The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-02


President Richard NJ johnson declared
that this administrator mnsi De put down if
as pure as the Angels al the right hand Of the
Throne Of GOD!n
L.tit Be hep n Mind,
Thzt. that administration was put down
Tor is extravaganza, as aIedged, having e1-
pended s50-50l-9 ga, il four years
Letii Be Kep. II Mind,
Thn; the administration of Andrew Jack
son, which Bexi succeeded. expended $50
-92,735 il eight years, being S5-595.6l4. g.,
yearly, over the amour; expended BY M.
Adsms's administration.
L.; II be Keep: IL MIND,
That Mr.. Van Buren's administration
expended IN four years sl40-535, 32l; beng
Al increase yearly over mat Of Mr.. Adams
S22-520 ,55l.-75.
LIT II be Kept IN Mind,
That the Jackson party leaders. Van Blu
reu. Benton, Wrigh; and Others II s25 were
II favor Of the protective policy and voted
or the Tariff bill passed that year, as did
--os. OF Their party as the records viii show.
Letif Be Keep, IL Mind
mat every exeriOn, Just and unjust. are
~ making BY the same party 10 obtain
9oHsr 10 put down the Tarin OF 1s42. BY
s.e--zg James h. Polk: free trade. or
z5o- zonral revenue d1ly man, for President,
zaoz Congress that viii cary OIL MS priDci-
-.eE.
Let /: b< Ktp; in -lNini.
Ina; the Loco Focos are continually pub
AshIng and asserting, with an earneStness
that ~enld incline the unsuspeciing 70 believe
them, that James X. Polk Is as much Of a
Tariff uiau as Henry Clay, which they know
i. positive and rish; down falsehood,i
Let II b Kept IL M,zd
That James h. Polk never voted but for
Two Tariff bills while il Congress. one was
the bill Of l532, and be saws he voted Tor thai
because i; lowered the duties Of the bal OF
lS2S The other was the compromise
bill, zDs the reason be voted Tor that, was,
b. saws, because Il reduced The duties still
lower and eventually broughi them down 10
horizontal duty OitHeHty per cent, which be
says he Is sull IN favor Of
Ii ;; b Kept II MINI,
That the Ta-lf principles OF M Clay aid
Polk ar. 50 much aIise that they both voted
for the COMPROMISE bill. M Polk has
above given ms reason for 50 voting. and thai
Polk and Clay agree IN one other state
nent, mat IS that Mr.. Claws reasons foi
bringing forward thai bill was thai he saw IN.
favoriie system was II danger by the re-
p.sted instances in which President Jackso,
had Recommended modification and reduc-
ton OF the Tariff. nth rielr 70 lhe final
c5ondozuaez. q tka. Odig1s an Unjust system.
So effectual were these Recommendations.
and SO rapid The change Of public opinion.
that the friends Of the Tariff. even Mr.. Claw.
It's imputed father, seized Cd fsvorabl.
moment 10 save The whole from destruction hy
timely Compromise 4. Pills i'd
6-.sI April Sd, 1913.
Let If b. Keytin MINI
Tb,; the present Tariff Is doing wonder.
for lie Country, BY increasing The business,
sod raising thereby revenue sufficient 10 sup
port the Government and have large sur-
plus 10 pay Of the deficiency OF Mr.. Van Blu
ren's and Mr.. Tyler's administration contrsc-
ted previous 10 operation OF the Act.
AND, LETITBE KEPT IN MIND.
That HENRY CLAY Is IL FAVOR Of
keeping the present Tariff Art IN force, and
that JAMES l. POLK is IN FAVOR Of