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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

Il As Gov. GslMER seems 70 coincide in opinion
a present more nearly with the Locos Ihah
With The Why's, uehOps he viii test The sinee-
tilT Of his nswyallies before the Appointment
r. him cali upon hen 70 back him "a his plan
ot Rssrenchneni 81 Expenditures, and lei him
show thai he's nov aszealous for Reform as he
vas - The Egg Cabin era, when he proudly de-
clared himself "every inch whig.n We shall
await NE movements e our friend with some
degree q aaxiely. tsr We are 10Th % suppose
shst " Is "a man &c wotas, aud 10, 81 deea.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

II fffisSds q IL t,r. sErzsats Trsrss
wi1Ibe gradsed 10 6nt Ihil s. 6dsllsy and mo-
dsal he has non ID. ,s.s{n les himself, and
aad{s digsi,y 10 his atlssa rllling. Although
Chaplain oalg o he sfsais. = has, il ne pro
tracked abseaes Of Nfs1I.rssEr, alse eiiielasse
IN ,Aey HOUSE Or Repfss-a,asivss. W. extract
me- believing artiels ffcn lAs coT.1I e9denee Of
the Baltimore Sun:--
@Some line ago. yo1 p15lishll speeinen
81 De csnsressional prayers q p.'seianl 81
Several members hayk expresses z - % see
repen q the prayers EAe re3Peeied ehaplala
Of he Senate. the Ret S. T1sion me follow
ipe i 4 verbaun repair of The prayer mace ~
he House yesterday, b. hat gentleman, wn9,
daetng Ihs long s.ah.fncess % the Doelor, has %
perform service IN bod branches -
aGreat Gods Tho1 All sr God, and We
VII praise lhee ;-our fsihefs' God. and We I'll
exlli thee. We bless ihy name lor nat heaven
y Inspiration which lsl our forefalhsrs q pre-
eisas and glorious msdlorY; - declare ihese CO.
lonies free and indsPeudents we 2less my
name for The success, which, fhroush NY bless.
iuy. crowned ,he:r patriotism and her valor-
We humbly and deFo1ily beseech fhee, Great
RIDER o. The Uaiverse 10 graft that our cisil
aa5 religious 1lberiies may con;inue % oe pre-
eioas in Thy sighl and thar out institutions
may be iradsmilted. onimpaired, 10 eur Child
rea's children ihrougkouLAll genefasiooss ke-
move The embarrassmenis Of every kind BY
which We are eneompasseds and grant that we
may present 10 The Hdmirine eontemplallon Ct
sillhe batious af The esrlh, The glorious specla-
ed Of free, uaiied @refed, happy, prospect
loub, aud religions pe1plA Let The pflpciples qf
/ siiiI and religious ffcsasm which We enjoy, be
disseminated throughout the whole world, until
sihs thrones aad scepires Of earth shall every
where crumble into dust. Forgive all our sins,
by which We have forfeited all claim to thy IA
syoEable consideration and finally number u
among the nations OF HE saved, through the
aiaaing merits Of Jesus Christ our Lord; Amen
/ The modest and inassuning demeanor Of Mr.
T! has gained him the cordial goodwill Of both
branches Of Congress. When in the pulpit, he
ld,les not like some others. make il appear that
he is conscious Of his talents; aud he is free from
4 that disgusting aGecIaliop, which sometimes
sinks The clergyman into the budoOn. II is fear
ed that the long absence Of Doctor Matfil will
furnish plea for the ''rerenching gentlemen
10 economist, by having in future one chaplain
4 only for both branches ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18
NORTH CAROLINA.

