The Cecil Whig., 1844-07-20

and protection adequate to supply :hf
Urea sury abundanlIy aud to sustain The
interests Of domestic Iabour against the
runous competition Of pauper labour a.
broad-thls great measure stands as an
earnest Of what W,iIg policy Is. and ol
what 1t would be if fully carried out. 1t
has vindlcaled Itself SO well that 10 hos
tile efforts have been able to overthrow il
although the attempt was made in a
House Of Representatives with Iar-r
political maj rriiy against us. it is again
to be made an issue in the coming contest,
and with The triumph of Mr.. Poll, and hls
party the destruction of the Tarll'of Is -
must be inevitable. But as we do not in
tend that Mr. Polk and his party shall
triumph, the preservation OF our great ma
tonaI policy may be long secured to the
country.
The right Of the States to the use and
enjoyment of the Public Land reveEues--
this Is still one of the cardinal points Of
onr system Of National measures. Relief
to the indebted States from this great pro-
perty OF theirs, the Public Domain, is call
ed Tor not only as thing highly requisite
IN the present condition Of affairs, but also
as matter of right by claims which can.
not be gaInsaycd.
1T IS not neediuI that we should 90 INTO
| details now to show how clearly the rghts
of the States stand forth III this matter
how soIemnly the National faith was
! pledged at the passage of Mr.. Clay's Land
Bill Of 1882 TO the principle that the pro-
cceds OF The Laud Sales should not con-
stltutc a portion Of the rcyrnue OF the
/ General GUVernmCnt-and how essential
| to the pCrmancnce Of the Tuln it is that
| the income Of the Nation should be der
! wed from import duties alone. These
things have been dwcll upon often, they
are familiar enough. We would only
direct yoUr attention 10 this subject now
to remind you of the importance OF avail
ing ourselves Of al! reounlary resources
To which we have just claim. IN view of
| the financial emraIraSsments which op-
press our beloved State. The proceeds
CI the Public Land sales since 1882 right
! fully belong to the States, as also the ac>
cruIng revenue that shall be hereafter re-
allied from that source.
On the subject ore National Currency
/ Jhe opinions of the Y higs are we'll known.
| That the National Government Should
| nave control over rho currency ,n snrb or
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ourselves ana |" ,i'e couh'ry' we """'o
eAhorI our inen"" in every county 10
orIng out their best men on the Legs
'atIVe ticket that WIN good men ana good
principles we may all 60 INTO the contest
WIN 'he earneSineSS and enthusiasm men
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