The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-06-12

three months Dul we may look luf
ONE action shortly as the Lncos except
30 from Pennsylvania aud New York;
i. decided ia caucus TO take il up about
s middle Of June. The following re.
Ks from the Richmond Wing, relative
tie conduct Of the dominant party is
rs appropriate at this iimc. Road them
Fate Of the Tariff.
We have never known opinion 10 b.
arr divided than il is OF tbs momebt IN
! ldincion city, IN regard 10 the fate Of
+ proposition, shich set sleeps upon the
.1s Of the House of Representatives to
lly Virtually 10 rcpcal) the Inrii OF
~. The vote viii unquc.llonaLIy BE- a
rs close ono 10 the llousr, as II vii be
"a n the Senate, should tic bi! ever
ich tie latter body. And yet tlis seems
lie unaccouutablc, ia view Of the fac,
al the Administration party IS pledged,
1 ouIy by is incessaut aud furious as
Its upon tie Act q l9i2, as unconsillI.
Il 5n4l ID principle, aud unequal ard opprcs.
"a III its effects, bat by the unanimous
4 anciliioa Of It's purpose b the llalu
II r nominating Convention, 90 overthrow
I II 10 introduce a wiser lu.ter and
1,e efficient system in rs stead Ou
! $, party issues, heretofore, The public
/ Ia has never been a, loss 10 know be
rehaul the fate Of auy question pending
j fore Congress, II the party Introducing II
y ere, before an election, pledged TO sup
i It o. u oppose It, and under that pledge
] secured large maIlfltits IN both llou.
But WhIi singular spectacle do Sc
behold 4 parry which went lutJ
u gcr wl'h overwhelming IMPURITIES 10
81. pledged 10 The subycrs,ou Of the ptiG.
as u Protection, as well By rs attacks
aan thai policy, as 10y specific promises,
He mos, authentic form W which pubic
non can be embodied, now hcs,u,e- aul
alters 10 It's assault and wllh o moj1riy
about seventy IN Tic popular branch e
i a.scss Il i IL the moment a matter 81
c4l4lion and doubt oven among .,s own
.iiar members, whether Il a,lI be able
\ redeem rs often reiterated pledges 70
people Ii tins extraordinary cblngc
i ga.,tian wcic ascrlbAhlc to tie change
has taken place 10 the aspect Of our
~ relations since Tic election e the
! ulcts q the rrcscal Congfcss--that IS
ly, 4 the additional demands upon tie
tgasufy for money 20 provide Tor the IA
nal defence, futblds, 10 their opinion, the
opposed reduction Of the duties, because
! diminished revenue must be the conse
j caec o. that reduction We should hc at
loss to comprehend Why il is that on;
paacms are SO reluctant, TO approach this
] cal question, nor 10 account for the IN.
Aluty IN which IT'S fate Is involved. But
i such pfcicx, $ set up--nor indeed, con
agaly with ono Of the leading asump
ms Of the Free Trade School, can It be
sfi According 10 that assumption, thr
8I8n.j i l-i2 Is So very stringent IN is
ugau o. 70 "dcstroy commerce. y uHA
a.e9leu'ly % diminish the revenue from
A4AfhtNs Hftti ftt- W ttlN llsAiH ~ AbNH' tthN
b asor ot the reduction Of duties is drawn
sr1u tie increased revenue Which VIII flow
into Tic Treasury rs tic consequence of
bat reduction. II such would be It's effect,
i lar uom the existing critical condition
oar foreign ruln,ions ali1rdIug any pre-.
rec for the refusal 10 carry out the
edsc as the party cnphatiraliy gwen at
'iIumarc in l-ii TO reduce the duties, II
'rolshcs the most powerful reason for Us
prompt and decisive redemption. The war
With McSico, though II should be speedily
ermna,cI, (as We hope mud believe II will!
4 BE- will add several millions ot dollars 90
ING expenditures of the present year and
NE proposition to augment our naval force,
BY The addition Of thirteen IRON steamers,
sa' call for an expenditure of some Eve or
~ m'iions additional. IT, then, the rcyc.
me vii be augmented by the adoption Of
ne ElrIif B,lI now pending before Con.
t1.s, Il IS obvious that il caunol 70 into
operation DAY too soon.
ihe most reliable estimate Of the pro.
bablc vote 10 the House Of Representa-.
lisea, that We have seen, is continued IN q
'shef ifom Washington to the PhiladeL
pha North American. The writer states