New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-03

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/ Union VINO sdvoaatc s-y such Assumption, anc
no more denge.of its success than Of railroad u
the moon. But, sirs ii it be so utterly unwarran!ee
! t. assume ine debts Of our own States, contract
cd n the prosecution OF enterprises many O
which have benefited oar whole People, what dc
you think Of assuming the vast debts Of Terds
"a Foreign country? Where de gou find author.
ity for :iat
Thut justice and sound policy foad the Federa. Govern
e t s;er oe branch industry the drtreuto OF snot
e or 20 cbeiish the interests o! one couon 10 te injury o.
another portion OF ouI conmoa cod6t-th every czei ana
ever SECTION of coUst rGhi 10 demand ind insist
upon an equality o rights and privileges, and TO complete and
ample protection OF persons and property from domestic vio
leace or foreign Hssresslon-
TINS is d very sneaking ard cow'ardiy way
Of declaring hostility tea Protective Tariff. En-
lightened Protection, such as is afforded By our
prceent Tariff, does not " foster one branch OF
Industry To the detrimeat OF another, (as the ship
owners, merchants and planters, whorl you tenn
porariIy deceived in 1912 have found by actual
experlence,) but to the advantage and benefit OF
all.
g. That the duty every branch Of the Government
enforce and practice the most Ed economy IN conducting
uuhiir ufnir and that ought 20 be raied
than required 70 delay the necessary expenses OF The govern
lnent
The country recollects the economy of Nh.
Van Buren's Admnistration-ts buying cord
wood at $40 cord In the forests Of Florida, and
bringing boodhouuds at 800 each from Cuba
to hunt Indians, &c. &c. Two years ago you
insisted that TIC Wing Tariff would not raise
revenue enorgh; now you try to insinuate that
it Will afford too much. Only let your leaders
get in power, with their Sub. .Tfeasurers at the
receipt Of Custem, the Texas War TO carry on
and the Texas Debt 10 pay, and there is no
shadow Of danger that we shall have u surplus of
revenue for the next half century.
G. That Congress hns no power 10 charter National Bank
tina, believe such institution of deadly hostility
institutions and the liberties of the people aud calculated TO
place the business oi the country within the control of
ccuiraed power aud above The laws and will Of the
people.
WASHINGTON and MADISON thought differently
in t.er day aud generation respectively us did
their iustreus counselors and the Congresses of
1890 and lSl0-as did 10 fall great way
Geo. A. Dallas, Chas. J. hgcrs,N s. Co. in
1882. The wretched cant about Bank created
by law and responsible to Congress being above
the laws and will OF the People" is too gross an
Insult to the popular intelligence to merit reply.
That Congress ha; under the Constitution to
and that such states ne the sole and proper Judges Of
every thing appeaInng la their affair." not prohibited
10y the Constitution. that ali efforts n the Ahnuonts
ohcr nde to induce Congress interfere with questions
slavery, 10 take ncpent steps IN relation Thereto cal
cuaed to lead to the most alarming nnd dangerous
quences that all such efforts have inevitable tendency
dnineh The happiness Of the people and endanser tie
stability and pcrmancncy Of The Union, and ought he
countenanced by any friend to political institutions
Stop John c. Calhoun, John Tyler, McDufic
& Co. agitating the Slavery question if you don't
want it agitated. 1t is they who interfere with
questions of Slavery" by forcing the subject into
diplomatic discussions with Foreign Nations, and
loading Foreign Debts and Wars on the coun
Try on the ground of Strengthening Slavery. Pile
on to them
That the separation of the moneys Of the Government
funds oi the Government ANA the nights Of the people
lla the Sub Treasury agun Well; we are
ready for that question whenever You see fit to
cali 1t on
Tina, the liberal principles embodied by jefferson in the
which make the land Of Liberty and the asylum OF
pies the pcmociatc faith and every attempt TO ahrde The
present pnNese Of becoming czens and owners OF the soil
The Alien and Sedluon laws from statute book.
Very good, 50 far az 1t relates TO the legal priv
lege of becoming citizens but there arc ways OF
becoming citizens .fraudulepdy, without fulfil
ling the conditions required by our laws, which
We hope to see exposed and stopped. AS 10
your quarrel with your brethren WHO started the
American party, you must settle i, amongst
yourselves,
be saecdy applied 10 the National objects Specified N the
CONSTITUTION. ad that We opposed TO The laws lately adopt
ed and TO sw for the Distribution such proceeds anoag
The States as alike neNpedent IN policy ami rPugnan The
Constitution
S6we understood you before. Bat If you can
fad any thing in the Constitution which fogbids
the Distribution of the Land Proceeds 10 the
States, (the Revolutionary Deb! being paid, Just
specify II We know You can't, weYer.
Rsge, That decidedly opposed 10 akes from the
President he auah,c Veto powei By which he enabled
restrictions and responsibilities. amply ue;en, 10 guard
Y secure The approval OF Two thT of the eae ana
None Q; Repiesenisres until the Judgment of the people
can ee ob,ni herec. and which has ;hres wed the
sa1 oeop ,m The eufrup, and Iannica domination c
h1nS oi the United States
Why couldn't you slip in word here edegwise
ios John Tyler You have corrupted and de-
s,oyed him, and you might at leas, give him
Iew words OF hypocSi6cal coincidence, as you do
Van Burcn.
INA, our ;e to the whole of the Territory OF Or
o,rh ~ - i, hat portion OF the sane
- - - esNee u Sasian6 aug oine: rower ard thai
@ eSFs' @ 2sasssah period are gTsai American % esTs q
whss ,hs NoaNenoa recouinecds to the cS,SI ,, -
lie Democracy ci the Union " 'S eofuiai supSeis ei
boid'y avowed' aessie4ss' evil treat you
10 The commentary Of one of youy own orr3ns
tho Ns,o- YORK Eresing Post, which ,f,.- sn.-
nly commencing the other resolutions, s,rs ~
this:
=" There is one OF them which does no, sc,s.,
80 Clear 10 Us, or rather which seems in hsrrsr,
eea'rad'crer 10 nearly all the rest. We mean ,h.,
we'ch ers 10 the 'reoccupa,ion of Oregon and the
s .sanheSsnon OF Texas as great American rnss-
II seems to US that, so lar iIom beng sres,
,sius,Ssn measures, they little local measures.
"lca nave been isc6ouSly MADE TO usuro, for
10ie, large share oi attention.
As 70 tne Remuneration OF Texas al The EARL.
Sse pfaclpaoie period we have no objection 10 il
4 The persons who are nos so hot in the nnrsnir 81
that object Will Wal, nll sach per;sa arr;yss W.
take 1t ieg granted thai by .prac6cshls' bs,s =
meant, nor merely convenient for spscaIa,ors b,',
seeordance with the dictates o: bcnss,y and -
fsiih. The Convention have resolved ,L,, =, souu