, 1844-02-14

in a correspondent release Of
the United States from various claims on
Is It not evident that our government
is egregiously wrong in sthis mattera
Fr,m the o. s. Journal.
THE JACKSON MEN OF ohio. ON
THE TARIFF, IN l82S!--.RE-
MARKETABLE AND CONCLUSIVE
i EVIDENCE OF lNC0NSlSIENCY.
PRODUCED! DISHONESTY PRO.
VED!--.THE WING PARTY OF
OHIO STANDING ON THE TRUE
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORMMl
Il may moi be recalIected BY many, but
il is none The less true That aJACKsoN Con-
vHNTIoN was held 10 Columbus ~ The Sih
of January, 1928. That Convention is
sued an address, and General jackson wus
in it eulogised. Among othe, subjects
touched upon is thai of = PRUrErI
TARIFF. Man, affirmed, aud endcavored
10 create the belief, thai Genertt Jackson
was hosuis 10 Il Protective ia,iff! That
address viudlGales him from the charge us
follow. We quote word for word, lei,
ter for letter, and point for point, from
the nriginat address; AMI ask tai those
who are following The Van Bnrcu leaders
in their opposition ~a Protective TvT
mark wsll lis impor' and ~phraseulogy:
"They 'epreseN Gen. Jackson and his
friends as op"sed 10 The manufacturing
Interests ri the nation. |, is pretended
thai he wiU or ihH ..c musi. in tie even
Of his election 10 the prts,douc,. oppose
Il tariff "i p, otecting dut,eS, 10y the mnwer
and %inllIen"e vi ms uiiloe; and their AS
sumutInn, in this ,istance, is equally an.
sustained by Eicts, ami equally m,suppor-
ted by reason lis ilie former. -Nsihilg 10
The couduc, OF thdi illusIrinus c%iiizeu, O
in lus p. olrssinns. authorizes sucii a pre-.
sumption. HiS support ofMr protectre
tar!.y Of 1924, White senator ~ congress,
is uiown 10 have beeu douiGed aui cner.
getic; aud like himself, fearless, eaudId,
and u%uwavering. Ina ie,les written by
him, while lhe biz WIS pending, 10 a
gentleman in Tie suutb, who mad solici-
ted his opinion On the subject. we find
tio viewsa and motives thai Y ,verned him
on thai occasion. His opinions and sen-
timents Oh this interesting question of
political economy and n%aliouaI policy, are
given without disguise, and explained
with remarkable cIearness. From thai
letter " % make The following e~xtract:--
so far as the Tariff betu,e u, embraces
The design Of fostering a4d preserving
within ourselves, Inc means of n~aliulia,
defence and Independence, particularly
in q state vi war, | w"uld advocate anC
support il. Providence has filled oui
mountains aud our plaius win mineral,
--with lend, iron and copper, and givel
us climate and sui iur Inc growth U
hemp aud wooI. These being ,he CRANE
materials Of our nniJnai defence. the,
ought 10 have ex'endrd 4" them adcqunt,
anil fir PROTECTION, ina our owl
manufactures uhd lab NC. 'la} he placed
OF II fair Iu npsIiiion win hose of Europe
and lbai we my have wiltmn orr cuuntr,
4 supply Oi those teajIhg and impurtdn
, articles so esenlII ~ wW. Beyond Ibis
Look at the tariff with an eve ~ In
proper distribution Of labor, aud 10 rcye
nue., and with . view iu ,he discharge u
our nalilnul debt. viii ark, wiiai is III
real situation OF ihe agricu!turalisi?-
Where has the lmericau F'rMer a mir
: keL tuf hi, %sucpiuS prnducls2 Except "a
) co,lou ne ~aeii.tcr Iias Il foreign or a IAN
: market. Dies this nUL clearly Prove
when lnere is no ma, Ike, either at HON
or abroad, that there is too much .abc
employed in agriculture. ad Eit Ii
8 channels far laG0r shoaId be multiplisd?-
g Common anse points out III once In
q remedy. Otaw from agriculture Iii
0 snp~erabuniant labor; employ it ia meeI
!. GniSm anL manufactures; thereby ore'
q atInt Il hone mtTkGi for your breadslufi
: and distributing labor 10 the most profit
Bile oMount, and benefits In The counlr
# VIII result. 10 III mt. zoe haze been tt
long subject to tae policy Of the Britt
mr. Uta6s. AS Gmc rc should bscoH
lille more AMERI tAN[ZED."
The Address of The jackson Convel
y lion Of 1875, alice introducing This lette
proceeds 10 says
"'rhis ieaer has ever been consider'
) in the character Of Il pOblic documen
d / has been nearly four years before Il
l. nation, and coD'ains AS vi u pledge
of Gen. Jackson's sentiments and opini N
h on this interesting and important subjet
81 as if il had been communicated to Co
;e sress as an official message, with all d
formalities NJ office. After such a pu
8. lie avowal OF his views oil this great n
tional policy, confirmed by his pub
p acls, it IS both unjust and dskenro0bie
is impute to himself and friends a dispoI
ton to persue au adUersc policy. T
u encouragement ofdo,nestic manafactw
n and home industry, is a GRAND NATION.
object. and has been pursued by diffsre
n, administrations Of the Federal Cover
IN men. with one excsPtiOn) until the pr