New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
The Tariff Triumphant.

The Tariff triumphant.
This is the title of No. X of the JUNIus Tracts,
pages, price at this Office 81 per 100 copies, or
$40 per LOCO, NOW READY.
An idea of this Tract 10 presented III the FOL
lowing remarks Of the author on the THEORY OF
Protection as it Influences prices:
owe not aware that this THEORY has ever
been presented and distinctly set forth. Facts
have been abundantly exhibited to establish II
but the LAW, which effects and secures the result.
seems not to have been defined. One at the muin
objects of this appendix 10 Tract No. Ill has
been 10 bring ont thus THEORY IA paIpabie t0fm Oy
connecting II 10th the facts on 1rhich 1t rests
We trust hose who may have attenuvely perused
these pages are prepared to recognise IL We
think it must have been seen, hot fhe Uniform
tendency and in.pitd5le result Of Protection As A
GENERAL Law, arc, l. To reduce tho prices o'
articles Protected, 50 long protection does not
amount to prohibition. .. That the general ten
oency of Protection, even when 1t amounts 10
prohibition, also 10 reduce the prices OF the ar
tlcles protec,ei. If there Is domestic competition
8 That the Protective Policy enhances the value
OF our mineral wealth and the prices Of our agr-
cultural products. 4. That it is equally neccs
sary and beneficial to ALL interests OF sections
~ tiic CHloH. anu Hat IL - iiiuIspS'eh"'" w
National prcsperity.-The GREAT Law secures
the GENERAL RESULT. the resuli is INEVITABLE. and
the cause is PRGTgcTioS. Hence 1t is LAW IN
Political Economy, which scstters TO the wines,
utterly annihllates, the Free trade Theory"
BANK RoDBER.-Mr. Lan;er, the President Of
the Branch Bank in this city. returned from New
Orleans on Saturday night last in company with
police officer O'Nell, of Cincinnati. That officer
had in his custody the notorious David Root,
whom he arrested in New Orleans on a charge OF
robbng the Madison Bank in February last
This parsonage 3 we'll known to the police Off
GERS at New Orleans, Louisville and Cincinnati,
as bold and daring offender. We forbear Civ.
ing detailed history of him, as he stands CON-
miited to prison Tor trial; and II IS deemed p!u-
dent, for the present, to withhold the publication
of the circumstances which fastened suspicion
upon him and led 10 his arrest.
Officers Satin and O'Ncal, of Cincinnati, de-
serve great credit for their ingenuity in finding
out who the offender is, and bringing him to jus.
tce-ofiicer ONeill il particular, as he has visit
ed New Orleans three times in pursuit of this
man. and only captured him on the third visit.
Beside the loss of the stolen money, (no part OF
which has been recovcred) the Bank has been to
great expense in pursuit of this individual.
Madison DAD Banner.
NARROW EscArE.-The schooner Argyle, Cap
tain Teal, came into port on Saturday evening in
crippled condition, having encountered a severe
squall at O'Clock on the morning of that day,
about miles south west Of Grayclly Bay. The
squal first struck her aback her io!esai being in
and llb partly hauled down, which it took IN
SANITY out OF the boltrope, leaving no other
han her rec!ed mainsail, which was partly set
lied away and in this condition was thrown On
Ter beam end. After the squat (Which lasted
but few minutes) was over, the passengers and
crew took TO the small boat and pulled 10 wind
ward, in which direction vessel was seen, which
proved to be the schooner Tom Corwln, Captain
Case. Upon being made acquainted with the
situation Of the Argyle, Capt. Case immediately
IN down 10 the wreck, and while making ar-
fragments 10 right her, the schooner Huron,
capt. Cnnley, was seen to the southwark, stand
ing across by the wind. Signals were made,
which brought her sufficiently near 10 learn the
condition of the wrecked vessel, and, upon the
PaATy excuse Of having TO tcacles, and although
otlng informed by Capt Case that nothing was
l 'e9ured but throat halyards, filed her toPsall
and stood away. While Capt. Case, with his
Hew, were rendering assistance, the Canadian
shooner Chapman, Capt. Cannon, came up,
mo, with the help Of the crews the vessel was
ngh'ed and cleared Of water by O'Clock, cna-
Jung her to reach port the same evening.
Buffalo Com.
Inc SHELL ROAD MuRDER.-Mrs. Lennen, the
N conan who accompanied Bond and Catharlht
Ghnen to the Lake, and was with them at tn,
.''ie when the latter was murdered, has been ar
.es'ed by Capt. Winter on a charge of being al
accessory before the fact. IN. o. Troplc.
" DIED, at Experiment, in Saline CO. Mo
~ ~ tuesday, June 49, in the 65,h year of his age
~, nnpSias A Smith, formerly Bfgsdler General ii