Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24
FOR THE EMO
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81 do not write letters Tor different attitudes
H. Cby, in his ietter n The 10Th INST, To J. ". Bolts
have seen the tmo. when did not believe the
author of the above decar alton oapa of such act
but, since | have his lat. Georgia anti #
letter the time has passed by for such b. lief. Mr..
c., well Of the successful game of deception
played off by his party $780, in regard to Nat onal
Bank Tariff &c, &c, undertakes the int-ll gerce OF
the people lar as to suppose tina, they can agan be
gued by sim lar means. In th's think he will lind
himself mistaken. The professions OF the Wings, in
1910, in regard {, Bank, Tariff, &c and tlelr acts
in lS4l, they cam, into power IN reference
measures, t,o fresh IN the recoll 'cton o.
the peopl. 10 allow SIN la game of decePt on to be
successful. Tough Mr.. Clays friends a, the South
now holding him up as an ant-Iar'f man, q have
Southern Wing paper now before me, which goes so
lar as call him Free TRUE man, and his friends
the North as a high Tariff Proactionis la the extfac
below will show,) yet the pfopl, are now to well pre-
pared comprehend the game to let it meet VITA any
other result than the which 1t justly merits
Mr. Cays Bronson letter TO be the text for Southern
Wings to preach from, while the following 'Rterprft0
ton of that letter is to be the doctrine preached al the
North
"If the Locofocos discover any thing in Mr.. Clay s
letter indicative Of abandonment OF the proteettrs
po'icy, and approximation of his principles 10 their
own free trade and low wages doctrines, they should
DC we'll pleased, and complain. His friends, ho'ss
rtr uy undeyStqnd and cannot lie led 10 nstrnst nm
They are that The present state oil The reasu
ry, with public debt V ch be provided for and
thnt portion Of the revenue arising from the sale Of
public lands be distributed among the States and the
people, to whom it of right belongs, Tariff which
shall provide sufficient revenue for an economical ad-
minstration of the Government and the payment of
the public debt, WILL with proper discrimination, afford
ample protection to American industry This is all
that is wanted-a that is needed; and call il incidental
positive quite immatera to the manufacturer and
the laborer all they want the substance PROTECTION,
let that be called whatsoever others may choose
10 give it,
Thus can be seen the game which Mr.. Clay is now
attempting to play. He writes an ant-Taritf letter to
his friends at the South-while at The same tine he
gives the wink his friends at the North, and tells
them to "uuderstaad him. and not let his Southern let
ter give them cause t. 'misrust hm-that they shall!
by means of Wing policy, Creeping up large public
debt, and squandering The land money! keep up ne
cessi,y giving the the Subsistence Of all
they want-a high, protective Tariff 'let that he sed
incidental positiee, by whatsoever name Others
may choose II give it," The game is too shallow to
deceive any one. The people, we'll as the manufac
turers do 'undrstand him., and will he sure 10 let him
know it, in due tine. ANTl-HYPOCRlSY.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ISLE OF WIGHT.