Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-10-11

From the SPIRIT Il Old Hayae
The British Party.
HENRY CLAY
MnssRs. EpIroRs.

MKssR-. EpIroEs.
However strange i, appear all honest gen,
IN the r""n'ry, fad it every where true
the leaders Of the Ipcooco attyiheir oatots.
and of their exalted statesmen constantly
cnoav oring produce tho impression
honest bu, less informed portion fcommuni,y
Of facts that they do bsh prevent
ccoltha, Tho Wing party the British party. Such
the burden of Gen Cess Speech at Cenev esuch is the
slang OF every naring wnse heard
Of Polk AND Texas-shch is the drift of almost
Iocofpco sheet you your lie, briefly
anime with what gacc these charges
OF the American Protective system Their gea, aim to
destroy the policy protecting American labor asains,
Ign EVEN ms meridian, whse all their e.
forts directed deceive the people IN taFd to
tho American sentiments, entertained by the candidate
upon them by southern lords they VIII no'
deny a ba rely sufficient tor bessey
administration the o,enmen with the proceeds Of the
public included, with nothing 10 spare 70 afford en-
poyment for poor bu. honest no" out OF
employuent in works OF nter"ai improve c.
men, which tho general retaining the cole pow
collecting by impos IS alone able 20 construct
their doc ,rine is fee trade
On baud, the doctrine ef protecting American
labor protection sake-is universally hr"wod 10y the
Wing party the country Now must not the common
every school boy the country teach 'H when OF
these parties must inevitably the sympathy anu the
facturn. countries! OF course they SIDE i'm the ioco@-
,os that is the interest of hoso
tons 10 work OF the American people. 10 be the
shop the or has long beeh the grea' object ri
the ambition Grea, Britain She desires to manufacture
goods which the Of the world requires, thus rem
ering wofl tributary her greatness In order
20 eec, this result spares effort: she pays 'boun
" goods exports this sho make
extensive oans' her manufactures: tlo0ooO in mon
~ ONE. meeting recently held in Man
for tina, purpose in order circulate free trade
Un,ed States r" from En-
gs paper before and Of these points DIS
pued prepared furnish abundant evidence TO
.nb.ancia,s them) All of which intended to ena5Ie
her people underse American manufactures III the A
mericau market. 4 late number Of the London Times
says;
subscription recently opened raise funds TO CIR
cua,s free trade foreign countries About -four
hundred forty thousand subscribed Some of these
tracts printed New York for circulation i'll the
United States"
VIVA, positive proof than this be required tina
the ocoucos assisted in their warfare again st the pro
lection of American labor by British influence and Br'sF
gold, Every manufacturer Great Britain is directly in
,ere,ed in the James X. Polk They we'll know
ina, ne is elected pro, c,ion will be abandoned; the
mericau people be compelled 10 depend fo'e
for their goods and thus thsr manufacturers vii
End new America and hence il lie that the
spend such of money IN aiding TN
OF Mr.. Polk which they receive arg
aud dec ded benefits But NAV be alarmed
should be Surprised this policy Grea
Braia Il mas, be expected tina, fore igners will
themselves TO obtain contrnl of markets They
only like shre~d, enerprsng, far seeing business
Bu, VIVA, is though, of that party which viii blind
take the bait thrown ass,s, n circulating hes
British free trade tracts: and at the same time have TIT
unbushng mpudenee TO charge their opponents with De
ing the British partyi Because orsooih they prefer main
tanning up,ed the honor the country and restricting
its present limits the accused institution of slavery ina
dark spo, the horizon OF American Glory
the of the and The wars OF Texas
tas ccnfsderaey. Where is tho American Citizen who
ned very LASH in the sloughs Of Loeocco
sn who does feel ,hs blood Of ind snation mantng
bis cheek wh.n n. ssc;sno tina, British merchants an