New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-20
The Tariff Saratoga.

The Tariff in Saratoga.
Some two years ago, was IN Saratoga Coun
w. TO answer TO the libel suit Of J. Fenimore Coop
er. and found that leading Loco Foco OF tina
County Ransom Cook, Esq. now holding an I'm
portant State office, and who came near benz
nominated for Congress) had been writing in tn
Saratoga Sentinel series Of plausible and spe
cious cssays in favor of Free Irade-none o
your Incidental, lathe flash iuggles, but tn
genuine, straightforward article such as Jane
X. Polk advocated last summer in Tennessee
and has always been openly in favor Of up TO tn
time he was nominated for President. canno
recollect whisper of dissent from the doctrines
of those essays by the Sentinel ITSELF Being IN
yited to do so, ] addressed most respectable audi
ences at the Springs and at Ballston In opposition
to the doctrines of those essays and in vIndica.
ton of the Protective Policy. hoped did this
satisfactorily to the friends of Protection, but
did not fatter myself that had been able to con.
vert the Saratoga Sentinel. Yet the leading
Editorial in that paper OF Wednesday commences
with blarneying extract from Folks late letter
to Pennsylvania, and saying he!-ycs, James
X. Polk-is in favor of tariff for revenue with
reasonable incidental protection to our home
industry" on which the Sentinel proceeds
Read fellow citizens, the letter Of which the above m
Tariff For ,evsul weeks past we have ,sgspey declared
again referred you to the history Legislation sui.
sct and TO the openly av3wed doctrine ct on candidates to
bn we hevs been nIed Tor declining Ourselves the
gny o t, 1 ns T.. yT n 1s
Not where Clay was for we should dislike To put you to the
You who Yak loudly Of protecting produces OF
ing Clsyi You know proved niaeii panc'dc lie
an thee year, ' he a" cadence Of aai lore by laying
voen. hnnaI pp1n h o%" Sm: v,es Nv now now eS
hs complicated clange' you cannot tell where he now Is II
very Important thai you should be cen You cannot CON
ss NJ rS ma wn na Sy Ts n 10, s
preso.oas are were al deee That you were not denSr
If you really my regard for settled policy If Pro
lection; ~h!c depend Of efmanency OF
churucer beware lest look the source for 1t
You have e1pec, it ,tom Cuy Simply because
% snd eeau. .e be- T @ a se
i'e as%sR Sv c,en, md no onre, be deceived See how
an4sa ,s aD" tn" b sd a., G aG s qp]
Free Trade See too how eaee;ly ne Whgs make u;e Of
b. fruits Whit he character of,he ,hut bears
MIAMI ~ n ,e bv y" rce rom,enre m ny ,bo,
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trust the writer of the above never carries
his lace near brass foundry, unless nc knows
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ue inmates u NC Stcrhiy hohest-lor temptation
will o,arcan,o r,eaL r;,,ro ,nd V,Ior sbo,tJ M,
VIII o'eAS0ihS wan 'Htue, anu "loi eiou'o ho'
outrun Discretion. IF the Country does nut know
~u'iui ~''0i'Nioii' IL VIZ N0''iJ "''' nv "'0"
bv this time which Party is in favor of the Pro.
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fectiye Policy and which oDnDsed II is from M
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lack of infDrmation Whoever sees the Demo-
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ceatic Repielp, The Globe, or any recognized Ma
''ha. organ u VIZ o,N p'., 'u.s "''." ''' wv
sp"" - I'u' y"'y "sDs " 'T'' Y. O..
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