Democratic banner., 1846-09-14
WIG CONSISTENCY AND HON.
FSTY.
PENNSYLVANIA

The wings in the canvass of 1910 dece-
lived Inc pe,plc Of Virginia; their candidates
were men Of plant pri%nciplcs-at one time
and place, Tariff and Banak;a a: another, anti
Tariff and Bank. Now they complain that
in 1871, the democrats cheated pennsyiva-
MIA into the support of their Principles
charge which we, by no means, believe.
The wings charged JOHN Tyler with
treachcry to his ~pdrty-ncthis pri"ciPhs-
for they well knep GHd hal affirmed IN
PIrglpia, that these were in accordance
with his veto Of Tie Bank-BiN. Now they
dcnounce Nj. Dallas. because he was true.
not only to his party, butte his PIedsed priin-
ciplcs,-principlcs avowed in The form of a
pledge to the dcmocraet of tie Union.
Daniel Webster in l s -, in Baltimore. ad-
voeased i system of uurestrai"ed CONNER
ciai Intercourse between this country and
England. .Aad when England had actual
l. 'da1tsd the system, h" refused to ab''!r
l.. MS w views, All relax an lota OF the
u~,e4aal anl Oppressive tlritfoflSl2. And
!Ir. Clay, who would b. ready wi I'll En-
ro,e s:Iou!d adop" the '.Utopiaa system Of
fee =. e" to bacom. a convert aud adopt
tat fsit;., what does he now say? Is he
prepared to carry out lis former views: and
m,rc one stnr@rwarl in support of the en-
urged a1I liberal views oftlc age?
The wings say that they desire peace
peace with Mexico. Daniel Wcbs!rrsa;d
that We should again o:f.fit to her; We
should oiF.r to negotiate. At len3tI tic
President, swaycd By feelings Of humanity
and forc5earanca ~tpxdrls that i!-fatcd
government. anil not By s,cni Judgment.
IS VIC believe, determines II p,:csac t!!!>
course, and asks the ail OF Congress e..
ef.ct it. J,hn Di.i;, = hnn".' Lsi"," tie.
colleague Of u mirl Webster, defeated ~"
bI.l designed to give tits all. Does Mr..
Wejs::r complain ociii, ",!l:ag!r. f~o:ai.n-,
81. To defeat his ow.. d,$:r2d p%rnjrc'?
BIt. TIN. AMI <oa:e would tail Il: gi;iI"i
a cI:,!ogue Of wig in,o>ist'"cics-tc
ell them by ~ worse na:ns.
Bit, are the prr,>yiynnis hs;aorratao p-
posed - the T~'lriF3f;%Hr.' We .lmi. :!l-t:
some oit.,via ar--t,nsc -" arc c;iIlt'
By tue ~corrapsin, bal: lz~ rat tea 5:ti"i
Tariff 1872. ltf;h< 10 : po"A"t~ with
rl,n:Y, :i!;aei from tn" i:pncst ycofncnr! CT;
thu e. :::-Y. aai how hardly shall they sd
here To ;al laws, which a!,nc is tra,s de-
Eocracy?
BIT lJo& at the proceedings OF demo
c7l:j in i:rie an! Da!.w4r: Counties, ia
Philadelphia, aal particularly in Chester
cI,:ty, il trlL S:a;r. Read :&s abb dram
and tr liy democr1tisi resolutions a!op'clin,
Chester. From the factbc!orr US. We Con-
clude thlt a lar5r minority of democrats Of
Pennsylvania arc opposed to t',cTarif of 49,
~, and soaaI in democratic faith upon
this subject.
Bat what say the w:,:s, Of Georgia.
North Carolina, and Tennessee? Arc tIi"I
wings Of Georgia. for a high Tariff? II
there no rOticnness in the wing camp?I
What has deceived those wings into the
support Of the protective Tariff partly
lWarrenton Virginia Flagg.
POOR PAY.-"What'S the matter. uncle
Jerry" said Mr., as old Jeremiah h
was passing by. growing most ferociously.
"Matter," said the old man; "Why, Fvel
been lasgin' water all the mornin' for Dr..
C's wife to wash with, and whntd'ye spouse
I got for it?::
"About ninepence."
"Nine pence! She told me the DIR. would
pull q GOM for Inc sometime"'
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