New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
ALBANY, Tuesday, oct. 9th, 1916

n Ciatais-Bent1R's flaming.
q ALBANY, Tuesday oct. 9th, 1916.
"a 70 te Edaor Of TIE Tribune
b SIR: From 1912 to -32. il remember right, the
Z Government tax pound Of Hyson Tea was 30
|: nts and on Hyson Skin ~ cents. This was not
protective or prohibitiyc duty ii was duty the
b Eject Of which was to injure alike the farmer and
manufacturer because it enhanced the prices which
b producers had 10 pay for article which had be-
3; come essential in every family. The wages paid
Z out at Lowell would not buy nearly much
3 now therefore the coton.spinner and weaver found
4 this taxation 10 be drawback on their industry
b The proceeds Of the tax thus raised went chiefly
IS to English captasts-and as the war OF 1872 aug
q rented the debt and occasioned the continuance OF
b the tax so the rich Of the nation we had been
3 fighting with reaped the prob, for twenty wears as
a. rae holders OF the u. Stocks. Tea IS now tree
= end rnany other articles grown or manufactured
u .ere were made free after the debt was paid. On
,ese articles-on coffee, sugar, raisns cur
X ,nts and on dyestutfs &c used IN manufactures,
q nd on various other articles OF necessity imported
x ON abroad we Will speedily be called on to place
.,ayy taxes-and why To meet the interest OF
\ the expenses arising out Of the war with the fee
b e Republic OF Mexico-a war OF conquest where
~ r only object is to obtain materials for Slave
n .ates to strengthen the united slave holding South
IS n interest and its avarcious Northern allies and
r., rus neutraize the votes OF New York and New
Es nglaud in the Councils OF this great Contederacy
&c Where is the man who has more steadily sup
~ ,rted Southern men and measures at the expense
- the best interests Of his country than SlLAs
8S FRIGHT Was he not the right-hand man o. the
s orthern President with Southern principles. who
IS astened. agreeable to bargain, to declare IN his
- inaugural that II Congress dare to attempt to Tree
81 10 Slaves around the seat OF his Government he
$yeould veto the bills although he admitted that Con
81 gress had the power TO do so? Was not Van Bu
Ia an the iavorite Of the South Carolina Nullitiers
~ md Virginia Shareholders in ls40 Did not Slave
kttry give him three votes for from the Free
Etst ;Stntes And who followed more steadily in his
Elf5@ake than Jesse Hoyt Jonathan |. Coddlngton,
gy Azariah G. Flagg, b +. Butler and Sias Wright
Dc In 1874 Van Buren, Hoyt, Wright Butler Flagg
~ I'd Hoffman urged the State IN accept Polk and
"a alias. What have gained by so doing Eve
V dollar of the revenue OF the Federal Govern.
,ent that could be raised and nearly all that was
the b anks in aid of discounts to men IN business,
+ tying nothing OF loans has been expended IN
. truggle TO elevate Slavery and put down Freedom
k.-:to crush rhc Agriculture, Commercc ana Manu-
ES .ptures of the North East and Wcst-and 10 dis
IN ember, anihilate and plumber sister Republic,
s hch it was the duty OF the South TO have cherish
"a encouraged and aided in her efforts to maintain
f7E sc institutions.
~ IN will as o,gh be supported in the prosecution OF
~ oh war with McNcol by the hearts and hands OF
w - whole people,
Is. ID Van Buren, to Kellogg in Sept. lsij Wright
. irned the scale in favor of that war when be pre-
- 1ted Youngs return and secured seats III the L.
~ Sauate for Dix and Dickinson and now the IN.
b a. for Polk and the AddS, for his Southern hacker.