We expressed our apprehension at the time The
announcement was made, that our Wing edito-
rial brethren had committed an error in an
nouneing with an air of satisfaction the abandon
nent Of the esn,est BY the Loco FOco candidate
for GoYernor5Mr. Henry We kneg The Ldcos
always s'tped The mari, 4 "rain or shine, '''can-
dldaie or no Eandidste,'-aHd feared the effect
upon the legislative elections would be- disas-
iTeus. Thinking there was no need Of an effort,
the wings, ii counties where they had decided
majorilies, did not vote their full streng,h-and
the consequence has been, as stated BY the Ra-
leigh Register, that, from various local causes,
the success Of the adversary was permitted in
some instances by a single vote
Thus from nine counties, giving together q
majority of mere than two thousand Wing votes,
have been returned IA Locofoco members oil
Assembly, making difference of THIRTY FsuR
on joint ballot, while but single Wing memhei
has, for any cause, been returned from county
giving Locofoco majority for Goyernorin
MoTehead's majority for Governor is decisive
--bui The wings lose a u. S. Senator. worth in
our estimation dozen Governors. North Caro-
lima Is, nevertheless, wing State, and will b
true for Old Harry, when The trial comes, by
more than Five Thousand Votes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18
. sIEXAS-WAR RIII. VETOED 5

FFe,b ne .Aas Orleans Picayunt, .4,igusi I'd.
The steamer Merchant, Capt Day. ar
rived on Sunday last from Galveston,
bringing dates 10 the 9th July.
Ceh. Moore Gen, johnson, and 1t,
Comi5g Seger, Of The man, DIVA brig
San Antonio, came passengers, The ~
ter returns Immediately to GALVESTON,
where bis vessel is lying. and thgn sails
Oh cruise down the Gulf.
Itis ughtthat Com. Mooy6 will have
The ebtire squadron at sea ip/a very short
time.
\ notwithstanding the veto of The War
r.iIifh.- O., ,i-..-.~-,/ : an ~; sssson have
been granted and sg4l parties are stiITto
annoy the Mexicags. On the frontiers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

The .fas1iean Sentinel al PhiladeIphia, Lo-
coIoco paper generally. bp, lately approving and
supporting the present Administrator, Of tbe
General Governmsni. is more than corIent with
The, VEN; describes the majority in Congress as
rbanded conspirators - and concsadesh is obSer-
vatioas as follows: ~
In conclusion. we cannot pass over
what we think quite Important IL relation
70 President TYLER's course On this great
measure. viz. thatiheShss led of boldly 10
the old footsteps oFDemocrAcy. every De-
'Eocraiic member Of both Housesof Cor
esess having voted against the bin that
President TYLER has thus promptly veto
ed. Nj. TYLER has on this secession
marked out his faturs career. His SAL.
nef bears on il ihe significant mo.lo. .lhs
Democracy inyincible Pr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18


Our frsf pseulal Of IL Vesp Message 9ss
fscsn Ae pfoaf-shsrs a. oar ssnposiiofs--
daring ihsi kssIy fssding ne sfrs sifusk
~isk. and made : passing remark uPoa, me
similarity 81 lie Prslideaas yfrst ard t.iTd IRA
sonS kr reIsciiae he Reysnus hin. The Balti-
more Amencan also nctiess he retsnblanee,
nnt s1dnrss exirieis .fom Mr.. TylsrFOvh mes
sssss, % shou hat y US me 6fssIo propose The
ssft sonnestieu between Resense and Disiribu-
flsa n which hs Bcs conplains. The Ameri-
san says President, IN giving his rsa-
sots for vtsoing de Rsvenps- Bill, places thsm
updsr shsss heads, and whether il vas from q
scarcely u srgpmesls 10 justify bis act, o. from
i eonfa,ion II IDEAS into which De minds Of
ths greatest Or men win somesimet- fan, il 80
hsppens lhsI the srli and third reasons are pref
u much ,sns and he same.
Thns, under he ifss head, ks says. @Tks
hill mites two Subjects, which 50 faf from hav-
iBe my alhnig 10 one smother, are wholly in
ceagruou5 10 lktir shhfaeles.n
The bird bsgils th1s. a third objection re-
n6ains 10 Be urged, which would Be suiheieni, 10
firtlT 70 induce me o Eeiurn ,hs biil % the
lkt4tc Win ny ouIecuc19s ny uniting tWo
subjects 80 ineongruons As Tariff and D.s,ribu-
lien, ii inevitably makes de faie Of lbe one de-
pendent upon thar Of The clheF in future contests
ofparly.s ~
Whatever may be iie force ofeiihsr OF these
objections. or-of both together, each being equsi
20 bolh, The reader viii observe lhaiso lar from
uniting lhe tvo subjects Of Tariff and Distribu-
ton. he bill did in fact never the connection
which existed between Them before, and which
sdll sxisis, because The veso, BY defeating The
Eill. prevents The separation proposed"
We have not room for The eIIraeis given By
The american, hui that paper ,rniys Odds, thas"i
IL quite chafae.aristic FOR Mr.. Tyler 70 urs.
measures upon cpngress. and shen1 find 10 lheiI
adoption Or his suggestions his chisf reasons fO
defeating heir legislation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

