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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK, FEBRUARY q, 1913.
CLEARED.
leY. NNrleanS Sianntnn & Ernst

chip Auburn Durtey, NOreaDS, Staun,on & Frost.
Banks California, Wilson, Nuevas, Brett Vose; Orbta,
(Sarslinan Nichelne, Gibraltar AID Genoa. Pamier
Brigs Florida BGnco, Eldrcdge, Belize (IIopd) Blan-
co; George Henri. Place St Thomas, Pratt.
Schr Sterling. Taylor, Wilmington, s Powell; Charles
VOse. Gould NOreans. Brett Vose; Richmond. Ches-
ter. Richmond, Allen Pa4son Ssgadahock, Sampson N
Orleans Brett Vose October Crow ell, La Guayra and
Porto Catcllo Rowland Asplnwall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

The following from litter from London written
BY one the banking houses III that CITY,
will give idea OF the of feeling there in relation
10 State Bonds, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
nj X RI Ed
DIED:

On Tuesday Feb 81 William B. Pond. Of Milford, CT to
Arne E. daughter OF Henry Ravens, Esq.
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wn. w. Shirley, Aucuoueer.
Principle made practicable Principle made useful
EW-YORK CASH TAILORING

Z ESTABLISHMENT, ls2 Fu!tcu-st, New-ferS.
The Undersigned IN announcing their patrons their e-
termination TO adhere strictly TO the priscpe OF cash aeS
ing in their business would take occasion TO say uat ueJ
have become we'll satisfied OF the pTactcahy and usetui-
ness OF such plan by the uniform success when mas AZ
tended its operation in their house from TIE
The advantages derived by the customer t'om ue adop
lion of this systematically realizing gain OF 50 per ceat
upon credit prceshcy conceive perfectly obvious al"
therefore need no comment OF the merits OF lher mousse
and the facilities which they invested oil u',sH
cheap asd rich earnest, they VIII not Silate-uus
sured they that this simple fact IS 100 "eh A'o
their celebrity we'll established, TO require
mark And in calling the attention OF the gentlemen VI 'u
United States and NewYok particular to Their aso
ucnt OF choice goods they Will merely observe .un.
their friends much part OF the,r sys,. as ~
naurn.nis nSN isll J. g. BOOIG Y W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

