Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-06-14

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K. Polk, who was understood to be opposed 10 D
tectng American labor and enterprise. He wished 10
know if such were the fact, and il, by selecting such
n man as their leader, that party intended TO announce
his principles TO be theirs? II was important that
the people should know, that they might sec what the
principles ofthat party were at this time. Mr.. Morris
spoke with prngent force, and drew the general at
tcnton Of members.
Mr.. PAYNE, OF Alabama. replied to Mr.. Morris and
"doincd Governor Po,k's position" as the phrase is,
IN regard to the Tariff. He stated that Governor Polk
was for raising revenue for The support Of the Gov
eminent by duties upon foreign goods but that he
was opposed To protection even lnciiental When
asked by n member some question, he replied that
Gov. p. would not allow one farth ng for protection.
Mr.. Hardin, of Illinois, followed Mr. Payne, and
favored the House with Il complete political portrait
IRE Of the new candidate Of The LocofDco party for the
Presidency, hy reading from his speeches IN Congress
and while canvasslng the state of Tennessee IN 1913,
and also from his reports as Chairman of he cowmi,-
tee of ways and means in the House. From the lat
ter il Appeared that Mr. =. was the friend and advocate
of IT BANKS and he uncofnpromlsing oppo-
nent Of the sub-Tieasury scheme. Very gooi-yery
Whigish. 1t appeared from n pamphlet speech Of Mr.
Polk, delivered last summer, and written out by HIM
self. that he is in favor of a horizontal tariff Of 20 per
cent lcittout any discrimination far protection. In
that speech, speaking Of The distrll utiOn act and the
protective policy ofthe Wings, he sa Us, {" I have stead-
lis, and at oil times, opposed BOTH We'll. how will
the Democrats of Penns ylvania, New York, New
Jersey, Connecticut, Ohio, and other northern states,
like this declaration How will they like 10 vote for
a man who makes II a boast that he has steadily and,
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