The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1846-08-27
EVANSVILLE INDIANA, THURSDAY. AUGUST q, 1876

Tariff man than Clay isn'tit proved as clear
as spnbeam2 isn't il plainly manifest that
the great democratic party ego il blind''
for PROTECTION, with an energy, harmony
andsc consistency never witnessed in any po-.
litlcal party before? and yet the lying, vii
famous Wings have the cool and iantaIzing
effrontery 10 accuse the democracy young
Hickory and all, of want Of harmony! a
want Of conSistencyt a want Of political
honesty even among the veracious s'demo-
cratic leadersF and allege that the ademo-
Gratis Of the glorious old keystone, were
hoaxed, humbugged and hoodwinked by
the famous t'Kane Letter. and .entrapped
into the support of FREE TRADE MAN.
scandaious! outrageous! nsuferabe! Oar
upon ach unparalleled audacity! the Brit,
ish raseals! Our right to knock them into
cooked hat is E'clear and unquestionable y
Lei the "unterified democracy rally then
as '.unil' from one end of the country TO
the other, and in one grand united phalanx,
charge upon, and rout these treacherous en-
emies to their country,s interests and TO pure
and indebted ''democracyw
Never had the edemocracy'' such cause
for encouragement and rejoicing as at the
present tme-the measures for which they
battled so gloriously and so triumphantly in
IA, are nearly all communicable Sub
treasury, the annexation of foreign coun-
try: the extension of the area OF slavery
the addition Of large amount of slave in
fuence, for the benefit of national legislas
ton! war with sister Republic! the ac-
QUESTION of the 'whole or none" of Oregon,
which means all we could get ofit-and we
have now the extreme satisfaction and hap
pness, OF seeing our FREE TRADE DOCTRINE
for ''ihe PROTECTION of all the great inter
ests OF the country, embracing AGRicUL.
TURE, MANUFACTURES, the MECHANIC ARTS,
coMMERcE, and NAVIGATION" TO use The
words OF the frank and patriotic aKane Let
teri of Young Hickory," about TO be estab-
lshed by our 'sdemocraticn rulers, in place
|of the "Black Tariff of '42; and indeed
the glorious measure would have been ac-
complished months ago. but for the obsta-
cles which the British Wings in Congress,
have continued to throw in our way Sure
ly, then, we have abundant cause for exul-
tation and renewing our efforts 10 restore the
palmy days of Van Buren, fsdemocracy,n
when the country enjoyed the rich blessings
of shlnplasters and bank suspension; Grip
pied commerce and ruined credit; closed
factories, extinguished FORCES, low wages,
Remember, .sdemocrats," The eyes of all
Europe, more especially Great Britain, are
now fixed upon us! Let US not dsappoint
their no pes and their reasonable expecta-
lions! Their sympathies are with US, in our
efforts 10 destroy the present prosperity of
the country which has SO unaccountably re-
suited from the operations of the "Black
Tariff They have even graciously conde-
scended TO despatch their agents TO our seat
of Government to enlighten our statesmen,
and 10 occupy the rooms of our very CAPT
Toll, with specimens of their handiwork,
that their proximity 10 our members of Con-
gress, might facilitate and promote the OBJ
iects of their mutual intercourse!
Was there ever before witnessed such
condescension! such magnanimity! such
pure disinterestedness! Never was there
so cheering prospect as now of the ulli-
mate triumph of our principles! With the
|sympathies and countenance of foreign gov
ernments, and the active cooperation OF The
disinterested agents of Royalty, the .democ-
racy' have every thing TO hope and nothing
to fear! Rejoice! then, democrats re-
joice for the day of your deliVerance is al
handl Three cheers for young Hickory
three cheers for Sir Robert Walker! Three
cheers for "Pennsy lvania's cherished son.
the immortal DALLAS! three cheers for
the celebrated "Kane Letter!' three cheers
for the "unterrifed democracy" in Congress
and six cheers for the agents of the British
manufacturers! Bring out the big gun and
charge 10 the muzzle! One fire more, and
the day is ours! One charge more upon
the British Wings, and the country is safe
Bring forth the glorious old banners oil, IA,
which fred our bosoms, cheered our foot
steps, and rendered US such signal aid in
that fierce and terrible contest; and al the
sight Of whose well-remembered and soul
inspiring mottos and inscriptions, emblazon-
ed upon their ample folds, let the triumph
ant democracy rend the air, as they were
wont to do, in long, loud believing, throat
splitting shouts of-'.Polk, Dallas, and thu
Tariff of 42!" and-but bark - -
it is the
/ cpAND CONCERT on THE CHAR