New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-16

the Tariff.
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advocate of those Principles and Measures with
which the fortunes of the Wing party are iden-
titled 1t will advocate, to the best of its ability,
PROTECTION TO HoME INDUSTRY, and The main
tensnce Of our present Tariff; it will oppose ,he
Annexation OF Texas TO this Country, or any
measure calculated 10 aggrsndze one section,
advance ore interest-especial!y the slave-bfeed-
ing nterest-at the expense OF others 1t VIII
discountenance any attempts to array cur People
against each ether in strife and bitterness, like
that created By Native Arnericanisn, and VIII
advocate The Equal Rights Of all American clt-
zens, however believing. wherever born. hos
tile 70 Slavery, and earnestly hoping for lis aoan-
donrnent. The Tribune will neither countenence
the unjust and impotic abuse of Shareholders
az SUCH. nor the formation of sn A.ttoution party
to denounce and prescribe .aen. In rhort, The
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The well being of mankind. Abatipg no Jot OF
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that the Principles which it maintains, the Meas
ures it advocates, must commend themselves TO
the mature judgment and enlightened senti-
ment OF the American People.
We had hoped at this time to escape, at least
for season. from the turbid and bitter waters OF
Political controversy. Gladly would we turn
aside wholly, as we shall be able to dom easura-
bly, from the arena Of Party Strife, to the quiet
shades OF Literature and to The contemplation of
those high Social problems which involve the
hopes Of better Future on earth for our suffer
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pels US to retain portion at least of our deien
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Patriot can justify himself in turning aside from
the regard and vindication Of Political Truth
Who that has seen Pennsylvania 50 grossly SWIM
died Oh The Tariff and the whole North drugeed
70 slccp on Texas, while falschoods the most op-
posite IN their tenor were made to win votes for
Polk and Dallas in the North and South, will not
unite with us in saying, These iniqulties will
not, must not prosper. We must have one more
drive a, the rascals for ths!' Rely On it, Wings.
that unless all regard for honesty and manly deal
ing he's died out Of the hearts of the American
People, the menncz IN which this election has
been won will bring down righteous retribution
on the heads of the victors
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