Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-20
THE WINGS, ONE AND
INDIVISIBLE.

Upon all material pOihtS, Aho "htS
throughout the Union are united. From
Maine to Louisiana, a National Bank Isl
favorite, and leading measure of;he whls
party; and may be considered, par excel
Ience, the chief object Of our efforts. 1t !:
for this we have been contending for the las
10 or Is years. against the determined and
successful attempts Of Gen. Jack son and hi
followers to defeat it. Upon the question o
tariff, we are equally united. All con
tending for sufficient system of imposts fol
purposes of revenue, and discriminating
protection. Of home industry. Upon the dis
tribution question we are together. We
are bound together, not only by an identi
ty of political principle. bul fortunately, we
all centre upon the same man, to represent
and carry out these principles. Henry
CLAY as the able and efficient advocate ot
whig measures. was raised by acclamaion
% the head of the whig party.
But, how is it with our opponents, the
selfsyled demOeracy2 The cry of"protec-
tion forever !" is heard from one portion of
their camp, while 'down with Tariff, cicc
la Calhoun ~ is heard from another; while
in another quarter direct taxation" is the
watchword. Van Buren, Calhoun, John
son, Buchanan, Cass, and Benton, are the
respective leaders Of the different divisions
and so soon as it becomes necessary to choose
leader from among them. their ill suppress
sed rivalry, will break out into open hostil-
ity. Their united efforts have succeeded in
triumphing for a season over their single
opponent; but let one ofthe six champions
step forth single handed, to meet the GAL
LIANT HARRY and his overthrow is inevita
bIe
The following, from the Republican
Banner. exposes in its true light, the dissen
sions in the democratic ranks:
ALL-ALL ARE DEMOCRATS
The political organization claiming th'
convenient soubriquct democracy" is a
this time one of the most motley and incun
gruous amalgamaiions of the oddeDds of al
parties which has ever come together In thu
country CommingIed in the rabble med
lev, are Tariff, half Tariff, and no-Tarif
advocates; Bank, State Bank, anti Bank
and Hard-monev men; Nullifiers, Force
Bill and Anti War Federalists; Minority
and Majority Patriots; Dorrites Tylertes
Bentonites, Van Burenites. Calhounites, anC
various ether lies, and yet all-ALL arr
Democrats
We will prove what we say. First, then
as to the Tarif-the late Locofoco Conven
tion at Syracuse, in New York. passed th'
following resolution
"ResoIrcd, That we are the friends of
permanent tariff, sufficient to meet the want
of the Government. economically admins
tered, and discriminating in its character, 81
as to afford protection 10 The mechanical am
manufacturing, without burdening the agri
cultural and planting interests; and whil
we disapprove of some of the provisions o
the present tariff, as being so high as TO b
pFohibitory. and thus preventing revenue
we approve of the vote Of our Senator, Sila
Wrlght,Jr., he being compelled to vote 70
this bill or none. and his vote would hav
continued the horizontal tariff, taxing equal
ly the necessaries of the poor. and the luxu
ries OF the rich. and have left the govern
ment without adequate means to paw it
debts, and the people Of this great natio
would have been disgraced in he eyes {
the civilized world"
To this resolution. the Charleston Mercr
ry. Mr. Calhoun's leading organ. amend
the following strong language
Every cunning Protectionist and Wb;
in the Union must recognize in such resoL
tion, all he claims or can desire and if an
class of Democrats. or men claiming to
in New York. propose this as the party sue
platform in reference to the Tariff ques.is
they must stand there by themselves. al
we take no part nor lot with them.
There is ia fact no difference in princip
between the Syracuse Resolution and d
Frankfort Barbecue Resolution, quoted
us in another article"