Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11
From the Ne,0 York Tribune.

SECREIARl WALKER AND HIS CIR. !
CULARS.-ln recent Tribune we stated
the facts that friend who had occasion to Wis
1t the several Manufactures of Newark, Pat
erson, Elizabethtown, &c, found that of one
huHdred WING Manufacturers not one had
been favored with copy of Mr. SsssS,.,,
Walkers questions on the effects of the Tariff,
while the SIR Loco Foco Manufacturers (only
three OF them Amcricans) whom he fell in
with had each received a Circular From
these iactswe drew the natural inference that
the whole pretended inquiry was cheat got
up 10 cover and Justify iorcgone conclusion
as we doubt not il is. Mr.. Walker and the
Organ have too often given out what the result
OF their Investigations will be, to leave any
room Tor doubt in the premises Mr.. w.
may now send Circulars TO Wings il he chooses,
but all must see that he will never publish
but portion OF the immense mass of testimony
he Will receive in answer To these questions;
that portion will mainly be such as suits his
purposes and squares with his views and the
handling OF II will be peculiarly his own The
whole job Is mere party juggle, TO cover the
breaking down OF the Tariff, and so the Country
Will regard 1t. Hear my informant:
NETWORK, Sept I'd, lSl5.
To the Editor Of the New- York Tribune:
! lperceive the Editors of The Union, while
I
| the charge of having stated that information
had been received at the Treasury Depart
ment from the manufacturers of the North,
and that they had reported that the Tariff was
too high-the most of whom were Democrats
are beating about the bush and grumbling over
a matter with which they are not charged.
wish now TO bring them to the point. As ]
was the person who communicated the state
mcnt TO the Editor of the Tribune, and like
wise made it the subject of proper rebuke in
one OF my letters to the Editors of the Rich.
mond Wing. wish TO set myself right OF
wrong before the public. desire now Mr..
/ Walker orMr. Richie will state without dodg-
/ ing or cTcumlocution, whether the circular.
issued by the Treasury Department to the
American Manufacturers were distributed be
lore the article i'll the Union was published, 1,
| the Wing ManuiaC turcrs of New-York Brook
! Ign, Newark, Bellville, Bloomfield, Jerse
City and Paterson, and if so, to mention ON
: IN either place; or If among the Democrats il
either place, state his name and calling. a
there are over one hundred and fifty iactorie
IN these places, and | have a personal acquain
lance with near all and was the author of th
charge, | wish to get the truth out Mi
Richie need not learanything ii he has pub
lishcd what is true. The manufacturers i
these places and myself declare that no circu
lar has been sent TO them and nearly ever
man was ignorant of the existence of thes
circulars until they heard that answers wer
sent i'll from the Northern manufacturers ask
ing for a reduction Of the Tariff Let ther
mix up 10 other subject with this, but to com
out with the flat yes or no, and give the proc
and the Country will be relieved from TIL
impression that the Secretary was preparin
10y fraudulent means, 10 send into the ne,
Congress a whaling lalschood on the TART
SOUTHERNER
And now since The Union has time. aft,
all 20 answer Wing journals, will it bc :
good as to tell us whether the public none
has been expended in sending or impcllin
E Emigrants to Oregon. This is the third tim
we have asked: Is the answer never iortl
. Il ppt,iuoy