The New York herald., 1844-09-06

cite the rich against the poor but he would tell tns na
the country which paid beat Rb0rers and pfotecteu
them was the best governed country. (Cheers) They
would permit him sayhst society constituted
which required be oaru, together IN order
to uphold the social system These ssones were the
agricultural the mechanical, and the manufacturing
arts, and to those who advocated principles
adverse to the agricultural interests, he would merely
did NO. see any corn &c Ids IN New sorsevey where he
looked about him he nothing but people Thsy had
IN this country the s!ons ana 'nS
labor that everything converted into gold BY TINS
alchemy they sndeavorng to get protection Tor the
New York where there existed both the manufacturer
and the mechanic, without agricultural labor When
and grass would grow in Broadway-and me manuac
turer and mechanic put down. they should all pe
compelled to go 70 the those 70 -
buy would not be able 10 give ithey would 10 iact be
like community having no women (eoars OF Laughter
and however they might be able TO get along ia town
in that way they could do the country Laugh
ter) This very tariff curious fact. had been ad'
in the Keniusky Legslstars which was the Of his
memorable duel Of which 90 much had been sald and
remendous chseEnr NUsh a. had been .S on that
duel he proud be able to that the son OF the
man wno iougn h% wa. married 20 menfy Usy 2, ,opc
upon TexasD The tariff had been abused and II had
been called the black tariff" He however would spe
il tariff which meant protection for American labor
He o common man. and discussed this Question
practical one and to those who contended that
ne nrodncers and Se consumers he would refer thew to
look to the result Of the practical working tariff Of
Naona no ,oox division Of the Of
the Public Landsv or The Veto Power Of such absorb
ing interest as the adjustment OF the tariff Enthn.ss
ordinate and OF minor import in the present struggle as
compared with the question Of the tariff There was
OF bomb shelby John Ty ler-the question Of the
nexstion Of Texas He would ask what had Texas do
with American labor And yet Texas was made the
head and front OF the contest In South Carolina
the ground that had been taken was such as alarm
every American patriot loud cries Of Modification y
The rallant general here reod list OF toass lately given
At public dinner which was given TO r Rhet in South
The sasv Of the Union he wouid vraveIy ask them to
look out az this was the American against the English
svstem He felt an that If they did not look
out an attempt would be made to take New Jersey from
them-and thus Pennsylvania would follow-but they
could not take the West-sne Nertn OF shs SCUM =,
Cheers Alter oIieny reviewing the Procesangs pai,a 81
the Democratic Nationsl convention neid az Dsmore
the genueman tnen diiate9 upon Ine msny pesuu. u
ne Const'usion Oh TINS country .has Ps m ps,
ticuiar whicn gave an opp9rIniy o. .ns ION % sy
working man to reach the highest once IN me s'ase ma
Wing ZOE tner example tne glorious cvnouS. slA
father guide them, he Almights would direct hei,
course - ne nae oene the g.ea. ana soou @ a t s
ana ocnnnued cneergl ne ala no' soS om e e,aa du
.ioh ol snheAoh, OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " 80.
the great question present o. Issue oeween .e .wo
parties and tnougnt ,net ne went or Ine non
teres stake in the question than most had He then
TOOK review 9, tne condact o. Ssnts Anns .o"us n
them to worship God IN any other way thsn that laid
Gown ~ .ne cnurch " Nome, 10y ~. h. u & man
homan CMn0nc. pa; because NO tI HI.S - clo,hs
snouio 80 20 nssven ms own way nU u,pS ~ ass;s,
ano arm numuet % % s:. ,a Az Sa; ysrv mo-
n s sne o.sa him sn Coombs,
men tne gosenmsn n oi Lexss M owed MN ht S,as
upwsrcs o. e1voou wnlch me !. .; u ' ,, ~;
.ne onion woaia aAI nu ~; ~ ;Is g 'on,a;n
wss no csnslaerson; he haa ms 20 ~
and maintain them hewonld At any and every lie
m,sn. M nave. a On ~, az ~; ufn f NUNS " 90 % ~, % v hps ~,
chSren would have a. much as he had from
,s s ,a n ~ c,ar nonscsacs LmoMine hs had
ns s S"iu called he ready to
40 ms uo ~ hshv amd The the
,Sn. 1 r. T.s as brs rsn hut as much ms he re-
.pecsed them no respected 'he stripes 'na s''f' more
nv s"1
pannsl % o rseUm' ,a a ro ~ ny S ~ ,S bravr
over tne iano u 'ns nee and ho hone " no De
might be remembered that lew years ago IN exped
tion went forth from Kentucky against the powers Of
Mexico on behalf Of 10 this were three indviou
ais the author Of volume that has since given tn.
particulars Of this expedition to the world ano,her nd
unfortunate boy tied 10 the tell Of horse and arsg
ged some 1900 miles to Mexico where ne was M bound IN
highway. After enduring this hardship for time he
was led out to be shot from which ne never fhrank OF
even as spectator informed HIM did not close On eye
but this was not carried n,c shst ana ne was m
released end returned to bis friends who had given him
I,S a. cr The sSeaxsr ss consiSershiy ssc.sS
Tho gentleman resumed-when ms returned nome
| he was asked by his iather how ,. nc isi. una r
such circumstances, 70 which he replied tnat' ne
only thought his father was looking upon nm
with Kentucky at his back. And SO II was, ior al,
Kentucky Democrats and were reody 20 go
10 save possible one OF her children ond was on ms
return from Texas that he INST body OF kentuckans
going forth for this OBJECT lie ie proud o. bs nstve
place. and hoped ever TO 40 80 He hod suffered much IN
property and IN ms child or iexas ont ne e ore o. ms
oiI'nngn ana woud hot give y up 10. my az
,nsn na vpas hrora hs
recently travelled space o. ooo mes ana sas they WeIe
sue Sr mehy ty Hu r1 % ,.s YIN cny one
,:, p p.S is vu .h @ : ~ % ,;. ~ aIsa S;,. a,s,
I'M a s, e - s"w sr.s % ;.S s h sis,. rom wr;cI
ss,ad J hanne o rhch war ;nscribsd The namss NJ
cI end rri;r.hu~.sn The gsn,Ieman then nrocssdsd
ciay anu ~. ;:IH ~ h Ia "a . ~ - 49, ~ .
~ . ~, ~ y. az ar1 S xi I've .c,;,~ ~ ad v}osnc
sIea' VIA VIA ~ ~, % 4; IT. yytrate ~ ;h;s NJ ;r.
Iney Sou.u M ~. a. - ";,;.ars, cha,ac,sr 90 -,
h ,, on " od =, h saontad atyer ubich me ~