New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-20
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence of The. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
Pii-IApIIrHrA July I9.
Those who assisted to chea, Pennsylvania OF her
vote by representing Polk ms soed TariE man q.
Csy held meeting last Eight to show that If they
.o; deceived themselves they deceived the people II
wa, tie !srges, meeting held in tie Chinese Saloon
and As the bands il playing national airs could
10, help thinking Of oDs Of the vsataa which very
popular two years sioce. and which ! heard sung in
chorus By Democratic night procession before tbs resi-
las Shpnk-Te1as Oregon and the Democratic Tariff Of
ls42- The words were
@Oh give US Polk. snd Dallas too:
How happy We should feel!
Oh poor Cooney Clay
Oh poor Cooney Clay
The Whise House was not made for you:
Az home you re bound 70 sssy :"
Well they have Polk and Dallas and how happy DO
,her feel They appeared indignant last ligh,, but
NEW the democracy OF Pennsylvania SO well that would
nave wss--et large odds ;ha. after the
adoption OF resolutions news had been received OF the
4onon OF The new British Tariff by Mr. Daass casting
vpe aeV would bsve charged ths;r tuoe, shouted FOR
Democracy and the Party. and gore nae 10 the resi-
tence OF Mr. Dallas honor the event This may seem
strange bat marx It will be so II the event should
compel casting vote from the YcePresicent There IS
no sincerity these Thei. private ntetests-their
pocketsare present endangered ers devotion 10 Party
would override al other considerations when the Gle
east.
Hon CALVIN BLYTHE presided. sssissed By large
number OF VicePresdenu snd Secretaries Tho Chair
showed, in excellent speech that Home Pro
lection lag the bottom OF the Revolutionary struggle,
aud bad been the Democratic principle sincs-that
49, un5a1 bs S;,I ors han vsrs our fathers
before l116-,hst the whole Union benefited BY Pro-
tectiou and that We were "a great nation have
go hu,r,h ;u,srn, U5 W, I1 - - ~ -
during his speech" Did you not know all this in ~,
and why did you vote Tor Polk and Dallas e.
ue 80 Us "''e ANA''e' VIC e'ou'ou' Nuop'eu
~ 'ue s
Al Mat m Ia vvi,h
upon the oy Oh 'nis seconu s"enipt 10 innc system
OF low duties upon our country when we remember that
under 20 per cent duty We were unable to NEE; the
annual expenses OF government By about s. 600 per
annum while under the presen; Tariff have only
been able 10 iefray the expenses of Government but
have in addition paid or about 600 600 of National
debt Even the English have Acknowledged the policy
OF our having judc,ous Tariff which rendered papa
bic from the fact that waeu We had Tariff OF ~ per
cent 20, dollar could be borrowed OF ,hem even al
per interest whlle under the Tariff OF 80 they have
been begging TO accept their money At per cent
Resorsd That We protest against the present Tsrf Bill
before the Senate because II assa species indus
In the country and bases It's alleged advantages the
Increased amount OF foreign manufactured articles that II
supposed IL will bring Into this countrywhich increased
importation other effect than send
new abroad instead Of purchasing home from our own
working people The Mckay Bill strikes directly at the
prosperity OF Talor-tne Papsrmaker
the Bookbinder-the Ship Carpenter-the wesver-the
Spnner-the Printers OF Cottou-he Hatter-the Black
and White Sul;th-the MachnIst-the Glsss-oower. and
hos, other occupations tedious enumerate down
the children In The factories and even 10 the unprotected
and mos, generally widowed or Parentess seamstess who
sbors necessarily for pttance that scarcely su
eent keep body and soul iogehernor stop
in of The thousands and tens OF
thousands OF industrious fellow citizens engaged In our
Coal Mines. our Furnaces. FORCES, Rolling Mills Foun
dr!es Machine Shops. SC &c well as the immense body
Of other persons engaged in transporting Coal Iron.
and other productions viii be materially injured thrown
out OF ana thus The ruin will extend until
reaches MI classes ana eohohs oil our citzens except
probably the office slap nus at Mr Forney OF
,Ie teant I'm, y .' , a a 'on VI the Nus.o"
tous ' anu -, 80. r S Wv. inyot.is WAS ~
t,he' ana .' , t u.spo'u''" anu OVER
p ei, Us !" w., ~ ,, t t
hese,.S a Tue eo.,"l S.o"',s oI .ne south press
s hatteI ~ 'e Jas ~ .he couutf! 20 stHe
n S We '0o" ~. .e p VI quo eVo
49, os t,, - ~ 20 re- . ~ oe ioiseu W 'aA'
resolved ana hept ther 10 use no foreign goods
~ ,hc varying men of rho country th ,rus To-,T ,hc