The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-07-24
J. M. NILES.

FrOm the New York Globe Of yesterday.
We have read with much regret the recent remarks Of
hs Hon John NJ Niles In the senate Of the United states,
.sns,oT sdssess The t.rn Of lsia We snsssin no
ih telling towards senator Miles, have always con,
10 Be sossrad Sy SohSbs Ia 0,ss Ne ousp moi moi
ahFs .g1msn sg.ins the bill he opposes Hia speech,
assertion oThy Of the man who delivered H. and Meth,
"a saas 70 hs dignity Of tbs station he occupies reflects
The attempt Of senator Niles TO show that the bin wa.
southern bill and contrary the views Of the northern
seosrsey vas weak attempt to create sectional fssl
ING Tue northern democracy will rpudiste the ssnti.
meets o. Mr. Niles and Conneetieit herself this
@s Wi ere long Be numbered among the States demand
ing removal Of commercial restrictions Mr. Niles nsitheT
hs democracy Of the north, the east that Of
Another objection Of senator Niles 10 the bill H. that
some lev persons holding situations under the
hal essh consulted in preparing the bill II the msnuiae
desiring protection could have decided upon Ss
Particular rats Of duty would have been satisfied
ahinPersal Olsouoa We DO believe that the had Of
Treasury Department consulted house ocia
CURED Of then the preparation Of such statistical matter :.
necessary 10 proper understanding Of the subject
likely TO possess Information the subject Were We De
rous 10 ascertain the effect any contemplated change In
Of national Industry We would as soon esil eoGnci Of
sftner or mechanics as council Of eustomhouse oncsu
The call Of the Secretary Of the Treasury upon certain
funetionsriss the custom houses al New York Phade
pha and Boston, was because they possessed knowledge
accounts and statistics d knoWl-
edge Of the routine Of business at the eustom-h
bin
We hope the bill, with all it, defects may become
law We prefer 10 the present law and democratic
senator who records his vote against the blu under the
circumstances In which Il before the Senate will
act IN harmony with the sentiments Of the democratic party
Of the whole Union Pass the bill and let the agitation
this exciting subject cease at least for time Pass the
bill and relieve the people Of at least portion Of the bur
dens they unusty bear
we would say to the democratic senators pass this bill
and whatever opinion monopohsts pTotsctionts may
terrain ofhs vote you may give, the great OF the
people who live by labor will regard act Of justice
10 them The passage Of the bill with all is defects, will
be considered as the commencement Of settled policy 10
remove all unnecessary burdens Of the peopleal unjust
restrictions the commerce and industry Of the
try. Millions OF the Of toll will hereafter refer back
with pleasure aud APPRECIATION the that repealed the
obnoxious rn OF Sl and impetus TO the progress
towards sound commercial policy. This progressive
movement Of the age cannot long be imPsdsd the aTgu
mens In is favor too powerful the too IN
tsgent be Gwsyed by capital that demands protection In
order that labor may be plundered Tariff discussion will
be death protection The produce Of nations industry
will yet the deep Of the untaXs
do the winds Of heaven The bill before the senate
will temporarily, not permanently, satisfy the growing
intelligence OF the American people mors liberal prDc
pie will yet prevail in the mode Of taxing the people for the
support Of government