Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-03

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c.s. -. =, N. IA. If The Democratic csnd;.
A.,.. III. t,;,,o, yvh;v. . n,uer Distinguish.
ed f,r mo,e ,uIent than influence, pouuces upou
Mr.. WHITE. with al, the fury of msuisc,
and in ito anxiety to destroy him, trsnscends
even the hounds ofordinsrv prudence bv st,emp.
,;oo n sx upon him princ;o,e, notorio,,s,v 4,
variance with hi, whole oolr;c., liza. The AT.
rrv,v--,ve even the ATTEwPT--,o sseoci.
ate Mr. Wu,re. with FRxs TRAps. will des.
,rov The reputation fpr truth, of any man who
makes il. Too lonp and too srdenly, has that
gentleman contcnied tor tho maincnsnce o.
Pennsylvania interests. by the support Of Ibe.
rsl Tariff, tn be now sucri6ccd q, the alter of
Whig ambition, by the unscrupulous High
Priests Of Wing idolairy. Ills opinions upon
the subjec, Of the tariff. has never been equivo.
cal, but on the contrary. decidedly orthodox
We assert, upon the authority Of long and in.
timate personal 1acquaintance-upon the knowl.
edge Of public acts, as wcil - private views.
that ALLISON WHITES warm and a..
dent friend Of q discriminating revenue. tariff,
end an incorporating supporter Of the Coal
and Iron nteres of Pennsy ylvania. We assert,
moreover, that it will be his pride and his plea.
pure. if elected to Congress, 10 further bv sll
means within his pnwer, such an alteration of
The Tsriff of ls46, as will bc amply satisfactory
to every sincere friend Of American Industry in
this Common wealth. Nv the election Of Demo.
cratic Tariff mrn, We secure to Pennsylvania
the asked fr pro,cc,iun, q measure no. easily
con.umsted by Wing vote.
The sentiments 1T the Hon. JAMES poll
LOCK, upon the subject Of the tariff. are no
do,.b, correct, and We approve or his cnurse in
(hi. p,riicvl.r oc,;relv, H., il pvcrv o,b.,
prrs, mrs.u,e of III. country IN te sacrificed
fnr this! Mr. Pollock. il wil, bc remembered
did nothing more than his democratic c. .ale.pues
n Compress from Pernsylvani,. in sSnu,r, or
yhe Tariff Of ls42. Every me,nhc,. with Inc
exception Of llon. David W,Imo, f,rm ,b;.
State. vo,ed .u.;n., the now Tariff and In Ans.
tain the old: and Mr. WHITE, hsd he been
there. wou,d have acted wi,h them penn.vlva.
nj. ,emph,,;c,Ilv i, Tariff State. ,ud her whole
energies should BE- exc,ted To ub,.n trpc,, or
Modification of the now law w;,bou, r.o,,d n
party. What ma,tcr. il then. upon this abstract
Question. whether Allison White or Jsmes Pol.
lock succeed in the l3th district, provided both
are equally in favor of repeal or modification
Of McKay's Bill! Surely il there 10 any pre.
ference, il should be given to him whose princi.
pies harmonizes with that of tho National I'd.
,ninistration. A political opposen, NAV no,.-
The new tariff may he repealed by Democrats,
but never BY Wings, sf.
The election Of ALLISON WHITE, E.q,
to Congress, will M, only secure 10 the friend.
O. LIBERAL tariff, the services of an able and in.
fluential champion Of their cause. bu, il will do
more. Il will help divest the Tariff question Of
its present unfortunate party aspect-an incubu.
which indi.crce, friends have sought To hang ..
bout its neck. Nothing can be mere plain than
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