Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-06-15

THE WING BANNER.
HENRY CLAY 1nd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Baltimore Amsfie.n. uilh is ehsrscier-
is,ie clearness and good tease, points oht The
absnreities daily advanced b the ultra sFfse
Trade advocates Il shows how necessarily
shs organs Of The party tune their pipes against
mere usmts audit adds truly, lhat most 81 Ihem
scarcely know what shey want'or what they are
clamcIqus for. The eFfee Trade" men say you
mast dis<riminait ayasst fToEeeiion-- Northern
democracy say you nustcoa6oe he duties TO mere
rsstnss purposes. but yod m45 afford incidental
pfoleetion-a and still smother class contend hat
you must have horizontal rate. ,has is an equal
amount Of duly oE ali imporiss By The tine
they agree among themselves, We hope the great
BODY d he people win have been found. in the
language Of Gen. Jackson, somewhat Amegi-
eanIsed, and ready 10 return 10 The doctrines Of
comlnen serse and the lights Of experience. Bur
"a The article from the American.
PERSPECTIVE AND REVENUE DUTIES.
Ii Is known that By the present TaliT an in-
erased duty is laid on imported sugar. The II.
Oflesns Courier, which. As q Democratic journal
Il bound 10 oppose 4 Protective Tarid, says d
This duty on sngar--1It IS simply REvESuE pU-
n. and HtluinE MORE 4NVW iIG UIiN1zQl
EG1ssiana are very we'll contenled with it5zs
protective daly i answers he purpose Of pro-
fecil0n d all events well enough and i was re-
Nrted as protective duty when il was imposed.
+ Nat do not ne real opponents Of protection
merry clearly that nothing whatever is gained
ykif wzrlars against protection 50 Ions as re-
"a duties are allowed The name matters
.-N. The interests that need protection are
~. Ang 70 iake.ii in The shape Of revenue du-
S,e.A any olher shape There need Be no
8 49, in making rsrsnue duties high enough
r,-:.aI betarried to any height desirable for
IN" y y and be called .reyenncs, duties still
! ..r. Arleans organ Of Democracy, (which
-. i, Y TX that il is sufficient for all parpo-
-. =, I'm oxy 10 make way upon a name,
- pIains lAt the repfnas dhtY on sugar is not
1u q Noe was. In Igl6, when Mr, Cal
- 80. ~ savocald The Tariff, daly-a revenue du.=
xs.oa' ooa. 3. Ance Mr.. Calhoun could not be
eek - g adsssale any osher--a duty OF three
NerilS PS1s; a.s We. imposed on sugar. The
lower d,Is' :. 49, q psaocracy consider
we mastNSy again--as We Sayss ssuy ~.
eass saau oeioe-io The party which o,ps..s
PIosecteh 10 domestic Industry, that il they ave
saheese N Hhat4h propose, If they really mean
any ming, The only ground FOR them to occupy is
.ual y oPposlsion % alt tmposi duties They
saane. oe laid 81 al without aiiolding some pro-
lection. The term siTcvenueu standard. Is.
acgeoyef, an imaginary hing, Incapable or be.
fhned. Il win Be inpss.ibir % settle any
81 policy on such basis Tor there will
spuss~-eoout incidental Prosec-
and no eonsissent principle can be
10y which such cohlentions may be sails
<ucIofily adjusted; there can be no sysiah ct ALL
The aIfee trader men, therefore, If ihey
would adhere 10 their real doctrines. must not
oe willing TO ally themselves with any gho re-
sort 70 The snbieFlnge Of a revenue Tariff, IN
der which name all the monstrous enotmities or
protection may be securely sheltered They
giH achieve nothing Whatever By merely chang
1ne The appellalion Of The 1aTid. To raise
twenty-hve millions OF dollars hy imposss will
require revenue duties abandanily sufficient 10
protect any intefestin The country ina; needs pro.
section. All that will be necessary will Be TO-
snake ludieious Observation-Disclosures these may
be mAee nader the nucne. " FsxeruV uelsp
Is under any other. 1.-THE sugar duty IS admitted
By The New Orleans democracy TO be simply .
Rkvrsur DuTr, and nothing mofe.n there Is 10
fear bal that ihe highest duties laid upon articles
Cor protection may be passed of as revenue do
dies. But the Democracy for The most part, We
take Il, DO not know precisely what hey want
OF what they are clamoFous for.
Balsimoss .amsrism.
w. ..ssI6ily seeond The cell Of The Richmond
Wing for an eEortio extend the circulation Of
! NE Weekly Paper. No paper in The country i
better calculated 70 stir up the energies Of the
people in the. great contes, ofls4t. II pre-.
j senis an immense mass Of piihy reading for !
xeey low price. Money spent In the di4semina.
ton ofinislligence viii DO twice as much good
o. II laid out IN Conventions and Festivals
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good tfne.
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