Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-06-27
Another Forgery :--Taisr Quotation al
Iaci<sO:l-s Message.

lacikSOa'S Hc>sf.c
We desire 70 call the attention Of the People Of ih''
to another outrage. committed by the author OF The "O''F
er side Of Facts for sAe Peopi.' We mean false quo
talon from J,cKsoNs Message Of 1880 which appears
in the pamphlet page sIh This crime for We consider
1t nothing than that is only # a, all exceeded IN
,urpitude hv the false quotation from the Constitution by
the same writer Together. they exceed in eoldhlooded
fsl,ehood any thing Of the kind within knowledge
Tina, man calling himself honorable should 'hus be
guilty Of putting DE into the month Of his own witness
can only be exceeded by tho sacr he had before COM
miticd upon the Great Charter Of his Country II such
acts a. these DO not open the ewes OF hc People OF tas
state We know what oau do It
Blu, without, further preface, pres nj the extract a.
given by he Junio's pamphlet 10 Wit:
I'VE give YOU the testimony Of General Jackson In
his message Of December. $50 be The power 10
impose duties imports originally belonged % The sever
a. states The right Co adjust these du'ir with view 90
cncouragr domestic branches of industry = completely
IDENTIFIED with that power, that II is difficult 10 sup
pose the existence Of tie one without tie ot4fr Tie
states have delegated their whole authority mPosts
the General Government without limitation or reser'a-
ti-n The authority having thus en-
lrcy passed from the States. the night 20 exercise ior
the purposes of protection does not cNis n them, and
Consequently. ID u not Possessed y the Genoa Gov
eminent be extinct Our political system would
thus present tie suomay Of poope stripped of lie right
10 foster their udnU1. and 90 ooRgf0Gci me moN
srifsl destructive pofcV which might hc adopted b To-
rciau nations THIS surely cannot he the cast ! las
igsbusabt polrrr thus surrendered by she States must
be within the scope of the authority the subject *
pressly delegated 20 Cousross Ne shall Tor The present
dismiss Gen. Jackson witness. Int vii bring hun 10
the stand 10 testify several times before closing Tins side OF
the question:
General Jackson is here made 10 81 that the night OF
lcvying revenue tax "compe,cy IDENTIFIED
with the right # protecting domestic manui'c'ucs- Tor
this is the way Mr. Smith desired be understood Bat
the message Of Gen. Jackson saws such hipg lie
does say his-'the right TO ADJUST those duties "h
view 10 the gemen, Of domestic branches Of indus
try is so completely INCIDENTAL 10 that power &.
Nh smith dishonesty substituted the word IDENTIFIED
for INCIDENTAI-worjso Of entirely different ienlicA-
on aud particularly in relation 70 the subject OF the
tariff. This has long been the dividing line between the
parties The Wings maintaining that Congress could
impose auil 5ey,ad the wants Of the government
for the sole purpose of protecting special interests that
they had the right to impose protective tariff per S. or
in other words that the rights impose protective iarn
and revenue arif 6caucai weight, both being
conferred by the Constitution But the Democrats main
tained that Congress had right TO Ivy beyond
the of The treasury, though they agrred that Ia le
vying tariff such Determinations might lie made
IN the rates of duty would Afford incidental projections
even in some cases 10 limited or special interests.
tended for by the Felerass Al this l. well un-
ders,ood and this was the reason why Mr. Smith in his
eager desire to hide made Ivy Gen Jackson
substituted tie word identified for "in-idcnlsl" He
did this viliuiy, and with malice PrePcnsc. lie
kncc that Gen Jackson 50 far from advocating the old
federal doctrine which zealouy aud dishonesty
endcayoS to sustain, in fact strongly opposed TO It,
lie Le.y this message. which he thus falsely quotes.
afforded evidence fthe fact lie kuer hat Gen Jackson
had guaLfed the distractions which lac mis- quotes
follows:
While the chief object Of duties should be ,ererue.
they nsGp adjusted encourage manufactures
In This adjustment, however, it tie duty of ihc govern
rncal 10 guided by the GENERAL GOOD. OBJ
IECIS OF NATIONAL IMP ORTANCE, ALONE.
ou.ht to be pc'cclcd of these productions Of
soil our ,Ivrs aud our WORKSHOPS essential ~ M
fiooal decrucc occupy TIC first ra'h Whatever other
species of domestic industry having the Importance to
which have referred may be expected. after fcporay
protection to compete with foreign labor oqua! oTns
merit the same attention IN subsrAaafe degree
These are precisely the sentiments expressed Is Mr.
Van Buen in lis late letter to tie Democracy Of this
STATE they those Of the Dem crlic party generally
They are nat those of Tue Fedcras~ however which Mr..
Smith cndcavors to make the People believe aivo-
Gated lv Gcn. Iackson those upon which the pre-
sent TAMIL law passed by the Wings, based There
as much difference at least, there Is between
aud false quotation either Of a Presidents Message.
of tile Constitution # the Uni,ci Satcs--or between
truth and fslsehooi o.! any hlnd.