The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1846-03-14

"0B"h pcIorc inc election. ond us col
mGnted by great political event. " ,os bee
IN reference TO the Jnrga rn''} sncc5
Tariff and Oregon, we have p ,bo OGlwca
the Presidents paper itself o "'G odmSa,
act, not to speak ofthe nri,a u,u every n
undeyeloped, ofthe adminjs,rgo,t,e means
brand upon tue brow ofthis B,iE%I1 Gloh
&c concern. Hear the Orocjo" m"'' Dua
Ject. The PRODUCTION on Upon POI, Ibis
ItF WlLL,INDlRECTIY ~ LIE \
TO SMOOTH THE ROAD 0ES iIRlBN
ALTON" -'DoF NEGGW
Let me tell Mr. Richie that i VIII
smooth the road ofnegolniior" wy dHt
designed from the bcgipninn, 'u y. sohV
walkers report was sent 10 ,Io = fF Rb
erde2en, to clear the path, and 70 i .lI Of
land what an American Srcro'",Sno snow d
in the way Of a British docr,oaa'l! could
circumstances rendered it ncc "S Wiener
estimate which the British Porlis,aIE q
motion in THE HOUSE or "i% 6DGlh b.
upon that Report, is seen by an L ,DDS,
compliment. A reprint wa. ,55vAA13mp
cost of thousands Of pounds s,a% ed'U
IS now in the hands oreyey poIitciss', and a.
kingdom, as the best exposition '', az u u
policy that has ever been tirpisG,onJgTl. HH
hands. The English are a cool ,''" a ~ ~ IIun
phlegmatic people. Theypnbi,h U S'0
without some merit. THEW r"n 'vH Doli
documents that do not chime pr ,.Puy'a
their otcn interests. Hence, ,bey r';rI. va
afford to pay for the costly eulo5;in, 5,' We
Robert Walkers labors. He b, % upon
Their s'de q The question: ana nv,, os oIuope
that they should adopt his Rcw7, 'u'y Ial
But there are other facts. whjcO,s,,.
concluslyeiy TO this BRITISH co lIyNIVSN
II Is not denied that Sir RoberWdscf,, ~
III BIll, prepared for the COMMITTEE oy ".
ana Means, has been transmitted ~ Il. y
league on the other side ofthe Atlant, n.
submitted to the British Ministry. for r,''
ton and revision. care not wbetborb
sent out ia manuscript or print. bro. IN
precise hour offs departure. It is erc.
for Inc TO know that it has rome. TbI Il
plains itself. THAT proves the coh.
which has been charged. and shows tho I
ture ofthis infamous intrigue Whl,, /,
Tariff scheme is thus being insppcted ana,
vised in London, what is doing here in W.
iugton? Aye, how is the other parry IN i
contract acting: o. THE CommtceofTl
and Means hire actually suspended oDga
upon The Tariff, andharc Gnao,nnine.r III
lion to postpone reporting a Bull
The plain object oflhs procaJiDatioD II
10 await further Hdvices from Lmdnr-,o i
bide the decision of the British Ministry unl
on the remodelmg ofour Tariff system: ~
| then, 10 presentitto Congress, in rccordutI
with this diclalion. This is the kew 10 Il
this mystery. That is the secret ofrheHI
and seek game, which Mr. Mckay i u
playing, under the direction ofthe SeCrr
| of the TreaSury--and this is the manna
which the rights ofthIs country are 10
tratiicked away, hy parcel Of mprncp
demngngueS. to relieve themselves from 4
iicultles invoked by their own arogsHctu|
laundering.
Correspondence of the Baltimore ParG
TARIFF AND ANTI-TARFT SCEyL(
WAsHlNGToS, March 2, Isi6.
The ways and doingS of,he British FveC
Trade party in this country, and @eE co
workers and coadjutorS. the Lordly Manuiai
turers of England, are rapidly develops
themselves.
The proceedings of Congress being dcl
day. accepted an invitation 10 visit tlPDI
of the House Committee on Post Oftsui
Post Roads, where | found Mr. lI1a
brother to Sidney Homer, whose ani1i
letter appeared in the last number oftlfb
lon,' exhibiting about two hundred >pCcIEs
of goods of English manufacture, With Z
goods of American production, and pHcai
tachcd 10 cdch--in order TO convince nal
bcrs ofCongrcss that our TariiFoughi ns
struck down.
don't know when ever enjoyed an l@
time more heartily. Mr. Homer Is etg,'
manly person, who seems 10 understand
wants ofthe English manufactures adHa
blv well. Indeed, he told those present u
he had resided in Manchester, England, Z
ten years, engaged in sending British 69s
TO thus country, and that he left EnglaIa 0
reside in the United States in lo4G lie D.
amassed a large fortune, and seems 10 Gl
to instruct Congress in behaIiot "Slr RoF
Walker" on the one side, and the hauu@
mrers ofManchcstcr on the other lie W Hlp
letter of instruction and reconneIG'llh
from Mr. Alexander Henry, a crest caP''ss
in Manchester, which is dated January ,
1916, and was received per the steamer u
hernia. A part ofthis letter, MIR Homer IT, g
hibits TO those who wish 10 perSUe " ~ ~
British writer oft. in speaking OF Nj f1'
anti-taritf message to Congress eAcaI'l
"a second Daniel come 10 judgment H. .
second Sir Richard Cobden.' helIds'II .r
message very much-thereby snO" m.a ~
highly it is appreciated by British "'D"''
turerS, ,..-,,
In regard to Mr. Homer's mission to p a'S,,
Congress into the belief that it wo'ne% r,,,t,
to break down the American MaT WD T aE,
and exalt those of Great Britain W. .,r ey
writes: ~ am glad that you, W,Os' ",o "a q
perience as our Importer, enables w.? .OLsnitir
well understand the subject nave W 1"s
hand, for ifthe object oithoSe al " "r,rf al
be TO obtain sound information an" . I,,r
Just conclusions, in the proposed -. UNIV wht
ofthe present Tariff, the intornG'!Oin, , r,r
you can lay before them VIII Do "s"'
ble." while
There were present in the [ C,loo,er, al
was there, Messrs Stewart Io' Whether
Hubbard, of the House, and Mr. W" .o,; .Tsn
of Baltimore. Also two or thrce a"" we'll i
members, who soon left. You has namt
agine that such gentlemen as ll0' mt sol
would, under the circumstances' or PT conf
searching questions to Mr. oa""ommend