ARRIVED.
Ship Commerce. Duing I'M Crons,ad Nov IA and Es
Dec mdse order
Bark Chancellor, Dunn, 10 DIS I'm NOreans, molasses
4 Hochkiss.
Bark Eunomos Crosby . DIS I'm Savannnh cotton TO- The
master.
Bark Ronadst0n. Wheon Il DIS n Apalachicols, cotton
TO Bolton, Fox Livingston.
Bark Leda Phillips, s Baltimore, 81 ds FIN Rio Janeiro
coffee TO J Phillips 1. Co.
Bark Mary Chiffon, Benedct DIS from Philadelphia, in
ballast, 10 Rowland i Aspnwa!i
Bark Hercules, Skau,ss is I'm Philadelphia in ballast
TO D RI Robertson.
Bark Triton, Carr Providence, l6 DIS I'm Apaachlcola
cotton TO master.
Barque ospray, Guillard, of Mddetown CT 2S DIS I'm N
Orleans moiasses to } Ilayer.
Brig Zoioh Cross narblehead 81 DIS fin Rio de janet
70 coffee TO Grinnel Minlurn i Co.
Brig Wright, Cuts, 20 dis ds TN PRico, molasses
Thomson Adams
Brig Beulah Merrill of Portland, "a DIS fin Trinidad Gu
ba molasses Chasts lain Ponvert
Brig Poro Rico, COtre = as ni Trinidad dc Cuba, su
gar 10 Rowland Aspnwali.
Brig Nauvoo, Burnhan, 81 ds I'm PORT Prince coffee
Brig Jua de Carlagena, kellar q DIS s, Belize, Hond
mahogany Co1n
Br brig 5ue Nose, Albee 20 DIS from Bebce IL ballast 10
BIZ brig Bufa!o McGurnie, 81 DIS fan ST Thomas, in bal
last
schr Hope, Mitchell 20 DIS I'm Mayaguez. PR. sugar TO
Nesuith ferds 4 Co.
une Doane, 20 DIS fin Porto Cabcllo coffee TO Geo
.iihker.
Sc!.s .rard Stevenson 80 ds I'm Domingo, nahoga
ny 10 DePeysler Il Whaarsh
Schr Lewis Bruce Studey, u DIS TN Jeremle coffee 10
Schr Naus, Slower, % DIS I'm NOreans corn 10 Buck
Schr Greensboro Holt, Gaeno, rom Richmond, coal TO
Schr Peneed. Victory. Norfolk, to sturges Chairman
Schr Lodi Brown from Altakapss, La molasses TO bre
L vose.
Schr Payn,er, Holland, Baltimore, mdse 10 master.
Schr Marietta, Brown. Boston, mdse 10 Atkins.
Schr Roanoke Green, Norfolk, mdse 10 master
Schr Alabama, Casey sds i'm Newbern Nc naval stores
TO os>om l. Co.
schr E1iio Robinson of Thomason 20 DIS in NorIcans
Schr aurora Thompson York River
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Dec l7h lat 10 N, % 80 W, ship John Coser, hencs
Dec l2th ia q s long 20 w ship Ianthe, Steele from
New York NOV ~ for CanioD--all well.
Jaa To- lat IS, long 81, ship Tablet Story from Fhlade-
pSa lab, Dec 24) for MOnievideo and Canton.
Dec IL, lat N, long p, Adelaide, hom New York TOR
Rio Janeiro, $50 reported
Al instant, Cd Abaco, Homer Watts, from Baltimore for
New Orleans
l4h lat So long IS l5 ship Spriag, Hamilton, 4a hours
from New York for New Orleans.
Passed date, 56 So long ID bark weyboSset, Col
Inns from Providence, a, New Orleans.
4h inst lat a. long 79t, ship Charlotte, trem New Or
leans for Liverpoo day, ship hanca, from Mobile
for Liverpool
9Th nsl OF Eastern edge OF Grand Bank brig Sea Bird
of 3 atialore. understood from Bordeaux for NY ork
18Th inst, OF Cape Sable hlg Acadian, Jones' from bos
ton 10 Halifax,
l0h inst 81 miles <. OF Cape Cod brig Pilot, IRON NEW
Orleans for New Brunswick.
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II Marrynf's Insternnn keady.-Jus Pab-
lshed complete thee elegant dIodecino vols Price
81 cents eachMasternan Ready, the Wreck OF the Pa
CHIC written for young people, by Captain Marryat.
" Notonly yOlng people, but old people-peorie OF all
ages-Uay derive amusement Information and advantage
from is perusaln Naval and Military Gazette.
u No. 10-The Fortunes Of Hector o.
Halioran.-This day published, No. 10 OF the Fortunes
OF Hector O'HaloTaa ana his Mark Antony UToole.
By w. H. Maxwell, Esq, with illustrations. Price lsi
cents.
(" Read Hector O'Rallorsn, gentlemen, one ard ALL
Morgan O'0ousherty.
D.APPLETON i CO., Publishers,
90 2ls ap0 Broadway.
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ST OTICE.-Mr. ROBERT II. DAVIS,

z OUk At THlS-Just received from
q Auction lot ladies' Hose, cents per pair ot good
black Silks . Cd yard lot Edgjng cents per yard
lol Sewing silk, cents 10, good Ribbons. at I'd per
yard lot Satin IS cd per yard; lot hne corded
skirts at Is 3D. lot silk Laces at ants lot lady Cra
val,. cents lot tne ihr,ng Muslin at Cd per yard
lot fine Cassiaerc 6s Sd per yard LOT Broadclohs, nj
Is Sd per yard o superne black Colhs los per yard
lo fine plain lack De Lame Is cd per yard For sale al
WiLLET HAWkINSS Store, 48l Greenwich,
22l lwlsV First sore above Canal-street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

STATE or NEw-JERsEY, Somerset County, S.
Personally appeared before me the subscriber presiding
Judge OF Court Common Pleas and tor the coucIy
OF Somerset Peter S,yker Beekman and having been duly
sworn according law did depoe and say that the facts
above stated ana by hi subscribed relation To The
effected by Schencks rulRonc Syrup true and further
he saith not. ". IS SAS ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

