The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-03-28

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{ SO Hoped g : M 3 ,hs ssas' d;
Beef finishes Tsvsnns sppSx
ports honsss' pendfa E the
government and thus prevents resort to Di-
rect Taxation.
4 Because fEpishes 10 the Amerjcan,R at,har.
'steady home market for the producti6ns Of his
soil and labor.
ko fnasio1af interest demands its re-
Ps2I.dns edT-,os3 .2DDT ,HITrlJI IlrTNgI
BECAUSE, iof tthe miNionsIof icoasumers- and Of
the nine hundred thousand persons who are en-
gagged in manufaotares and sfadeso In The United
States, one has asked 3oratS TSpsdloe
Because, its sfepesf w6ald Utterly destroy the
great ffon Hterests of Pehnsy vania, throw ont
Of employment upwards Of li6sDs aousdaad hands,
and sink ish millions of capital now employed ID
thai business. in Ais STATE alone. 10y
vorBaGh ask ISL fpAal WbA1ld sacrifice otK Cotton
a1nd len manufacturing intsfebts ituthose df
Great Bfitain, and food the cediitaywilh Foreign
'Go01s;o N better III QUALIFY and ND cheaper ii
Ihs Ssasess ass fs asAsaR b Essa
n III ~ sp,ifq I9lSca j il Lea Jeopardy
ini1a9ns of Capital which has been invested ih
manufactures siaee its passage, on the faith Of
lis Continuance asHhe dave ftha landt aAIt )
hudaecauses itoWas carefully framed to meet the
necbssiseEaf nthe country, after .labUiious and
thorough inquiry and inaessiga vhiielthe
blhsfot its repeal Has been hastily gotten DIP, ais
Re5e grft!ssap measure 70 Pr0pitate rival gan
Because, mere sI g1its nor wisdom
10 that system dsgisla fion that IS CONTINUALLY
the business and commerce of the
ocohatxYsTg 'oi Ilams A---,aaaTaaO.i I'@AAT Z
Because, its repeal seems TO HAYS been UNDER
take4s principally, If not solely for the purpose
o. securing The election Ct Martin Van lBaren 70
ueited Yesdia tp the people Of TWENTY mt STATES,
oabthe ground Of his lineompesepey and faith
sleaeaesa Iliw foidw ,saGgsa snsyGH xob 00D,
Because, it is the legitimat esiofspring of that
s*oibus' Vefta&t .6faifree Wing People, Iwho pa
Tenrfy submitted for a period Of near twelve
yeaEstQ A series oa perments OH theft credit,
chaTaGler and hHslpess, proved, disastrous
to them and. Mottable only to those who, were.
,Bithibthe short time fhatiir hasbeen,
IN operation, it has reviXedopur comnaerceAAre-,
storad 4Re anaGdhM cfedit-started newo MANI,
factures Of various kinds-given employment to
thousai,ds whoff il. found saffefins Hfor want Of
work Alestab isfed new horie markets fol the,
prodqce Of our farms and continues daily to,
stredghaf the a saidd a8dlsspfadence Of
aa ssaa Iips IS bbysihe y sseolec
tionsaaF is approXedJb aha,copntry as
hAe1tFuhpolicy Of people, who would belpros-
porous, viftuoHs and free. And in gathering
and oeAt ehefgi enlisted We Have written
i on on. 'bahhef as the AMERICAN SYsTEh1, that
stands FIRST in our affections and can only tie sus
tanned BY the choice Of HENRY CLAY for
presb1Spf pf rtheso Uhitea States, and JOSEPH
NAB XII for Governor Of Pennsylvania.
he meeting was eloeaently addressed by,I
1 yg{sll f. Randall and Charles
,Gibbmsssrs bpoo Oh g6rpo so5nan J s;.gr. !.
ssJ'R. Chandler being called upon said, that as
1aanoYhser meeting had been cov ened iii Indepen
hance Squares nnnrdarrt o,aeeommodat those
who could not get within the Hall, he moved
.tihat tbs present meeting Do adjourn, in order 10
jomrthe newly formed one7-which motion was
aninlously carried, and the multitude, pouring
PVT of the Hall moved il dense masses to the
Square. faHm ~ asp Iii lnoql ayioy9q .boe5ucd1
The meeting was organised and addressed by
Thomas Chambers, Robert ]. Conrad, and Jo-
seph 4. Chandler, in supporter the resolutions
presented, and in advocacy Of the present Wing
Tariff. ''''0e' :, Ss2' 'SiSs7lo
a9 The general election in the State of hode Is
land, takes place on the "a Monday of April. 4
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=. % The Democratic party was never
nqore strong than i is now, DIo' 'ol II
CoMMENrARy.-Resolutio adopted by the |
= Maryland NJ Democratic Tyler Convention" at
Baltimore on the 18th inst ,aa ,,' !, I, ri
bs" Rssotred That this Convention do present
to the consideration ofthe electors of the Repub
lie the name Of John Tyler, Of Virginia, as the
Candidate Of the Democratic party for the next
Presidency, as the only in the Country
who can repnite the broken ha la1,a of the Demo
cracy and defeat our opponents at the ensuing,
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