Litchfield enquirer., 1844-01-18

- REsm fle Js,unul y Cslnwess =
nTnnrIR.--SCine e the nswQepsf odllon
md even glus6 q tIs N1lignA tnlell igpncers put
anwn lhe Ia vote. of Tie House 81 kepgsssular
i've rsiecti1t ~ uropostion of certain free trae.
men. - 1ccnciu.iVe evidences thnt the Oemscata
win not touch Tie TsEif q the present. session
We % mt % view the matter. On the contrary,
he best information We have IS that preparations
re maxim Eor m Intelligent revision Of This most
iiaT;o1,s ~. n Sct, the DemocESlic party would
Be guilty 81 4Ae erpsssst tFeacheTy 10 their own
as wei ss the grossest blindness to their
svn nolifical interests, nthey were 10 Omita thor
ourh revision and modification If the TsfiG Mr..
WFiphf certainly would poorly slstain his high
repGiafie e aiter what he said before voting for
the present law q he did, t sesms % ~ very M
were TO omt any eoEt 10 put Il in-
to proper shape. -
By the sbOve editorial extracts from DE Journal
cf Commstce the friends Of the Tariff may ssswhat
reason tere i 10 place any trust Cor the preserve
ton Of that great measure Of national policy in
loco-foco House Il Representatives. The Journal
md the rSsw-York Evening Post are regarded =
the favoritsergans Of the northern freetrade loco
fOcCs. and no paper, it sheltered tunless perhaps
the Albany August shares more largely than the
Evening Post in the private confidence Of Mr.. Van
Buren II must be confessed too that these papers
advocate the pernicious doctrines 10 which they
are devoted with degree Of zeal, ability and per-
severance worthy more patriotic cause. We re-
gard them - entitled to the respect which belongs
to sincere and open adyefsaries. Other northern
papers, connected with the same political party.
either oppose the principles Of the Tariff eoverty,
bywsy Of hints, speering innendoes end side slants,
(not yet daring to come out openly, or. after the
fashion Of the Hartford Times, present paragraph
ID faint praise IL what they term judiciOus Ia
rift" and then. n fhe next column, balance the sc-
count with <heir own consciences andteir leaders
faith, BY j knings ftee-trade extract from some
southern para; ! style Of blowing hot and blow-
ING cola which. being apt scholars. they have
learned from those interesting specimens Of cross
readings The sdrot letters Of Little Magician,
u as he is sometimes called BY his parasites, the
Sage of Lindenwold, Or sometimes, with greater
,ignifcance ana truth, 4 the Northern Man with
southern Principles" occasionally. indeed. in
sections ofthe country. these hero
c "blow hot and blow cold'' gentlemen crsap out
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alar sent'ment, o. ProDap'y recels.ns n'n' il0ln
begin toroar out Justify that they are
in favor Of ga judicious tariff that they always
have been 90, that sostoo is Mr.. Van Barren, and
ire pefrifed with wonder that any body could
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'lon' asA spsh W'at icy 'l'ean s pam
ana ana 'ney ess.n e ssss l,ks MAJ men, ~ so..use
la1gon' sDoo Dants' 'ola suslai,sm 49,
lo ~ So.1s Ss'.o''' n \, 80
80, $3.50.
w worm 49, n. 49, sSsn = 800
ms.e W. ~ M0.s ', ~. s..Oaea : -
IN me- q M Ao 49, =. Z - = -
20 W., =. '.'s wsaA''..' ~ ''s''
Sa. ~ M j" !. go 49, 49, -. :, y. !,
s $500. ss M. !. INA citstimes Il.
beious twaddle. Alasl fsr human inirn,ity, thai
the moral, distinguished and respectable party,
which claims by implication at least. to have laid
in stock II pfnciple enough Il la,t tem three
weeks in helln rsee late speech ~ Hon q
B. phelpsl should be % sasiay duped No nan has
ever yet brought them square up to the scratch and
extracted 81 what il is these
lovers of American industry embrace in their yery
convenient but WV mysterious hrase. "a iudicous
sincere III their aayocacy ii any tarifthe phrase
il used by them merely to delude the more honest
and aI6kriotic portion Of their uarfy. The only
thing they are in earnest about ia The alec.