New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-25
poklus Fun MT Pennsylvania.

Mr.. Cameron Of Pa. having submitted to the Sen.
ute on Thursday etrong remonstrances against Nc
Kay's Tariff bill from Counties which unitedly
s--e a n-je-isy OF 1905 for Polk, aud moved their
printing, MIR. Sewer Of Arkansas opposed the mo
tlon, denounced panc.makng,' and continued
'Thcse petitions n mere joke-a sort Of funera!
JifRo OF these pcpsionersH,
taking AWAY of tho bounty have allowed them for
few years past IL was all joke and the Senator from
Pepnsy lvsna could not hut smile when he presented
them. Wss there man who could read and who did
read for the last twenty year rho did kno-o thai
James Polk free trade Not one--and Penn.
sylvnna tomorro.. notwithstanding all these petitions
and all this fuss about the Tariff would the Demo
party under any circumstances Now this joke Of tie
panic had been borne with great deal OF good
humor +" his side OF tho chamber and he hoped 1t
would not be- carried farther but that they would allow
the morning hour Tor other business and then they might
take from QUO O'Clock until tho adjournment To speak
neout the Tariff To thsir hearts content.
MI. Cameron replied that he always smiled when
MS irend IRON Arksusas had any thing say his wit
was go trressrble."
very jocular business this seems to be. but no,
exactly SO TO the pensioners the panic .makins'
Pennsyivanians II is the old case Of the boys aud
the frogs, where the sport is oil one side. 'fu.
neral dirse for the Pennsy ivanians but love of
joke for the faceious gent from Rsckansaw. He
monopozes all tho fun OF /. to himself but consoles
Ills brethren with the assurance that they aiecss
knrte Polk toas Free Trade man, and that they
too were joking when they said he nt and ,hs,
they would gladly cut the practical joke of voting
for Polk agaiu. or his lineal successor. on the
very first opportunity. VIVA, a merry old codg.
or! What ocular State, notwit hstandng her mo.
mentary tot The blues She ousht in gratitude to
erect statue TO Mirth surmounied with q head of
Senator Sewer grinnng from ear TO ear. Nothing
like merry jest when things look hopesssly solemn.
Gailows wisticsms, for instance, have long been
abundant in the archives Of AIR. Joseph Miller.
But we happen TO have before us the Harris
burg Democratic Ua,oH, the Loco, Foco State or
gan In Pennsylvania. of the date of June 5lb, Jus,
af'er Polk and Dallas were nominated, and when
tho dull dunderheais of the Iron State were not at
Nil up to the joke which 90 amuses the Arksnssw
jester. This paper bear. the names of Polk, Dial.
las and Mahleubers Ut its mastheud. and In prom.
tnenI Editorial cracks on q. followa.
Col. Polk AND THE Txaur-A y,1x w,,,O r.,sr
2oop.-Ws perceive shat The HNr,eurs loI,I,,.nos,
viii ,hs mendscity ennipeD,y the eh,r,c,..,,. ~
tee coon Papef oen'anees Cor PoiK in advance as an
tharty for this grn'uoss OF cour.s moi fr
nishsdey the la,eheencer. Is The policy of m.
Wing press 10 deal 10 hso;iusl ho,h ~
the men and unesiur-s Of the Democrats NAVY ~.
90 Aarpen TO ksee ssd apo. ,a< a..ss,i.v OF To-,
asssesss sft EA0s al Ssls.rzs,r,-, ~.
astx Abor ~ Co! Pots-rRAr HE~HOLpS TIE noe
THINE OF tkSS.FhApS IN UNQUALIFIED AsHoxRxNcs
BE NEVER HAS ADVOCATED II AND NsVsR
WILL He 10 10 fsvo. Of jedcicus rev.nu, T.rls AZ
ford'ng the srnplest inctdea,st PROrErTioN To
AMERICAN INDUSTRY. liz is Tx ESPECIAL rh,sSn
AND AovocArS OF THE COAL AND Iron INTFs.
EST ,Aose vsa, eh,,ots Of sae,.Se rrA p,y,
nisns and believing PERM tNENCE In our law, :, \,
Of tncalculable value. Is OPPOSED TO THE MS
TUEBANCE OF TIE EXISTING TARIFF Tss.s
foc,s upon sse very 5est authority and canton
the Dsnocrscy Of this State xSsns, h,enipr y,
the msreprr OF tho eoons The truth il. the
a,rons names Of poLX and DALLAS have our enc
mice with such deep CONSERVATION a. TO make them
desperate In feeling and upscrupuloas IN the OF
means.
There was once poor loafer Ga trial on charge
Of stealing pair of boots of which he stood greatly
In need who, when asked what he had TO say for
himself replied that ne took the boots to be sure, but
only In joke. How Ear did you carry the joke :
asked the judge. Not over forty rods replied the
sulPrit stretching, not the distance by any means
bu'the truth. That was quite too far for 5 joke
sravsly responded the judge.
Wesubmi, ,hatthe Tariff joke was carried a pretty
Sood stretch in the article above quoted and in ,hous
ands Of the same pa,te.n-we consider i, over the
Iorty rods but Penrsy lvana must decide for kerss
She oaghs 10 be eonvulssd with nersaea. as the |
asaa2 Ways es kss shessa leaders