Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-11-04


home md abroad, 90 further pro ectIon is needed
TIE Tatlff. "lth protee!ire duties, was mace
conspicuous question n the llte Georgia cleo
u9n TIE ~ptrt OF protection - far to rem
ler he l. States independently aud make them
more Amer cani-ed, :" a. Gen I,,k>an sal5, han
they have heretofore been was the position occu
pied by the Wigs whist the 1aeos went il Serons
f,r free trade The result Of that election
known to the world Whv then should Mr.
Ctly be accused Of hypocrcy3 Upon no other
principle than that has accusers are ihv pocr,tes
and irtge others hv themselves.
We c'lp tha following from the Ne" York
rubnne.
The Richmond Enquirer "a trying to mys'i'y
Mr. Clh>'s aluslon 10 circumstances highly DIS
cred,s be 70 American Legislation which were
connected with The passage ef the Tarltf II l>2~
The facts orc thus: The people in that Wear
called Tor more efficiently Protective Tang,
aud Congress was favorable. Bat there was
J,rkson mi ray in each Haase and MesSrs-
Silas Wright and Martin Fan Bure,. were ia
Congress from this State. These gentlemen de,
tetmIued 10 concoct such a TurH as should com.
pei the New Eogland Numbers To vote IN tho
negative; and tt,s they ffected ty imposing oN'
.traordtnaty duties On Muosses aud her raw pro
ducts largely consomeG IN New-Ea gland !" 'hts
way, they contf'ted to create ma impression
through he Middle S.ates that Mr. Adams Is.
petial frjeuds we're hostile 10 tbs Pfotecti'e p'|'
cy. white they Il urished away as tho champions
Of the Jachson rnfdi, hich was most unequal
and ~ dIgesied in rs PROFESSIONS. The true
friends Of Protection found the biil shaped to their
hands b. The oserpo~ersng Jackson maJarry-
tbey had Tor against the bil as II was
PFsse"'e" 10 '"s'"' anu '""'' % '''''
way and some the "ther. u was the "'f''hG
and shaping Of the hlll 10 accomplish stGisitr
p .,,,r..e .b,rh Mr.. Ciav Justly pfanounces dis
10 F..,..,,.. sa,s ,t.., a
"'Sc's0''"''e - '''' "
> course GtscTedt'''e T." 'h'se - MS h'eh'S va.
: voted fyr the bi'-O3 course II was 10 sIei
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p see q pnoitshed IN almost every wing paper II
u The country.
Dear Sir: | received yngr favor undressing
mn, ,,,..t,,.a j., 40 IA re-,,.rt "a th. patt,y a
9 n,o.,,,, ,t,.,,.,, ,n,e,a.ts @, tb,t st,Iisc
e r.. go. f,.o,,a,ti,, nnbI,cl, exnres.cd IN,
: o,,,,r..o,s v,,fbtp IN. last Two venrs In IN,
c,a.a,t ,Io Toifad S,atae e,,lv last year
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c .4.grae..d ~ mo hy a carnu.,fian al t1e Leo
stfeofe IN t<f" faiR, "nieh was also PubI>6e d
e gam expressed my oPtht"n, IA FeP.s % iette
= "hieh received from ieip" ciuzon It Pau
r. adePhla, requesting me to state the frnc PICS q
the wing party. statement 81 theul, uuGsr
: sAood b me vas accofGtuGly made, aud Is aoa
c"isFIeu9Hsy published ut the head Of man,
: Newspapers me last eA".asst"n OF my oP'Giof
''' 90 l'''''" IA 'a''eF "t'sh fc6tai!f addfess
ed ~ N'>h'tdc &od 81 Which now ;fa"stnu W..
. hc"fi. II k"u had seen these various eXpr,s
r slans # IA. ualnt'as which boil rn tha sul cI
T # yaur tefsa5. ,-es sa.a }su w#ai5 u9t have
dec.sl@ q 2 ee~-aft .o a4#se-- ms
/ .sa s4.a an substance IS ~h,t s3"cgiye 20
he tar .f-e sr5l 81 1he J#stfj @t-'.=, n re-
sEset !a "a f4ifu aaE he lfiftf+ sf.1ft. In con
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