Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-24

''"'' ''e "''"a'"n u exp,sng himself a. h. ~
seo'"a"y do To the rePnachrs Of ooe or III. E
o' ms supfs'r'rrs who have been deceived h, -. ea"
''a"Rnfs- and csndor. In one word. i'm, m scat"
cnrs IN "pini'n With Mr.. Calhoun and nj. tn: en
ought TO express that opinion in the lapou,,. 10
winch Is indeed explicit and unrouivu.,, = use
US put this matter To the ,rsi-wilI n. % ai
now say, that Nh. Polk does concur with ~, p'''c'"
Carolina politicians? YES. or no, IT,. '0u'h
I'd" says 'hat II clearly conprehends Al, p"'
'''eAh'"g'-Give rs. then. categorical snsvs,,, WINS
4ues"n-does he intend IN 90 apains, ,,,,,.., ".'
Ties altogether or not We rhslIppye m ,,s,s ou-
when 1t is given. (if any be given, which W.
II IL be, We shall sxpec, 10 find i, exp,ess.a !; "
diplomatic as huse Of Mr. pix himself .h.n' a'
by tor the 'des Of December next! ny"
The Republican is very mucb ,h~L.a
'a''"'" 'na' WI Folks aroeed creed is idenc,, v,,
'"a' 'au o"wn ny alr. Clay during the late ca,,,.
""'''y hn' ~ IN what terms to treat such h,a .
ser'"n" Indeed! Then We will tell you; d;,,ru..
y 20" can, by placing Mr.. CMy's and Mr.. p.u,.
g"nge '"poraiifi columns. We invite y,u IN II.
tempt The pr nclplr If Incidental proi,etoo !.
cd by both to be the duty Of the government. r..
extent, II vi" be conceded, we snppos.. thu, ,h..
eur Wei, iha, IS all we ask. lie WIN makes III.
ctss'on surrenders every ihing-fr all b.yo,d ~.
mere matter of detail One Of them. f., ex,u,,.
think the duty onihis article ough, 10 be- lowe, ,h.,
'"y d" 'ha-and rice persa; bu, still The princ;nh.
ing conceded, the adjustment, oi the details is IN I'M, ~
oscfel"n o' the majority of those who ADM, IN. ,,,,
ana Inc duty Of Incidental protection The lam.
heh AMI 'low," AS applied the duties are ,sl,,,
an" moi absolute, and must have reference !, v
III circumstances, moi the leas, imnu,ant If .h;A
me c"ndmn ot the treasury. In 1912 WHEN m. ,,..
MY had been 5ankuplcd by Van Buren, and hi. ,.,,.
lnow Restored !" ppwer in The perSn OF James Pan
who left, in add,on To an empty treasury !, ,,,o. A.
i'onal Debit II was nersssry III raise larger re,.O,.
THAI was required by the actual exp~nd,,ur,s Of each
year, IN order 10 reslure The sinking ce, Of III. D,oo
But when thai debt shall have bres paid off, lrss
mount Of revenue will be required, aud the Tariff
'o1- may as IN conformity with the Wing creed il
ought 10 be, reduced. DUTIES, then, which wen.
low enongh IN lSf2, may. even ihongh they should
remain unchanged, be ton high in 1916 II Mr. Polk
therefore merely means 10 recommend reduction of
duties, adapted 10 the diminished wants If The treasury
but still preserving the principle Of prorcen he will
DO n" more Than Mr. Clay would have done had he been
eiecied-fr the Wing rred is, that the tariff shmld
yield M more than nfIieen fr the If
the government. economically administered and tina,
chin that reremue limit. proirciion Is 10 be afforded
mol |" manufactures exclusively, bn 10 ev..y great in
eresi which may require he fostering aid If the oov
ernnenl II " III only in The event, that in maxim,
that seduction, Mr. Polk shall recommend the sbIinn
"' the p'1neipt Of protection, that he will differ nn
Mr. Clay. II he shall do that then he will Nv in the
teeth OF his letter 10 Mr.. Kane, which he has inrrpo-
rated, sui s'anially, in his Inaugural Address BIZ, We
have no idea that he will do any such Thing The Ian
euase he employs ju>iliits such inl-rrncr-,hc
hy whom he has surrounded himself is pledge tia, he
Will n"-ihr pmp's he has in rer either in reference
10 his cWn reelection, Ia the rhoiee II his succrssr
is sufficient guarantee Thai he Will dare "fnd
l'ennsy lvania aud her afaird interests. tr The pnr
pose If cnclliaing Son III Carolina her few and f =.
BILE allies few and feeble in the States which sur
round her, and which herefre likely to share
in her prtindces and resealmenis.
We are told by the Il publican. h ,yeyar. TIN, Mr.
Polk gues for "air and just projection al The great in
,errsts o The wLole lniun-and This il insnnaies is
the point II lrrenre between the President and Mr.
| Chy--btiwen The Tar n which Polk would sanrhm
and cue press aboninable Tariff" which, acrordny
10 the Republican,. In the exclusive benefit Of
the maunlac,urrrs''-an asserlion which fatty and
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t,c,d. fer lhc trr.ft of the manufacturers. 81 is raw
cotton for The benefit Of the cotton gruwrr-f manuar
lurers Of woollens protected. the agricultural
isis TO pr,duce wou-if the II akrrs Of iron utensils
and lo"ls are protected ST, are the miners WIN thn
metal from the how els ut the earth are the sugar
planters 81 are the heiup-2r,wrrs-so are the workers
of coal mines the wheat growers, and the cheese
makers-in word aii The great interests III the
,rhole Union.' from PasIanaqnoIdy to the Ballze 1t
has been olen said and sung tina. The manufacturers
the exclusive b-nefcares Of the existing Tariff That
those who have been in the habit Of decanln. abS''
lis en"rmes have. we suppose, by well kn"wa h~
Of the human mind last been induced to be'ere ~ T"
BE- ST.! But the novi-ions Of the tariff law itself dis
prove their assertion. II may be said, as it sometimes
is, that wheat and other articles need no Peec'"D.
and that the duties upon that article and sAms DINERS
OF like chaI acler, dead letter. snes u is "J
rarely the case that they seek a market IN Wv
ports. To This reply that The same thing is ''"e TT
manufactured cotton guods--and yet hsl is one "' '"c
very articles which is mosi generally selected ~ VIC
purpose Of illustrating tho enofmoNs bonn'y when '"o
consumer pays To the manufacturer IT this De no ''
however will the Repubhcas be good son2h tell Us
the process by which Mr. Polk will pr'teet wheat '
presen duty has snch eif,ci-aDd 'w, u he eS'''
do that he is Ia give flair and Just protc'n to "t wv
great interests Of the whols Union" pretty w"'"s
indeed, hut which every b'dy knows are without "e'"