New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
THE contest now existing ,asre |. between he rup


been forced upon by the Irresistible evidence whch nc
p-esen, state OF tie manufacturing snt commercial inter
eats OF England, compared win tnose o. INA salte
branches o Industry In other partt OF Europe tna
n,der thr Prohietve system, England !. gradually but
surely perishng while rivals 20 her are daily spring
Ing up snd fourishng with no extraordinary sunn!us'
DC. &C.
III rn1ld likewise appear that Protective Prohibve
systems viii not: under the advantageous circuT
stances secure the enjoyment o: any particular
branches Industry else that ne Se Of Protection or
Prohibition ,u-TcuS that whatever the natural al
vantages, they ,t.reby reN d>'ed ONO ordil
And lastly. from the evidence presented the conclusion
Is inevitable ia. Procrs Prohibifor ss;e-l not
neeesiwy to he introduction and success Of Na"utdcurs
Those countries which have surpassed England II that
branch c; Industry being precisely those, and boe only
where resort was not had 10 1T
Here we are compelled 10 give over we cauno,
take time to search and copy farther. Bat need wei
Could we find in the columns OF the Journal Of Com
merce or Evening Post more distinct and uuqualih-
ed avow ais OF FreeTrade principles or more decided
and assduous denals Of Protection The topics
are adroi,ly choseh-Briiish policy Colonial restric
tion Corn Lew., &c. bu, the of Them is exactly
tina, made by cur Free Traders al present-,o fur
nish matter for grave reflection HERE to dissi.
pate the notion that il is the duty Of Government TO
devote part of the Pablo Money 10 the promotion
of any branch OF Ind usry 6c-to prepare the minds
Of our people TO receire the great truths mich Po
i,ttcGl Economy noe ,neulcG.eS TO heed The Ian
guage of reason to scout the notion tina, the Pro-
tccrve system had anything to do with the up.
building and greatness Of British Commerce and
Manufactures-to stop the advocate OF restrictions
as he is about to rak of croring'-to show that
the new British inclination 10 Free-Trade Is par
tculdrly at Mis moment fuH of instruction to The
People Of The United States'-to show iha, the effect
of Protection or Prohibition is injurious that,
whatever the natural advantages. they thereby
rendered Of no GUair-and that the conclusion is
inevitable that Prefecture or Proki6itory system
rs not necessary to he Introduction success Of
MANUFACTURES, &c. DC
The moment SO significantly adveried to was
that OF the assemblage OF decidedly Wing Con-
gress under the auspices OF presumed Wing Ad-
ministralon. The Tariff was necessarily to be re.
vised aud recast, so as 20 replensh the exhausted
Treasury but on eiat principles The Tribune
had jus; been started in this city and was the de-
cded. Incorporating advocate Of Protection
The Courier, as we understood it, took exactly op'
posiie ground, and with many significant mods and
winks attempted 10 persuade the Wing party to fol-
low the lead OF the British Ministers and the Hume
litical Economy now inculcates-snd 10 recast our
Tariff on & Free Trade simple Revenue basis.
We on the other hand contended that the doctrines
of the Hume Report were not calculated for beneh-
cia adoption here, however suited TO The present
condition of Grea, Bri;sn-tha. genuine Protection
is no, luxurious 10 any interest, but Is neces-
sary TO the introduction and successful establish
men, OF Manufactures in Country where La
Dor is comparatively scarce and dear as n this
Tho course which the Wing party took is now mat
ter of history. SO is the course which the Courier
q Enquirer has ever since pursued with regard TO
the Tariff which our party enacted, and which it
does oven We, forego. though now protesting 10
be favorable to Protection.
And now, we appeal to every fair mind TO say
whether the Courier does not owe us some apology
for its gross language of yesterday, and which is
reiterated as it proceeds as follows:
While we have thus In obedience the request OF
Subscriber. noticed the deliberate and gross alsehood
OF The Tribune desire say for all that do
intend to follow that sheet in future through its ha
bitua misrepresentation All who have watched its
course of late know that there Is solitary press in
the counry-we make no exceptions in any party-so
utterly regardless Of the truth. Exped ency is It's
motto, and whatever II writes Is Tor effect &c. &c
The Courier goes on 10 reopen the controversy
regarding the Oregon Noucc-that is. 10 make
some more such assertions as the above concerning
it-but We think another word from US on that sub
jec, cannot be necessary, even il We had room for
it. Then follows renewed attempt to read The
Tribune oar OF the Wing party, q proclamation
that
there are In the Unitod States at least one hundred
Loco papers which being In favor OF the Tariff aud
at the time certain exteu, conservative. are
ha Ia
The New.York Tribune
Those who wan, more Of this can find enough Of
ii in Yesterdays Courier, ending with denuncia
ton Of ours
"A Loco-Foco Press supported by Wings, and dss
tined sap and undermine every conservative prnci
Pile OF our psrtys Press which from its pausbili,y its
disregard Of truth its rCcklessness and position tie
Has ranks. Is far DAP 10 the civil aud
sious institutions OF the Country than any other In the
land"
VIC have nothing 10 say to all this. I, certainly
appears manifest that there is come discrepancy be-
tween tie Whisgery of the Courier and tina, OF The
Tribune. well as some difference on the score Of
OF vssaci,y. The public, especially the Wing pub
lie must judge between as. The Courier under
takes to prophecy our detection snd warn the
Whiss,o
while there yet time, guard against the consequence.
OF fostering Wing, this and dangerous Loco-Fcco
press"
1t will be funny If the Courier is found. agains,
the Wing ticket al the very Rext Election. And
yet it will no, surprise Let US waii and see
There will doubtless be many curious sights seen
within two or three years BY those who have their
eyes open. Letus all look sharp, think much and
prophecy little When leading journal berrays
Sross ignorance of what i,seif was doing sad advo
cauns few years ago, how shall il assume 10 read
the future
santa Ana and Almonte-Afairs In New.Or-
leans, &c.
Correspondents OF the Charleston News
SrwokLKANs, July II. 1885
The L. 5. revenue cutter Mclean srrived here
to-day. from havana Tn ms. reports that Gems Amsn,e
snd SAINTS Ana were 10 leave tbs: psce the 9Th fc-
VEGA C-ux, English brig TIE steamer Tgscalcoss
a-cuch; down from Cincinnati the residue OF tie &c rei
men; OF oaio volunteers. very important Q:
breach of trust cuoe.lecR; yesterday concluded
in the Is: District Court Il Brought against stephen
franklin erpksr, WHO, In March last received
consignment Of cotcn and 1--WE drafts The latter BE