Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1846-09-19

The Washington Union-seizng upon the adhe-
sion OF few editors in Pennsylvania, who, reyers-
ing Mr.. HAYwooD's noble principle prefer party
to country-labors to show that reaction is taking
place in that betrayed State in favor of the new
Tariff, and. in returning confidence in the men
who deceived them. We read the signs from Penn
sylvania very differently. Every day furnishes
evidence that the eyes of the people in that power
full commonwealth are fully opened to the decep-
ton which was practsed on them inls44, and that
they not to be again deluded We do not make
II our care to note many of these signs as they
reach US, satisfied to know do, that the local
press, both Wing and independent Democratic are
dscharging their duty viglanily and faithfully to
themselves and the interest Of their State We Sc
lect, however, for the benefit of the Union one of
the most recent OF the indications Of Democratic
sentiment in Pennsylvania, specimen of The re-
action revolution which is going on in the " Key
stone' State. This we find TO emanate from a
" Dauphin county Democratic Delegate Conce,,-
fion," held last week, and the proceedings of which
communicated TO us in an extra from the office
of the" Harrisburg Democratic Argus" Amongst
other proceedings of this large and influential Demo-
cratic assembfage we find the adoption of these re-
solutions:
Resoced That Tariff for the protection Of domestic la
Dor has always been favote principle with the Democratic
party-that practised by Washington Jefferson Mad
son. Monroe Jackson and Van Buren, and that we as De-
mocrats will sustain il.
Resolred, That under the tariff Of AZ the people Of this
State prosperous and her developed in
extraordinary degree-abor abundant wages high
and idle who wished employment few years
Of its continuance would have placed our manuacto
solid basis and have made the State prosperous
yond competition. 1t paid the national debt and filed the
Treasury with funds, while augmented the prosperity Of
every quarter Of the Union.
Resolved That the repeal Of the tar Of 1912 after had
in the last Presidential election the sanction of every
portion of the Democracy-aer the party had fought and
umphed under its banners fraud upon The Da5iv and
meets decided disapprova
Resoed That the tariff Of 1915 does not protect our Ia
DO that 1t does encourage the paupe labor of Europe
continued II will bnng down the price labor and wnot
produce funds enough TO sustain the Government that
experiment emanang from the notification Of South Ca
rona which calculated bring mechanics and work
to the level OF the Southern slaves and bring system
OF direct taxes upon the Government Of the Union.
Resolved That the country prosperity
until the British tariff Of 1916 is repealed.
Resolved That approve OF the conduct Of Senators
and Representatives Congress who opposed this
bill. They were faithful to their trust and the Democracy
will sustain them.
Resolued That Vice President Dallas has forfeited the
confidence Of the Democracy Of Pennsylvania by giving his
casting in favor of the Mckay bill That he continues
insult his State by travelling abroad 10 receive honors
from the South in payment Of that
ReSoued That the thanks Of the Democracy Of this STATE
due the Hon. John NJ. Miles, for his able defence
the domestic labor of the country.
Resoed That have looked with pleasure at the Sena
ora conduct Of friend and neghbo Senator Cameron
true Of Pennsylvania, Democrat principle and prac
tce he knows what is right and has the courage do it
We proud Of his talents aud will gratefully remember hi
services.
In regard to the Democratic orthodoxy Of tn,
men who composed the Convention, the Argus state,
that they were men who have always been conspi
cuous IN the Democratic ranks further, that they
spoke the sentiments of their constituents. TIL,
Argus adds, that on the subject of the tariff the
proceedings exhibit an additional evidence that the
Democracy Of Pennsylvania have not wheeled in.
to line IN support Of the tariff Of 1916, and tina
they will demand modification Of its unjust pro.
visions"
BY way of broad hint, we suppose, the Con
venton adopted also, and unanimously, resolution
in favor OF the one-erm principle, and commendine
President Polk for declaring his adhesion 10 il.