Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-09-19
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.er -ab ttae.r I4n tt se
-Fooecy Of New No,k s-r t,tisr the
IA cnunls on ihrs seliVr Auyibme
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Fff nHh tp,. Dob rtlfrffiaa is ANTI
iEMDL RAT G. su3 wp asprc!ly b.
a .srour',rsrrca when Nr Polk succccis
the pfe ifrrT w aish o. krsp ihcss
-, Be- er'.y l. fofciLe rccrle In of1tr
. vtrs ar p4s'y osno b,io gow,r osf
Yi,f 90 prsfsiH5s iaio pycchrs. ,rc af|
30 mav ntf bc cAafcci riih TsrrpiIor
Hr rspsr' " lot 80 haze hrrio f1tr said
ne DEMOCRATIC PARTY Us
.'foSED TO TIE TARIFF BILL
.. 1872 nod % 'rccrssful 10 his can
su. uiIl repeat a'lll. rrl Substitute
basfd On the punori,s ofihc Corpfo.
Sc 40 --ihai Is N plain Language. . sim.
f'r'ure '-ihi 81 1907 % Per cent
Nhoseroi ;lc principles n the party arc
40 'r.v10"d this is the dcc'fnr pr,sch.
Show csn il he Otherwise. in supporting
If Polk who has pl,Gg,d himself to this
chime m more instances han onc. IN
'cw ioik ihis y the course taken. mod
have ao douit IL viii he accompanied
The hspp'rsi rcsubs--tocause " Y. is
fce'y engaged 10 commerce, mi no,hHg
Tppl't c0mmctcc moro ihan high duties
TIA mouing Of tic democracy oi New
GaIh. On the lsh Of Jolly. The Hen Eli
Moore addressed $50 meeting in speech
grcai vlgor and eloquence flc took
-.icl sand against ,hr Whiy tariff Of
~. and denounced all high tariff. 50
3n'is!fmocta,lc in Oh i's their tendencies
Tho Washington Globe. which has for ma.
years pas been the acknoN lclce "a organ
the National Democracy tho Richmond
Lufnlrcr whose purity Of faith is unqucs
'9nod by the p1uy anywhere-anl in fact
'yrfy Jspsr Engaged ia The adrocaey NJ
y Pen, nat has any character far f1l.
.f'' anil integrity IS OPENLY AND
DECIDEDLY HOS7ILE TO THE
fiRIFF or 1912. which is looked u.
On byail ominCn, democratic statesmen
s~ highly protective and oppressive in ITS
Hafncicr' THIS is in fact, Gov Folks o.
uian-iofihe language we have quoted is
.is hncuge--vhich docs not in any rcsprc,
conflict with bis l,ler 10 Mr. Kane In
~ address 10 the people Of Tennessee in
si3 Gov Polk s1ys: "All who have Oh |
rived nv course know that have been |
rfeAdfo fie praireiirs poiicy"
am ~ favor ofa Vard for revenue, anil |
?r'sad 70 4 Tariff FOR Protection
J nm nPros,d TO The Tariff
Ar'o' 1879 rot rcga'ding it to BE a rcve.
me tara hn' IN many Of is provisions.
h,ghiy pr0ieciirf dn| opprey,ire ia us
.harieiCr' Thcfc nrc Gov Folks onin.
'Hs al,r'ly arovei ani nrver rccantcd
lhe pIoh' dcnouuces the 1aufi MS an on.
'f'''lrc wing measure, which can never
met With ihvor from the democracy. and
Inch Is m FAC, flr above what coull pron.
ly be considered revenue tariff"
Tins, the position Of tbe Statesmen in re.
VA u ms prominent measure. is fully sns.
med by the Pres:len candidate of the
by oycry prominent statesman oil
&c paHy-snd by every leading paper
he party To pretend TO supper, Nj
feE as 'hc if'rnd Of tho tariff Of Isi2, isl
,' ppCt him rs n Wig, anil 10 brand
t'' 'l'h tdIseAooaio suppothim nuder the
-nce nat hc plaiy is favorable 10 the
.'aE Of 1912 is piece OF hsgran, bum.
UngseIy,a gross violation of truth. and
vide department from honest and sound
ralcy. From all snch contemplate yiek-
We w'I oar hands. Standing as a
't'hIul sentinel uroa the baulcincn,s of de-
~ eFaey, we shall advocate the principles
al measures of,hc party as shcy are rs
re great majority Of the party has 6xed
m ani no, as few mcn. or sections OF
', plr'y here Ctherc, might describe ihcm
be. W. opposed the tariff I'm Of 1912
in'i h Polk opposed It, he Demo- ratio
''t0y opposed 4 and all Inc support Il re
's'' Is Tom NE whie, and lew irnoran,
~ tnnvish actors who pretend 70 be demo.
as ~ vhn ~ seldom fund snnnoiiine
.f' wlnrlpi's upon which den, -rnry rcsis
4 which gives i is liainc!iYe features.