New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-29
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The Loco .Focos OF Esser County, N. ]. held
a meeting at Camptown, on Thursday last, to
organize, and define their position. We were
curious to see whether the Loco Foco portion OF
the working Mechanics OF Newark, El'zabcthtown
&c. could possibly hold such sentiments with re-
gard to the Protection Of their own Industry as
their new Editor (who an officer OF the Con-
yention) propounds-so we turned at once to
their resolution on the Tariff, and read as follows
'That they oppoaed tohat is termed Protect'c.
Tariff; they also opposed TO the graduation ct u
TartF upon lop scale 10 prore injurious to the
abShed Of the country: they are favorable
the adoption Of such laws nt enable the man
1jacters Of the country 10 compete fairly and adrSni9.
geouSiy cth foreign manutactures-te! are also lavoa
Die fostering ae most efficient manner all such Of
our manu- focteS indispensable III time of
which by the laws of be carried by neutra
vessel into beseent port such gunpowdeF lead, salt
iron, saltpetre, &c
straightforward reader can you understand
what all this means Can you understand IN
what sense these men are opposed to what Is
termed Protective Tariff" What Tariff coula
be Protective if such one as they indicate is not!
Who does not know that there are juSt two posi-.
tons on this sublect-one insisting that our Home
Industry may be aided and sustained by Discrim,
mating Duties; the other declaring that all Pro.
lection is humbug, and that the true way to fos-
ter Home Interests is to let them take care OF
themselves On which side are these resolvers?
So far as we can fathom their meanlg, they are
as citizens and working men in favor of Protec.
ton, but as politicians and partisans they are
obliged to be against it. Why could mt they say
whether they are in favor of overhauhng the pre-
sent Tariff or of letting it alone 2
ILLlNols.-We have to give it up that only one
Wing is elected to Congress from Illinois, though
three more came within neck of winning, and
might have been chosen. We are morally GER
tain of at least three Wings in the first Congress
under the next Administration. Several of the
Districts which gave large Loco Foco majoritles
last year have given small ones now, and Hoge
was only elected by buying up the Mormons.-
The new Delegation stands thus;
Dist. Members. Dist Member
l. Ropyxr SMITH L. ". .JoHS WENTWORTH, L
su j. A. MeClxsSAsp, L. Y..SANl- A. DoucLAs., L
iii. .OkLASpo B,FtcxlN,L VI .JoHs ?, Hocr, L
VII. .JoHN J HARDIN, "
~ c. GARDINER, the Whig Postmaster at
Fultonvillc, Montgomery Co., n. Y, has just
been turned out to make room for a Loco Fcco.-
The Montgomery Wing has spirited leader upon
the removal, at the bottom of which we find the
following:
"NorIcE-The room heretofore occupied BY Mr. Garli
nisr az Pos, Office will be used Wing Commute,
Room unit, after the election Of Henry Clay to The fesiden
cy in ist4.n
This is the way John Tyler is helping US for N
u The Annapolis Democratic Herald states
that Senator Merr;ck, of Maryland, will not re-
sumo his seat in Congress at the next session
We epresume that win depend on the complexion
Of the Maryland Legislature. Ii it is Wing he
viii resign; if Loco, hold on.