m TRf T5Ifoiy.IThe New York CONNER
eial Adyertisef states that The Norbeas-
tern Boune4ry Treaty has been signed
~ THE Ministers to whom lis negotiation
was cohfded ind that Capt WR1cHr,
one " Her Britannia Msjesty's special
fnesskngers, who went Out in The Great
Western On Thursday, is The bearer Of a
feoPyIo Of !he Treaty, complete. and requir-
nag only The ratification Of the respective
GoyernmentS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

The following are The eoheluding paragraphs
of an article on the late Vsto published IN the
New York American
Bot let not all the censures fall upon
President tyler. The course Of the Lo+
cofoco party ia Congress should not esi
cape The just. indign grafton Of the people
Acting as unit, and with the single OBJ
Eiject Of overthrowing the Whigpafty, these
INSCRIPTIONS politicians, regardless alike
OF the oath they have taken as legislators,
OF the claims and suieriGgs Of the coun-
try, and Of their obligations as men and
brethren to cooperate 10 all just and
sound measures 10 promote the common
good-vote(uniformly against every Wing
lmeasures-be itTarif--be il Distribution
l-be il Appor;ionmept-be itiaws 10 reg
ulale thepurity Of election, and prevent
Injustice and disorder in the House
whatever lie subjech 50 only that il BE q
measure introduceda and supported BY
the Whigs-the opposition Of Locofecoism
lis sure.
! This Is faciioa-faction in its worst
form and most misehieyous tendency
and .hus.it is that The Aation may be
lpluaged into anarcby-for We confess we
dread that-by a corrupt and unprinci.
piled union between traitor President
and factious minority 10 Congress.
| What, underthe circumstances, may
be the course Of the Wings in Congress
We venture not TO say; but for ourselves
We would yield 10 Executive diclation i
this matter nerer! NEVER! NEVER 1!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

SPIn The following brief paragraph there IS
4 piihy and happy reply to Loco FOco slang
about s.whig Promises':-
"Whig Promisss.''- Before the election
Of 1910, twas The standing complaint Of
the Locofocos that Tie Wings concealed
their intentions, and srozid not declsre The
principles % which they intended 10 con-
duct the Government. but smolbered all
inquiries ia ! turrah for Log Cabins,
Coonskins. Hard Cider. and Tippscanoe.
for these same vefaeious gentlemen As.
sert that the Wings promised svers thing,
and pledged themselves 10 everything,
possible. and impossible, 10 that yefy con-
testin lSt0l Do not these two fslsehoods.
save rs the trouble Of fefuiine eirbera
f.E Y. Tftbnne
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

4 i ! rsmais able historical facf. that,
for the lasi two eerturies--ihat is, since
the accession Of Louis XIV in 1853 mo
French kilng has transH iited bis crown to
nIs son. LouisFAlF and Louis XIV we're
suecsedsd oy iheir graod sons. and since
me desihlpt LOUIS XVI itlis well known
that no son has succeeded lis fatheron
the throne Of France.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

bEFThe Canal Steamer Gallant. captain
EAsBv, i advertised to run twice week
tMoadsys epd Thursdsys) from Georgslown,
q O'Clock, A. NJ, q Harpers-Fsrry, in time
Tor The cars. Passage and fare. $3.50 Re-
turning. HE Gallant win leave Harpefs-Ferfy
Al 3 A. n. every Tussasy and Friday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

