The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1845-10-09

country, and has excited considerable inter
est among the scientific in Boston. His
head is unlike that of any other; in the full
Development of the anterior lobe of the
brain, which prenologisis would regard as a
favorable Indication of intelligence, being
equal if moi superior 10 the lower grade ofthe
human race. He also differs from all others
seen in this country in the size Of his ear,
which is not larger than a human beings.
HISTORY OF THE "KANE LETTER"
The well known able Washington cores
pondent of the Charleston Mercury, the or
gan Of Mr. Calhoun and the highest Loco au-
thority in the South, makes the following as
founding developments of the history and in-
tentionso Folks letter to Kane, in which he
aVowed himself for the pupose of getting the
pennsylvania Tarifvotes, a Protective Tar
if man." while at the South at the same
time, he held himself forth as the Anti-Tarif
Free Trade candidate-and thus by this
scheme of infamous deception and falsehood,
and at the expense ofhonor and conscience
and without any regardfor the lowest or COM
monest obligations of morality, enabled to
mount, and defle the seat followed by the
old patriots and statesmen, who at the helm !
of State have made glorious our country's
history. Read this expose as made by a
Locofoco, high in place-one behind the
scenes, and who knows what he says, and
who has not and cannot be contradicted.-
Read and learn the deliberately planned and
a%irocious scheme of fraud, by which the
country was deceived and cheated, and an
open, manly and noble statesman was de-
) feated, and the party hack who lent himself
TO this fraud, enabled throug this iniquiiy
to triumph.
> 1t will be recollected this charge against
4: Mr.. Polk is not a Wing assertion, but from
s his own partizans, who defy contradiction.
The Mercury, has often made the charge
, that it was a deliberately planned and under
! stood scheme on the part of Mr.. Polk and his
$ advisers, that he was TO put on a double face,
and be among the Free Trade men, an open
mouthed, Incorporating anii-Tarif man,
E and with the Tarif men the most thorough
t and ultra ProtectioniSt. This charge not
one of all the Locofoco presses throughout
The country has dared TO deny. This same
!. Mr.. Walker who originated and managed
bis scheme for Mr.. Polk, is now, it is said,
a arranging and concociing a Free Trade Tar
if.-It will be found another fraud and
i falsehood. We shall see, what we shall
see, and that will be, not be a repeal of the
d protective principle. The Mercury says:
sUnder such a course of policy. you will
not be surprised when | tell you, that there
is a deep and growing contempt throughout
{ the North for the administration. Nor do
: things promise better for the principles of the
party, in the measures of Government, the
Administrator will propose and maintain,
especially on those great points of policy,
which the south deems vital; and
IT with which Mr.. Calhoun and his friend are
Unidentified. What you are 10 expect on the
Tariff, for instance, you will easily under
stand when | inform you that the celebrated
II Kane Letter put forth by Mr.. Polk, is under
Isloodto have been teriHen blythe present Sec
rotary of the Treasury. He was here,
and being a Pennsylvania, he conceived the
brilliant idea of running Mr.. Polk in the last
Presidential election, as PROTECTIVE Tariff
S man in Pennsylvania and Neas York and
e directly tie contrary in the South. Well
he wrote that curious compound of revenue
n Tariff with Incidental protection TO mdngfdc-
! tures-and of protecting all interests alike,
d &c, by which he himself rent doacn to Mis-
n sissippi and ADVOCATED Mr.. Pok's election
as a Free Trade man, whilst Mr.. Buchanan,
in Pennsylvania, proved from the same Let
ter, that he waS a better protection man than
o Mr.. Clay. Well, the humbuggery succeed
ed and if | am not mislnformed, he does not
hesitate 10 plume himSelfon the dchilrement
Now, what are you 10 expect from this Sec
rotary and the administration in the ad Just
ment of the Tariff? | will tell you what you
" will have 10 expect, and nothing more. |
speak advisedly. when | say TO you, that Gen.
McKay's bill introduced into the first session
;, of the last Congress, in substance is the ex-
d IRENE of all they propose 10 give 10 the