New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-19
rriumph OF Nullification.

The Nulife.s end Disunionsts of South Caro-
lima, through whose intiguss Polk received his
nomination, are rejoicing over his election in
tone which shows clearly enough what are their
expectations in relation to the policy of the new
Administration. The Charleston Mercury, the
organ OF Mr. Calhoun, thus announces tho rt suit:
The result is sure and elorious-De7ocrGcy
Triumphant, and JAaEs h. Polk, President
Elect
The mails of yesterday removed all doubt. The
Empire State has given Polk and Dallas majority
of lheusands-and, with the exception OF North
Carolina, and she too shows DECIDED turning psck
10 the rieht. rhA uhole South is united Tor Free
Trade, Low Duties, No Debt, Separation from
Banks. Economy, Reuenchmenr, and strict adher.
ence TO the Constitution We have right now TO
expect equal laws-and safety 10 the civilization OF
the South-AboIition is signally defeaied-and the
embrace is condignly chastised in the utter pros
tration of selfish asprants. Let every disnteresred
Iover of his own State ond of the Union as our a-
theirs made it, REJOICE! for the redemption ofihe
Constitution is at hand!
The same paper Of subsequent date thus
sums up the fruits of the victory:
Our V1cToRY-All is not won-lhs war not ended
our hts restored have YET 10 be regained,
but great battle has been fought and an important
and encouraging advantage secured in our triumph.
Henry Clay, q false and dangerous man to the
South, is finally disposed OF. John @, Adams goes
down with him, and is now as harmless en- old wo-
man as his beloved Miss Tha1ter.
The people Of the Union have decided some I'M
portant questons-important 10 The lasting veal or
wo OF the confederacy.
They have rebuked Clay's onslaught on the Veto
power and forbidden "ruthless innovation 10 de.
stroy the checks and balances Of the Constitution"
They have forbidden the establishment of an I'M
controlled and uncomfortable money power-in
National Bank.
They have forbidden alliance the Federal Trea
sury with money jobbep.
They have forbidden the assumption of 200, 000,
900 of State Debts.
They have forbidden the e1torton oftaIes above
the legitimate needs Of economical government.
They have forbidden the promotion Of Abolition
hy Tariff impoverishing the South and enTiching
our unnatural brethren Of other sections.
They have forbidden frauds upon creditors, and
the invasion private rig hts by mlscalled Bank.
rupt Law.
They have forbidden the surrender of our breth-
rem and our soil of Texas 10 British control, and
Mexican barbany.-
or all these things this election has banked the
morbid appetite of the Wings
Let us rejoice, therefore, bur remember our place
in the order OF battle, and batting no Jot OF prnci-
pie, nor of heart and hope, go on in the campaign,
confidently to The rescue of ell our rights demand
ing nothing more than sn honest ful6lment OF all
the requirements and pledges of the Democratic
Republican creed, but resolute 10 submit TO no,h-
ing less.
From the tone Of the last paragraph it would
seen: that the Loco-F ocos ofthe Palmetto State DO
not feel quite sure that their Northern allies will
fulfil all the pledges made before the election
Past experience probably suggests the possibility
that they may prove teacherous after all. There
will at leas. be some fun in watching the move.
mants of the parties.