ThsNsw York CORES poadentofthe Baltimore
American says:
I'VE have had another touch Of Tyler
ism 10 this State. CfossWell. Of The Al
bany Argus. has Just returned ffom Wash
ingion with an order u transfer The adyer,
Using Of the post -ofiice from The Daily Ad.
vertiser, good old Wing paper. to the
Argus. The most bitter and Inscriptions.
o. the Locofoco journals. In This city
loo. the custom house has hadsa visitation,
and ftom. thirty n forty good men have
been turned %. their places 10 Be suppli-
ed. mall probability, With per Sc Tyleri,es.t
An this will help us in ibis State for the
fall election
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18
cerrlp0ad.ae. eIt d. BallimIors .gulsriesn.
VETO MESSAGE.

" is
The Hall or the House Of Representatives
was kllsd this morning.. and the galleries in par
tieuiap, in expectation that the Report Of The
Committee Of Thirteen would be presented t.
the House. The Report did not coma, Mr..
Adams not being ready 70 present H. The
GROVE fingered around the Hail untiIi, was I'M
derstd Oh the Report weald not be presented.
The Report will probably be submitted To-
morrow. and, with il is said two minority Re.
ports,- one from Mr. Ingersoll, aud ,6e
other from Mr.. Gilmer Of va. The Report
will probably coneluee with Resolutions, which
will be adopted BY the House, and TO which no
doubt much attention viii be given.
P, s. n have this thomoat learned thai The
Report viii come % the House tomorrow. add
that il will recommend no action in References
10 the state Of public sdairs beyond m amend
ment to the Constitution solar Is 10 limit ne
Veto power.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

We ass glisted 70 learn that Kroessn,s e.e.,
CANT and wsll-kepi inn. he Globe Taverp~ n
MarinsburE. vas consumed b On. on Monday
aighL We haze 10, head he par6s6lars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18
From tht .sbingaon Yirginisa.
DISAtFFECTIoN.

We learn. from tolerably good authori.
ty, that The Locos in the lower end o.
this county, are becoming very much
dissatisfied with the daily sacrifices o,
property sold MI debt occurring at theil
own doors, and that some or them have
even gone so fas as to NJ AXE stump speech.
es advocating The propriety Of resistance
10 The iorcible collection of debts. We
DO not kRop the above state OF things te
be true, yet we have every reason 10 BE-
lieve il. This. belief is predicated moi on.
~ upon the responsibility Of our authori-
| ", but upon our knowledge Of practical
Locofocoism-anarchy and disorganiza.
ton. A.
We are heartily glad that those who
have contributed their all of influence 10
ruin their country and cover her institu-
lions with disgrace, are the fist TO wtithe
and vince under policy which com mon
sense should have taught them would
scourge the nation to the core. But
strange as il may seem. tell these wise
acres that their favorite schemes have
beaped their distresses upon them, and
they will laugh you TO scofn, a;tributing
the whole to Wild speculation Dr. reduction
in The price Of COTTON And why, il may
be asked, do they moi trace the evil iJs
legitimate source--ihe arrangement ofkbe
currency Simply BECAUSE, without
minds Of their own, in many instances,
they piD their faith 10 the. sleeves Of
others and deem iias much an honor 10
be led by the nose By demagogue lea
der, as did Van Buren, To- s.follow in HE
footsteps Of bis illuslrio1s predecessor. -
God help the people and the times, and
deliver us from the evil effects or mis-
rule founded and perpetuated in ignO-
rance XXI
Were We permitted 10 drop a word OF
advice tS1 these refractory gentlemen, We
wouldsay. avail yourself Of ihe Bankrupt
Law. but this would not suit their deli
cate stonachs-oh. no. They would
turn up the whites Of their eyes with ho-
ly horror at the bare suggestion of such a
resort, and regard AZ purity itself, ia con-
Parison, the annihilation Of all law AID
order. and insurreclionary resistance of
legal demands.
f..tl ! n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