SOMERSET COUNTY, S.
do hereby certify the Of Illness CT Mr.. Beck
man by described, and his TO health
are true and further, that be is of 1nmpeachdble
character and standing nigh responsibility the ngh
borhood- !" b. HASI oFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23

r, supposed dehclt ..............S!oo,O00 W
thert Is OF :und received from the General Government
seSiS 27 and The Bank OF peARsy!va
part OF "hcs might be Iaade available by receiving II in
sla May issues of That Bank 5'47l G..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-02-23
r The Apollo Vemperauce As.ociut,ou

Sunday take place III the E,izabethstreet
Church Gate Bowery) on Thursdy evening February o.
1885, commencing at quarter past O'Clock, precisely.
Tickets l2 cents. Pamphlets OF the exercises for
tie door. f2l ST.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01

oWn ,pfovocatrea, ,meled oct something
uEius,icr to Luie. An dlscbarglng this
duty to our readers, WE did not Imagine
Ahat we ware attacking the Christian
religion. BY some fatal heIluc'nalon,
the fragment OF humanity. presidioR
over the deslnies of the Mad paddle
seems TO fancy that he is the Church -
# an the Sale,' said the tyrOOl oI
France ;and AlopzoL. Lutte would APP
parentIy arrogale TO himself still more
power aud purity, %! the folly OF sin :
ners.' Here, w0 restthis case, In fu-
ture Ut provoked to it,) We may heVe
occasion to refer to another outrage up
on poor family, Of this place, in which
Mr.. LiuIe will figure as con9penousIy
as in the case Of Sam. Moor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01

crats Nov cannot understand SUI
Mind of A pame as that uor whV you
should resnlt 70 bargains with wings
Do you expect 10 bargain yourself luio
Office a-harqaln with the Wings for votes.
Really | think less Of you for this pro.
position than ever. j reminds me Of
what Just heard Of other bargains, 1t
was told 10 Union township the other
day, that your particular friends and
those of another candidate or two, wers
bargaining with certain Wings whose
names were given. that il thew (ths
Whlgs) would vote for you and those
Others that they (your frlends) woUH
vote for Hersh and Isaac Shane--thst
ia, they would bargain and sell our
friend Tolan for Whig ,vOles May be
you could condescend to answer wheth.
er you, in person, have any hand in
IL?
You seem to be pouled because | Do
no. come out over my proper name -
Now think ! have quite an excuse (or
not doing so 10 what understand TO
be the object Of starring the Democrat
and a good reason for not sending my
articles to that paper 1t may do yoa
town folks TO bite and devour each 9TH
er, burws farmers in The country do nor
like to be yii6ed and abused even worse
than wo ID the country would shee D
killing dogs, as you in town DO, Thea
again am not in the habit OF writing
for he papers, my spelling and punctu'--
ton will not bear criticism. You win
see from these hints that my writing
and my name had better be kept in con-
fdence, or else would be made worse
than o horse thief
Before i leave you, George, ! must
ask you one more question, an answer tn
which we country peope have a right to
expect before we cast our votes for you
and satisfactory one we look (or.
even should Inc former ones be no farr
ther Roticed.
Do you approve Of the late Laws re-
guIaling banks, commonly called the
Latham and Barley Bank Laws;' en-
acted by the General Assembly Of Ohia,
and now in forcei
Attend particularly 10 the above in
terrogatory or rest assured that yoUr
vote will be very lean one in
ROSE TOWNSHIP.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01
For lie Free Press.
To GEORGE Y. IIAMpsoN:

To GEORGE Y. IlAMpsoN:
Sir: Being in town, find in the
last Democrat your reply. but no 40
swers TO The four questions previously
propounded. Now, friend George, eve
ry candid man, no matter Of what poll
tics, must acknowledge they were PLAIN
questions, that could have been answer
ed BY plain, candid man, without what
the lawyers call, any special pIeadings.
If political honesty had been the prompt
inc motive. ] have become tired OF this
voting in the dark; and as you have re-
fused to answer, without you can strike
a bargain with the Wings, | need ask
no more, but remain ignorant OF your
sentiments, and let you take your own
course, and | will mine, ! don't IKE to
vote for a Whig for q Legislator, but
prefer an open and bold opponeHt TO a
sreahhy and sneakiug friend; II friend
such one can be called
There are some things | will notice
in your reply You say you are can
didsle 'coRtrGry to my Pripate teehhgS'
Now, nampson, never did think you a
Patrick henry, but have always taken
YOU 10 be II man Of truth but is that the
sentiment or Language you held 10 me
in erson. the time Of last courN Is It
moi directly opposite TO what you sal1 TO
meq and was not that conversation oI
the most 'privale' kiudH 1t is Hue, you
said you would rather be candidate lo'
Treasurer, but it would not do TO come
in the wny Of Mr. Cameron. Now yor
were not candid then or you are mol
now, or else your private feelings have
undergone a change.
You object to be catachised through
the Free Press. did mol ask you I'
answer through the Free Press-choos'
YOUR own paper, as ! read both, but asl
the same privilege that ! give to you
do no, like the De Domocrat. as yon cali II
Il dislike the vanity Of It's edl'or'--
Though dislike he politics OF the Fre
Press, | must say it is more manly IN II
course than the paper you choose
Therefore prefer ii, ,
Bm that bargain! What have ! to d
with that bargain you propose TO sl!ik
between yourself and your 'oorthy co"
pelitorY You agceo 10 answer throue'
the democrat il he will answer thsc'ig
the Free Press Truly this is n'c
buslnpss--a bargain mu9l first be s0Sa
with Wing competitor helore cues
llops can be answered 10 honcs' ae"R'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01

POPULATION -. The late Senators,
Messrs. Thompson aud Aten, Of Colum-
bIana county, charge each other IN the
Patriot, with taking TOO much pay from
the State Treasury, lormiieGge ThomF
son, ii seems, charged for us miles
and Aten for 200 miIes.-the distance
from New Lisbon to Columbus. by the
usual route being about one hundred and
sixtys6ve miles The conclusion Of the
whole matter is, that both the grave Sen
afors have pecHlated pretty much after
the we'll known fashion Of Mr.. Van Bu-
ren's late army Of oaicehO'defs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01
For The Free Press,

Mr. PEAReE:
leel called upon, by LiltelPs
last paper, 10 Justice to myself, business
and lamlly, 10 say few words IN reply
to his mean attack and false asse serIions,
in reference to my uDVarnlshed state
ment in answer to your note, published
in tho Free Press Of the week previous,
In doing so, | will address myself direct
" to LtlelI. In the first place he came
to me with Iltto note, giving part Of
the class room affair, but mol all The
truth. / signed it with reluctance, ex-
Meeting the matter there 10 rest; and
which would have been The case il he had
not made an improper use Of 1t; but be-
cause | then told all the truth, so Tar a'
il related to Mr.. S Moor, he now says
am guilty Of raIsehood;' y but takes gooc
care not TO parlicusrlse--lor he knew
could prove every word ! said IN an
swar TO YOUR letter to be true. lie can
not bring a single pc arson who was pres
ent al the time, but who will sustain my
statement in every particular. Wht
then, ask is guilty of "falseboods "
answer uuhcsiratingly, Liuell isguilIl
Of "falsshoods.
You say, Alonzo L Lltell that len
! dorsed" a part of Mr. Peatce's editorial
Now every body must know that, thu
is "falsohood." Does any one surpos
that Mr.. Peatce shows me his "edllot
als;" and could | endorse that aneVe
soc until tits before The public, an
needs no Endorsement and surely n
one will take INV statement for "ed''or'
ial" you must be hard ron ALONE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01
Tho late Elections.

