New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22
Tbs Tariff Debate-Pro.pect., &c.

W AsHlN6ioS, SuAy -Vsu' icSo-pii1uSuS
We are in strange position here tonight There
is kind of settled gloom over the minds OF men
fearful looking forward TO genuine Polk develop
ment Those W no were noisyest in their demagogue-
ism for the election OF JAMES X. Polk here. be.
siegng every interest them from the fearful
calamity OF their own folly. Every thing sin doubt
and uncertainty and no one can exactly tell what
day may bring forth
The Wing party will be unanimous in favor OF
Home Industry. with one exception. understand
tonight that Mr.. JARSAGIS will feel himself bound
TO vote for the new BILL while he will make speech
in opposition 10 IT, The doctrine OF Instruction is SO
clearly recognized in Tennessee that ne must vote
as instructed by the Legislature OF that State. You
recoilec, how rej9ced Inc Loco Foco presses were
9: the eleaton Of Loco-Foco Legislature in Ten
nessee. They rejoiced over their own ruin, as they
did in James X. Folks election When they
oced the cause they ought 10 submit TO the ef'
feet.
With Mr. JARSAaIs the vote will probably be 90
to 81 This would relieve Mr.. DALLAS, but l think
some plan will be taken TO force him TO show bis
hand. With this calculation which seems 10 be the
true one TO night still think The bill W Ill be defeated
Perhaps the wish is father TO the thought.
think | can say positively that an amendment
will be offered. and pressed 10 a vote, pos,poning
The lime for the bill 10 go into operation from Dece
Der ls!. 1916. TO March 4tb. l5i7.
Hardly single Senator approves OF the bill. Not
one OF them dsces 10 defend ii. Yet party will force
them 10 go il blind.
A number of Commodores are now In town 10
consul, about certain hosIi,es against Mexico
Among them notice Commodores De KAY and
DowSEs Gen. GAINES left this City for Old Point
Comior, too day. He says there will be 10 fun til
De goes.
The speech of Mr.. NILES today made some sen,
sation. Il was Northern and Independent Il was
severe and sarcastic yet il manifested savish sub
serviency 10 Party. He would do all he could 10
get the ship of the breakers but be would stand by
thoee " no ran the vessel of State upon these break
ers should he loi rather assist 10 throw them over
board. He was opposed 10 violence and wrong, yet
he will sink o, swim with the wrong doors. 4 man
whose spirit could spurn the chains OF party would
take his stand for country but no be will Stand by
the party while be feels that the country Is 10 be
ruined BY the very party 10 whom he Pledges his
eternal tea,y.
How can any homes, man talk in this way The
organ of the party says that this is the great test
question OF the party. Il so. There are thirty
ore Loco Foco Senators-ot these only three
be counted for the country against The slavery Of
party. Twentyeight 10 three /. 10 al inienis and
purposes 3 united vote. Yet men who know the
wrong and might pursue the right, sing hossnnas 10
party over the grave OF ruined country. Are such
men honest oueh. they ever again 10 De trusted ]
The Pennsylv uea begin 10 open their eyes,
now, 10 The iufany OF heir betrayal One OF The
Loco ocos from that State this evening. said that
We UUsI nave L-du IOt Inc IcSL EesldSGt
B1; did not these same men argue before the people
last election that JAMES X POLK was q Tariff man
Would not ihose who were tie betrayers and the
betrayed. become the betrayed ana the beusyeTs
again. l! banned children dread the ire. surely
hereafter Pennsylvania mus, dread Loco ocoisnn-
Let wise men mark the presen, struggle. Should
all the tears and groans Of Pennsylvania be
poured in thuader and rain upon the Senate,
how many votes would they get from the
Senate bat for the Wings Suppose that
The Senate were all Loco Foco-suppoee thai
Maine New Hampshir Ohio, Georgia North Car
Gins Virginia, and other States had al Loco oco
Senators in place Of such sterling w nigs as
CuLEY CoEwrS, BTREIES, MASGuA, &c WheEe
would Pernsyivsnis be and her interest ct mas
no, pennsylvania and Connecticut Loco- oeoism
been doing ell il could. for years past 20 nave Loco
Focos only from those States iIh ali their
groans tears. entrea,ies. saEerings. rained pros
9ec.s and blighed hopes Trey cannot get more thaa
three OF tou. Loco Fcco Senators 70 save them from
their OWE folly. Suppose he cen!us OF cyl 80 Ia
prevailed over the country thai q! the Senator'S were
politically trends of Pennsylvania and Der fsvorite
Polk. how would the record stand IIwooId stand
50 or IS scs:ns. her 10 or for Der. How long
viii she play the blind :ocl
Ys, she hss men here low. who. # they can GET
oar men 20 vote with tie - Wings in her favor.
viii forget The - IN praises Of TIE j. and who viii
60 81 shey 20 destroy the "a friends, and sup
plsci ,he1 oy IS many o. nes enemies
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