New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-11
No DodsinG lhc Tariff Issue: an ittemp:
TO Deceive the People.

Saturdays Pennsylvania contained what pun
ported tc he the proceedings of j late Loco meet
my at harrisburg to ratliv the nomination OF
POLK and DALLAS. Among the resolutions pub
,ished in the Democratic Union, wo find the fol-
loving, winch is omitted in the Pennsylvanan :
Resoirsd That VIC approve OF the unanimous vote given
Us the fennsylvsusn Delegation IN Congress- against repeal
n our Turf laws equai mcnent with the duties
whont our history mus; be Of constant VIBRATION AM
uncertainty. Impressed with this belief, regard the ilT
question emphacaly sed. ind It's further agitation de-
signed only 70 subsefve c!cetoneerinc purposes.
In the country, among the farmers, the Locos
are obliged to meet the Tariff issue, bat does the
Pennsylvania want to dodge 1t? Ii would not
10 for lis Free Trade allies of the South 20 see
reso!utjon approving OF a vote, which they de
nounccd as given in support OF an UBIQUITOUS Ia.
riff. The Harrisburg resolution says the Tariff
question is settled, this resolution was reported
by the INSCRIPTIONS editor of the Union, and
bears on its face 50 decidedly the impress OF lie
that the Pennsylvania thinks il advisable not 10
copy it! What did Mr.. BENTON say in the Sen
ale on the 25;h March lie made TINS declara.
ton:
TIE question itse trial 5te-e he .4reo2a-as
Of fts Tso;c and must haze IT'S solution from hat ri5gaGi
6sfcrs zee meet AGAIN. IHc PEEslpgSTi,D ELECTION
WOLVES yArc or THE TARIFF, Gid 20 tsc jG;e ~
ro Congress c hcce 70 eontgrn BE- our ACTON agAc hd
,,akel IN the person is champons candidate
Ter the Presidency Of the United States Tint champion
:ed saa II he shall be- we Shall settle the question with
harmony and equity. aud with better chance fo' sta
bow. may soon DC reversed Seeing this and tna Ill we do
now, # do amy thing. must be imperfect ard pfovonal
much doubt the policy of attempting 70 >se the iUTi
question At the present sesga favor OF discussion
but doalt the paccab, this le, Of jadcou' and STA
DC legislation
During the same debate, Mr. Colqui;t Of Geoe-
sia, on the 10th April last, ,hus confirmed the
position occupiCi by Mr. Benton rs the ayOwed
leader of Loco. Foc1isn, and stated tic issue be-
tween the Two great parties OF the Union:
'Acst Of the Wing Senators who have Diseased this ques
ton have IN M open manly manner admitted that the aci Of
ISL was bail passed for Protection; that ,!cy advocated II
tia fcrore Irhs tqtcs,r, to which al other men
s.Fs subordinate and ot secondary Importance tbs
ife. be determined b the .ireriesp PoDe TIE Tdr,5
e lSi9. ,e 81 danes and Principles If Protection o
tie orc S,ds cEl os advocates 81 I0 GRss end equal
teht u tdLGf5oh on TIC Other.
WIKI these assc1,!ons and with hundreds OF
others. We might quote, 10 dspfovo the allega.
ton of the harrisburg resolutions as reported by
sir Hu1rEn, that the Tariff question was settled.
who can doubt that systematic plan has been
acogtcd by our adveTsaries TO drop all argument
and take The stump on the principle of lying he
Whigs oat Of Il Phllad. Forum.
- Mr. DempsIer gives this evening the frs; OF
his Ballad Soirees 81 the Concert Room OF the so
ce,y Library. Dir. Dempsier is very mertorious
man and vocalist OF pure Sly lc and very correct
taste. Three qualifications which should entitle
him TO patronage.
PIRE-The alarm of FIRE last evening proceeded
from small wooden dwelling in Forty Second
Companies were able TO reach the spot.