In addition TO the returns published
in our last, from lbe Iale elections, we
have little information 10 give. The
whole may be briefly summed up as fol,
lows: In Indiana, our Whig friends,
from divisions among themselves, AboIi'
tion, &c-have suffered defeat almost
,as disastrous as that which befelI thOm
40 1885, 'Withthe exception Of two or
three members Of Congress, the Locos
have carried their lickeel, including the
Governor, and q small majority 10 The
lower branch Of the Legislature. The
Senale o believed 10 be Wbig In the
Van Buren, States Of Illinois and Alaba
ma, the Wings have elected in each but
one member Of Congress. Kentucky,
through dissenSions among the Wings,
ahe running Of more than one candidate
in some dislricts, &c, divides her Con
greSsiona delegation equally between
Ahe parties. Her Legislature is Whig
by mojoriiy something larger than
that Of last year. Tennessee is lrue to
her Wing faith having re-elecIed her
Whig Governor by an increased MAORI
ty-g given unohiciulIy at 490O. Her
Legisatursis Wing in both branches
aho LocoS having carried majority o
one 10 The delegation TO Congress. In
North Carolina the Locos have also car
ried one Congressman more than the
Wings, by the old oi the Gerrymander
The popular vote, however, shows con
.cluslveIy that North Carolina is Wing
Slate. Upon the whole, the August
campaign has terminated more iavora
bly, 10 The Wings than thai Of 1855
which was followed, in the next year
by series Of Whg victories never
.equa'ed in the party struggles Of this
country
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01

Our OF THE "GRprE The POST
Master General has removed o. 7 Std
ger from the Office Of Post master al
Canton, and appointed in his stead a
German named Krokau No cauSe for
the removal has been assigned. The
object ortbe new appointments was, 10
secure for Captain Tyler the support ol
the German population Of Stark county
The postmaster ri BolhlehOm, Slak co..
"a Loco) has also bccn removed, and q
'Tylerile appointed in his place. rhe
corruption and deg radalion Of The Exec
,utiVO Department oflbo Government il
without parcllal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01
For the Free Press

Mr.. EDITOR:
Did you notice the doggera
in tho Court house and Office holders
Journal, of last week, entitled 'Soiloquy
to my horse? Tin icum' has beeA
sleeping under the roost of the MUSES.,
| should think-jrdgiug from the pecu-
liar scent of his verses. 1t is not my
business, however, to crIcise his Poelrg
it is entirely above thc dignity of
newspaper criticisms and, in stric; jus
tice, should be posted of'forihwih TO tho
North American Review. What want
to get at is, this outre idea Of 'Solilo-
Guy to my horse Let US see. 'Solilo-
quy'-A discourse made By one in so7i-
mde to himself That's tho idea. I've
got it. Then soliloquy is an address or
discourse to ones self, and not to his
horse Nov. Tin icum' does not know
the meaning of soNloquy,' or, '0ther- :
wise, he has been soliloquizing on all
fours, and has mistaken himself for n
'horse.' His whole performance, there's
fore, may be denominRled a bull. Try
it again, TIN icum.' Ifyou should iivs
long and get no unIucky backsets, yoG
will come out at least--a noted fool.
Mr. Editor pardon my propensity foe
small potatoes, | am beginner only ia
the scribbIine way; and, for that reason,
1 make choice light themes
NlMROD.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01
That Outrage upon Moor.

II is some consolation TO US TO per.
ceive that the author OF the outrage up
on poor Sam, Moor, is not wholly cal.
lous --mudde,paled and stulti6ed az he
uuques,ionObly is Instead of treating
US with that "unmiltigated scOrn and
contempt" with which he threatened
some time since, tc consume our bloody
bones and grizzly locks (Wo use the
piots ditof's tprhe for convenience,
ho sloops, now Oud hen, from his elhe
rial heights, to make battle wilha a merC
ulau in this lower world Of ours! Foi
sach condCscmsion our gratitude 4
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01

