Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-08-21
FRIENDS OF THE TARIFF,
WAKE

Much speculation exist, ut the present
time rs TO what is 10 be the fate OF the IA
Rirr nj the next session Of Congrc"-and
some, we scr, nre led 10 question whether
The locos dare repeal or relaee H. For .
onrscll We believe tina, locoiocol.m dare
do my thing and how my ono at all IA.
milIar with their course for the pas, few
years, can come to any other conclusion,
Ne cannot for he liic OF us, see. But, shy
these doublers Of locoloco doring-.tho
northern portion Of The party are rs much
in favor Of tariff for protection ms are the
wings A deinsire hope This ,rW prore 10
be; and lie teho relies on IL icW fni IL so.
II is true that the locos of our own State
are now slrcnuously urging it upon us
,ha, they are the only true friends Of pro-
lection They talk largely and loudly Of
their devotion to this principle have much
to say Of the insuflicirncy of the duty on
scren c,ni wool and yet to a man 60
for Prcslcn, who says, that, "wool, in his
opinion, should be admitted duty Free and
still sustain on administration, thcTreasury
Secretary Of which, now says ,ha, the "TA.
RIFT MUST DE REDUCED TO THE REvEN-
uK STANDARD This is the emphatic
language Of Mr. Secretary Walker, who
states that he has, during The past summer,
been @gogtd in arranging a biz for tbs
purpose Precisely in this manner WINS
the game las, year, played upon the people
Of the North, in relation to tho Annexation
question we see the Northern loco,
who then denounced the measure 10 the
! full extent, no'c cxulting with the Southern
wing ollhc party, 1t the triumph the slave
plr,y have achieved over the free North -
They have been whipped into the traces,
and are now as tame as Spanicls and so ii
will be whenever the South resolve on the
reduction OF the Tariff How long nrc the
rank and file OF this party to be thus duped
and cheated The 'Union,' the Govern.
mcnt organ n, Washington, few weeks
since, contained the following paragraph
which we commend to the serious n,,cn.
ton Of every man. The Union says
1.-The National Inrcllgcncer seems Mt
sore loss to know whether 1t will be in the
power ofthc Executive to command Uhnt
is the courteous phrase the National Intel.
llgcnccr uses m1jor,ics TO enable it pr'nit
up the protective system OF course it is i'm.
possible for any one to know. especially as
there are fifty seven Representatives to be
elected Blu, i, i, highly probable tina,
there will be ma oritcs in both houses SUI.
fcicnt TO effect decided reform of the rev.
cnue system"
To which The Inlclligcnccr responds in
words Of warning, MS follows
FoREwARNED, FoREARMrD Take
nolicc,nll ye whom II may nnywl,e concern,
that the purpose Of breaking down the Ia.
! rlif at the coming session Of Congress is
TINS distinct nowledgcd by the gov.
crnmrnt paper, II a majority can be secured
for tina, purpose NJ 'ch,nic,, Farmers.
/ Merchants ye who have m inrcrc., in
the continuance o(the present national pros
pcrl'y and progrcss--lcarn from this dl.clo
sure that, unless you come forward ms one
man to prevent il, the nxc will be laid to the
( root Of Tint national prosperity ty those
whom you have set to watch over II