Hard Times The sheriff Of Crawford
county, Missouri, returned his papers,
books &cs into the couri, and resigned
iois dflice. The reasons be assigns for re-
signing are that there is not money enough
70 lha hands Of the people Of the county
70 4 PAY Their taxes, saying nothing about
The executions, sc. from The conrts and
he would not be- The instrument ~ d;s.
iressing them AID sacrificing thair nro.
periy.1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

4 The Richmond Rnqaissr has lately been harp
ing much upon the SACRED and nriolate cha
tas;erSof 4he comProuiss Ac,, with ils 90 per
ce1tfeature1 which !. formerly yridicalsd -Yst.
70 The teeth OF is own slang. J, Processes its
willingness 10 60 for d1iy Ct as per cent. O.
higher, if The Distribution could be dropped
The Wing charges The Enla;res with publishing
Two edllions-cne for Ihe South and another FOR
the North, and thiaks il pTObable.the Democrats
clPowhaian and Amelia had no ,seen the North
srn edition rhda they adopted their resolutions
sisnoaaeiag Tariff beyond 90 rsr cent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

Lsrd Ash6arion--This gentleman, tits.
said !. will shortly return 10 England, in
II. M. ship Warspite commanded by Eord
Hay,i now lying in New York Hafbor.-
Before bis departure, as vie learn by the
Albany Evening Journal; Lord Ashbur-
ton wllltvisit Niagara, where he is expect
ed by Sir Charles Bagot.Governor Gener..
al oil Canada. This English Nobleman.
City years ago, siraversed the wilderness,
from Oswego TO Niagara, on horseback.
How changed how wonderfully. the
sSens that is nowtoopen upon him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

Cast Iron Building = Buildings Of cast
iron IRE daily increasing at prodigious
rate ID England, and il appears that houses
are about TO be constructed Of this mate
rial. Asthe walls win be hollow, i. will
be easy so warm the buildings by a single
stove placed in the. kitchen. a three
story house. containing fen or twelve
rooms, will not cost more than .elI0O, re-
gard being had 10 the manner in which il
may be ornamented. Houses Of this de-
scriPiion may be-. taken 10 pieces. and
tfanaPortedfrom one place to another, al
sn expense fot not more than S25. Ii is
said that a large number Of cast iron
house Is are abont 10 be manufaciuFed in
Belgium and England. fe5 Tie citizens Of
Hamburg. whose habAations have been.
burnt. ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

Jackson County. VIE are informed. is
10 state Of open rebellion. Last Mdn-
day (Caurt day llihs people paraded he
streets Of RiPley, With guns. .clabs, Sc,
and threatened 10 ride upon rail any
man who bid for property under two
thirds 81 ito value. Property was offered,
bat there wers no bidders. ~
fP~kersswg "a. Ga1sts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

4 isestimated thst 'ihs States Of Ohio.
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri,
wall produce enough breadsiaas this year
80 iced the United States three or four
years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

Glorg-The Bombay Times estimates
he British loss Of soldiers and campbell.
lowers By the Afghan War, down 10 the
lst Of March last, at $4,000, and the cost
of the war to same date, at Ella. 600 200.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

We. NJ Blacksord. Esq. our Charge
a d. A1 II, at Bogota, on leaving at cura-
Icoa, addressed. a letter 10 the Commander
and Officers of'the 2, S. Ship Falmouth.
expressing bis acknowledgements for the
kIAddness and Poliieness extended 10 him
Edurlns The voyage. The officers 81 he
Falmouth made suitable and handsome
reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18
KENTUCKY.

