New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-30
Correspondence of The Tribune
Great Excitement in Philadelphia.

Never perhaps, was there excited city
here by Telegraph yesterday afternoon that the British
Interest Tariff Bill had passed the Senate The bulletin
boards of the various newspapers we're crowded By
anxious persons listening 10 the knell OF our state pro
periiy which had just begun to be felt and deemed Sc
cure when this unkndly blow dcait by one OF her
own trusted SONS On every corner groups were dis
cussing the effects OF the bilin every as-ernbage the
onerous eXaction= OF party tyranny we're commented
upon.
As the news Of this overwhelming victory of Southern
Slave.abor and sympathy with British manufacturers Is
spread il will carry disnay and conster
nation in its path. Our Coal and Iron Districts now
tccming Nth busting industry and confident N the belief
that the Tmh OF 1872 would remain intact VII awaken
TO the bitter realization Of the fraud which has been
prucrced upon them. Business Will be paralyzed tho
song OF blithc.ome Industry be hushed and the "occ Of
cheerful Labor be heard only in lamentations.
Deep treHchery has been practced upon our Statc-a
fraud which years OF repentance cannot wash away-an
hypocrisy without parallel IN the history oil our Country
kcpining l. useess-ncton now Is necessary ana II me
anvil and the forge hammer ring less merrily than hey
were won-- the miner pauses TO contemplate the ruin
around him or collier pes with apprehension that
labor OF wears has been wortessy Frustrated II must
only 10 stimulate IL every region oil the tree North
the cry of Repeal -
We have now the Issue distinctly drawn there can
be no farther Democracy 10 the people
with the Free Trade Bin OF si6 their banners and in
New-York Penn> ylvania Maryland, Ohio North Caro-
Lima & the Wings will date the lssuc-thc bill oil ~.
with Its American frincpIes ana fEUtecuNe features
against the bill 46 with British sympathes and its
anti Protective monsuosacs II the people 10 vote
Themselves british Colonsts. they VIII do II with their
eyes open and beioggcd by the lying banners OF Lo
CO Focoism or distracted bv the deliberate Justification
OF men claiming high positions in society
We shall have no more ike Kane, Buchanan. Dallas
Hughes J NJ Porter McCndcss forIcy, q ID 0mUe
genus 10 keep the word OF promise TO the and
break IL the sense The people cannot be gued by
false interpretation OF deceptive letters nor can future
Polks give Dephic responses 10 Kane letters which sd
init oil double interpretations. It's now Protection or
Free Trade
Blu, while feel just indignation those who have
deceived our state who happen he OF opposing poll
cs justice demands that the severest ccnsure should be
visited upon Mr. Jarpagln for MS Immediately
Rntcccdeni 10 the election l5Ii he visited our CITY
and on three occasion, listened 10 and reported
powerful speeches OF his III favor oil mig principles Hnd
the Protective Policy.
He was invited here "a being from the home OF Nh
Polk TO let know what the rca! sentiments OF the
title Hickory were and told distinctly by
Nh Jsrssin ;hh every where on the stump Gov Jones
had met Ar. Polk the one Tor Protection and the other
for Free frade-tnsi the issue distinctly made up
in tina, State the ari OF 2 and that the defeat OF
Mr.. Polk was the triumph OF Wing policy.
II this and the people OF Tennessee again
reiterated their attachment tina, policy by giving their
electoral 10 Mr.. Clay, how could Mr.. Jarnagih re-
concc i; MS former observations TO desert his friends
IN their hour OF need
Mr. JarJlasin orciby exposed on these occasions the
Texas ingU!yy and warned Peunsy l.nIais against IL
being scheme 20 break down the policy OF Protection
~ adding Save states tie was warmly commended AZ
the time Tor speaking 20 frankly though from South
EN- STATE ana looked him rock OF safety We
have been disappointed and dare not trust myself 10
give name 10 the crime OF which think he has been
guilty. Ills course Is between God and his conscience
IN iny opinion not between bis known principles and the
instructions OF u Loco-toco Legislature.
What course Will Peunsy yanR take in the preulis cs
NAV now be asked II needs spirit OF prophecy 10
,ell NJ Dallas VIII be received with ovauon. and
Mr. Buchanan cherished cordially II he had never
violated AL the characteristics OF gentesnaly anita son
ism The Mckay BILL now founding il our State
VIII soon be compa-sonaed and put out 10 nurse a, The
breast of Democracy and willia Iiine De christened
and baptized INFO the faith.
There viii not voice OF leading members be raised 70
denounce the bastard OF party but they VII hug ;he!r
shame and with bold etfronJery Try brazen their
guilt Mark this. Tie Democratic party Will 90 INTO The
Fall elections N our state Tor the 1arlf,