" 9ipore the Empire State to endorse the veto on
ar harbor and river grants, to endorse the Mexican
g. ar, with It's 100 million debt, TO endorse new taxa
N thp al nd tp ,.f
IA It'll its fife, drum and trumpet Long John w emit
" orh begins to see the folly ot these endorsements
4 has been compelled to cry out, that
IS If the people want Lake Harbors, they must elect
II only Northern men, bat men 'cih northern hearts
n who not ouly know Northern rights but vii! dare
30 for them. after they have met with an En-
Sk 'itye veto.
|%S&l perceive that Moan is bitter against the new
Monsti,utCn. He hates the clause in il which places
~ adopted citizen on level with the native born
nd sweeps away the natirism that decrudcs 100
RIO ofour citizens through the present Constitution,
k being ignorant, and incapable of holding certain
n ;ch Offices because of their birth placcs Marcy.
S lho has all the tat contracts to give out, is
~ Gibbs old ally Webb nominated Marcy for
r. Governor in 32. aud now he says that he wants an
~ Ice under Polk and Marcy 1t is very natural
Webb aud Noah, therefore, TO dislike John
iounc and the reformed Constitution, and 10 prop
Natirs candidate like Edwards, whom they expect
use as u tool to elect Silas Wright, e and that
ereby they Will curry favor with Folks Admin
grafton. Polk has selected for office biso.ed Ma
eJudges Ndtire Clerks, Natirc Cabnct Ministers;
ID it was one OF his officials here who proposed the
ious clause for the new Constitution which would
We disqualified for ever every adopted citizen for
g.; highest offices OF State.
,fCol, W cbb. IN his efforts TO DESTROY the Wings
= ,rys n effect,
i Look yc Governor Marcy, cannot come openly
and advocate Wrghts clection-thH: would njure the
n papcr--but VIII do my best effect it. did my best
j. 10 elect Polk 10y sowing dssension through the Native
question and AntiRent ny obtaining votes for Ogden
Edwards * Co assist in securing the Southern agent
Wrtsht--ey crying AntiRcntcr, induce fools 10
ppovt the faIoons man for the Senate Wright, Gar
n any body but the Wing candidate. Isn't this
a 'ahe dealing worth the office Of Rrisader General
No doubt it is
From this time forward says the Courier Eag4ires
July 5th our Laws extend Ia every square foot Of
md in Texas, and henceorth he introduction o.
NrES, is - PIRACY, and punishable with hanging"
What consolation! Virsinis and Tennessee,
polk Stevenson and Richie, may breed slaves for
the Texas market, and make their fortunes bnt II
he British or us Northerns, or any body else but
yoar own Slave States Interfere IN the devilIsh
Saaic ~ wen hang them !! Wright pray Tor
a ebb-Polk have mercy upon him The hero is
NJ ly worthy Of the cause The American that
NJ nd pen such paragraph rs the above would he
80 home IN Texas aaG acf e!SccAert-cive him his
NJ omission at once and let il stand IN order
~ "a onathan d Stsvensons! Who's The next Gus
#Sner. said Wrishts paper, the Meas. two days
Ger shall it be California or Canada :"
sRitche comes oat in his CRSoa on behalf OF the
tolerant creatures who would make slaves Of eve
man OF color here or sell them to Virginia for
xH Texas market and who, rs they cannot do that
$eald degrade them below hum&nity's level and
SsSerens them trcul voting at elections. Slavery
s5ander aud Silas Wright. therefore, are 10 be the
Ssmchworis OF one party, and il will be rs s pun
sa.nen oy the SINS OF the people, that party is
\ ssxsodorsed N It's mad and cruel career.
fas Every honest msn, whatever his politics may be
sknoold remember that the Legislature is intended
ES*% cheek upon Executive us0rpation. intrigue
corruption. anS therefore vote for no executive
$t<S GER TO MI plsee IN it. Do You remember how
Z drew Stevenson, when he was Speaker Of she
SsA&nse OF Representatives, was soIgh, 70 be cor
ted by the SseTs! Written assurance he held from,
kson, that he would by snd by make him Minis
SWf TO the Court Of London. This giIded bsi, was
ES up before Andrews eyes for fifteen long months
his