D
The following is brief, comprehensive. aud
Satisfactory account Or The resslt Of The election
in this State.
''In our election returns says the
Kentucky Observer, and Reporter. iii will
be seen that some few Of our staunchest
Wing counties haze elected Locofocns.
Woodford. and Madison, and Montgome-
trys are Of he number. Oar friends a.
broad need not be surprised at this. The
severity of the times has raised Up a con-
siderable party ID favor Of relief. That
party has been willing, insome instances,
and tor1pae session. "a lei gsrheir ancient
political principles. and vote for Loco.
We consider ii bad policy; but it is So
Nevertheless, We shall hayesa majority in
both Houses. which, If not so overwhelm-
ling as heretofore, will be so strong as 10
convince the most skepticaI that Locolo.
coism has no a6idiag PlaeeIin the Banner
State" HI@l .s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18

Gf-When Gea. JleksoS, in hi second Mes
sage 70 Congress, urged encouragement Of do
masiic branches Of industry" helciled the opin-
ions Of his predecessors 10 show ,ha, the eIer.
ess Of :. authority over imposts.a = for the pur-
pose or protection was clear ana andeniaSle.
He said S." 10 this conclusion am confirmed.
as well by',he opinions OF Presidents Washing.
ton, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe, who havf,
each, repeatedly recommended The exercise OF
this right under he Constitution, rs by the uni
form practice 81 congtess, the eonliuusd scqui-
escsnce Of The States. and the general under
standiag 81 the people,
We have already shown, BY the record. that
Gen. jackson voted for The Tariff Of 1924.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-18
nm. CLAY AND T11E T1RfFr.

The sound and paiIlutie views1of the great
Western Statesman on the subject Of protection
70 domestic iabour, command thar fsspee. 10 Eu-
rope which Is freely accorded to them By the
mos. sensible and practical portion q his own
conntrymen In letter addressed to the people
or Cornwall by Sir RlcHARD yIgfiS, . disIin-
ehished member1of he British House 81 Chm
] mons. an aIiusion i made 10 very commends-
] tory strain 10 Mr. cLlY's answer Of April 18th
% The letter of the Wig members Of The New
Fork Legislature. Sir RicHiKD inserts il entire
ID his address, and says or Il: !
"Mr. ciayfs lellefis SO applicable to our pre-
sent condition, and his nnanswerable arguments
are 20 clearly sel forth 10 his own energetic Lam
gnage, that I have had il reprinted at length;
and coneiudeithis Address to British eonst-
tntncg BY enirealng Ihem not only 10 read his
letter with. attention, bni 10 mediate seriously
upon the opinions whichlfhis experienced and
practical foreigner has laid before his country
mem 4 the moment when the British Cabinet
ere engaged in promoting The doctrines Of the
free-trads theorists. ] recommend you 10 con-
;Fas, itsespifii with tia, Of the speeches OF her
Majesty,s Ministers 10 favor Of opposite opinions,
ard am. confident that you viii not accuse me
of having vilfuiiy exaggerated shs danger to
(which we are exposed.n VI
0neof lie passages in Mr.. CLEYd letter here
Free trade IS beautiful vision, existing on-
~ in the imagination Of philosophers ana Iheo-
risis, and practically fepudiated ~ all nations
An Indispensable condition 10 Tie adoption Of
itby any one nation is lis adoption by ali. But,
instead Of regulating their trade according 10 that
theory, We everywhere behold restrictions, bur
@dens and prohibitions; and those :ions.which
makesihs nearest approximation 10 il, IRE in
iheleasi prosperous state"
L twill be well for the country when his ire.
fatahie ptiaciple, here SO clearly and lfoIcisly
expressed. ahaH - Incorporated permanently in
our policy. eelien Of Mr.. cLAY. il i. pro-
missed to seodre nS,'kng else. would be "a con.
summaliondevodllj to be wished \ for the assur.
ance i would give Or well adjusted aud stable
system OF discriminating duties, for The proiec-
zion Of oar labouf, the cultivation OF our own re-
sources. and FOR eounlsraetins the aggressive
policy Of fofeiennations. [BaH. Amer. :