when you resotl TO sucb Inoanness, TO
keep-up appearance,
Your bitterness is equally glorlna,
when you Iobor TO drive il into an attack
upon -"reIie,on Where or when have
shown any "maIignant hatred Of the
IChristtao rlhgonR' The charge is as
base as it is false unless you consider
yourself "lhe Chrislian religion" which
YOU seem 10 do, and even then il is un-
true, for have not even made an attack
upor you. II you would act es -"lhe
Chrouan religion requires, without
your empty holloW hearted boaslng,
YOU would not slander those who have
been dragged into this adnlr, out OF 100
much good feeling towOrds yoO-- more
than you deserved. But | will give a
quotation from Lluell's own editorial" "
50 thatit may b. fairly understood
1--WE regret that Mr. Rukepbrod hos
permitted himself 10 become an inslru
mept n the hands Of these men, 10 bring
disgrace upon The church, that has borne
so long and been so kind TO him lie
may be worthy to take other members
! 10 task, but there are few who know 1t,
! We shall not review his letter, nor eX
pose several Galsehoods which II con-
tsins"
sWben and where, Alouzo, did | be
come "an instrument or any sci OF men,
"lo bring disgrace upon the churchf
! No where - il is sgau false, end you
know it. 1t seems to have been your
dee On 10 have made "an instrument" OF
me to lie you out Of scrape, and be-
causej would moi, you abuse me. You
have again held the Idea that yOu-yes,
you, ,yoWsef, constitute "the Church"
bodily; and when you are dlsgraeed, tor
sooth, "lhe church" is dlsgrac"d. Hence
you seem-lo claim to be authorized TO
transact ''vHIdnieS thd! common sinners
durst not ncddle with." A further quo.
,aiion from PoIIock's "Course of Time
may not be out Of place. 10 describing
the nYPooRITE," he says-
"He was man
Who stole the livery Of The court oI hea'
ven,
To serve the devil in; in virtues guise
Devoured the the widows house and or.
phan'S bread ="
"iSeest thou the man"
AIonzo, you refuse to "expose the sew
eraI fasehoods" in my article, simply
because there were none in it; and he
who takes your assertions Tor truth, vii
believe "laIsehoods
1t is true, "the church has been kline
to me, for which feel grateful. Tha
III have faults and faiings, am aware.
but,l am not hypocrile-Iwill neither
lie nor SlGader nv ncightorl Can you
say as much, Alonzo L. LtlelIf And
will leave TO the members OF "Iht
church" 10 say whether your actions ant
conduct or mine, arc most disgracelul tc
"lhe ehrrch. II you, AIonzo, think
ought 10 HE 10 screen you from public
odium, because we were in the same
class room, sor members, you mistake
your mark II thaye not so learned the
"Chrislan religion"
In conclusion, 1 would admonish yov
to not be quite so liberal hereafter, II
applying your eplhetSto me, OF "false
hood" &c, or ! may betnduced to maxi
LASTING impression, as your PeDusyl
vana friend is saidto have done, only
perhaps, moro 3eeliagIy.
JOHN s. RUKENBROD.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-09-01
From lie Wheeling Times.

LET THE WEST LOOK TO HER
MEN AND HER INTERESTS.
We mean this as a warning, and wa
trust that ali who read our paper win
give due reflection to it. The interests
of the west are in donger moi alone from
the Locofoco party, ihougb mainly lrom
them; and while we have no hesitation
in saying that all the Wings Of the wes',
and great mass, near orquite one hAIt
Of the Locofoco party are IN favor Of tha
protection of American products aud
manufactures, to The extent they are now
protected, there is danger, there is i'm
mnenl danger of the repeaI or modlti-
cation Of the Tariffto such M extent an
10 deprive the country Of all the benefits
OF il, overthrow our manufacturing es
tablishments, and silence their opera
uons 1t is moi, we say, party alone thar
is acting in this thing. The gold Of En-
gland and the gold and silver OF New
York is busy in it, and there is danger
aud great danger, that the agricultural
interests and mechancal operations of
the vast and fertile valley ofthe MsssQ-
ippi will be sacrificed on the Htar OF lhs
cupidly OF some, and the scarcely mora
honest ayarlce Of others. There ara
plans nov concoclng in New York lOr
the overthrow oI the protective policy,
there are men thore who have stood
high in both parties that are lending
themselves TO a scheme for sacrificing
the interests, tho best interests Of tina
whols country, upon the shrine Of what
they believe to be the interests OF New
York, the commercial emporium ol iha
country. The blow will be struck nt
the opening Of the first session Of 'Con'
gress, and there is every reason 10 losr
that it will be- sufficiently vigorous 10
effect its object. Let not those friends Of
a Tariff Who have voted Tor and suPporl.
ed those who act with the the Locoioco
party, 1auer themselves that there il
40 danGer-lhefe is danger; nay, Ihere
, is q certainty that i money can buy1or
, Aiuery or any concession control the
acHaas OF enough members OF Congress
tse Taud viii be repealed and aes'
trUyed,