,
moved that so much related to Discriminating
Duties b. referred to the Committee on Manufac-
lures This vas tie usual, nay the uniform, re-
ference. The Committee ON Manufactures was
instituted in 1919, at which time the attention Of
Congress was first serous lurhei 10 the necessity
and policy of Systematic Protection, and was con-
sttuted for the express purpose OF considering and
determining whnt discrimination in duties were
necessary to the Protection of our Domestic In.
ter.sts. Nolnnally a Committee on Manufactures,
il is really ComInitlee 10 guard the rights and
promote the prosperity of The Home Industry of
the Country. Rut when this usual and matter Of
course motion was thus made 10y d Wing, IL was
met by Mr.. &. g. Alhcrton, New Hampshire
Loco. focn, with counter-motion, thar this sub
iect be referred to the Connitee of Ways and
bTeanS--in other words, thnt the idea Of Discrm
mating DUTIES for Protection be entirely nban-
doned. and that all Duties be laid with eye u
Revenue alone. Ga this motion an earnest pro-
tracted debate arose between Wing Members s,ls-
tanning Mr. Fillmore and the policy OF Protection
aud Loco,f ocos decrYins anl scouting the idea Of
Protection as an abs,rdiry or fraud. When the
vote was al length taken, the amendment of Mr.
Atherlen was voted down by l04 TO 95--nindy
Wings in the negative, or in favor of Protection
with fourteen Loco -Focos, elepen of whom were
from Pennsylvania one from Massachusetts, one
from Marylan and barely one (Mr. PartrLgc,)
from this State. Bear in mind, fellow citizens,
that plain and direct issue between Protec-
tion and Non-Proteclion, uAcmbairassed by de-
tails, but one Loco oco OF the 'wenty-one trom
this State was found Young Tor frotecI"n ana
only three from all rhe States but Pennsylvania.
On the o1her hand seventyone Loco-Focos, and
but tacenty-fo~' Wings were found arrayed against
Protection, every Tariff Whig, except Casey
ot Illinois ha'ns rom oo'''h o' Nitso" ana D'H
cas- hne' Amo"s 'host VINO nete "ei'oer''eH
r'oo'a'."'' m "'e'.'e''es ''''e r Az =, u
- 'o'ee,'o" ". ""' 'D - D','e'
r''"s,e'' panost rsr'.;s robn q EIon5 ClooJDs
rt, u ,rGia1I,, p;na. poo.anan Sy,,,5
ro.5 va, p,,,su H-a,3 and IY,o5 (CN. of ,I,;s
C,., ,,J ,,o, ~, vibis lrcm hi. -, aoy nf ,l.
l,,nr,e.n Nonbero. Middle and Western Free.
STATE. uuless II be MIR. Casey Of Illinois. a r,
cs,, o,nonenr.- who represents Loco. Foco Dis
,r;ct anl nr.(,.ses 10 b. independept Of pariy.
Win wbat face. after ibis. can Loco rocoism pre.
land 70 anv G,;endsbio for Pro,ectiouy
T,sa.i; -, >, ,to l,or,,oi.,oe q, N.n.
ne 3 snd - 90. ,,1a's ar a,s,,
u aco,,;r;n, ;nfnr,na,in,
'aoI' I -. ,ho J.,a;I. pro,,c,iv. T,r;o hin
~ r,,,,, ,a, C,,,n,,oo hy Nr S.,roy
sT,1I S ;,s Chairman. Anolher bin coiocid.pt in
,,;ncioo I'm, l;hrioo in ,lc,,i,, ,-cs ..nerted te
,bs senate bv Mr. stM,toys of k. l.. from the
i,nn,no,t..s m M,mf.c,,r,.s If ,ha BODY. 4 ,hi,d
''., 40. 'nhm;,,sd ~ ho,h Hnnsss hv Lon WuTrg
Eonw.pn on Secretarv of tL. Treasury. a,so .m.
LoI,;na and .,nrr, inc an, th. ,rocinl.a of proec
ron r. no ;ns,anns. So Car az !, known. did Lo.
-, E,oo;o, an,a an, all in ,,,,I;rno either o(
,hasa ,noa.nres Gn iho contrary ,he Ioco-Foco
~ IS ~, uon.ann;,al viii, Nr H,,.r,bom
wv go, TT lvhio r ,cnort aacrvico
,,,. IL, of p,,,..,ion in ,h.
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