New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-24
Must the great Object Of Loco-Fooo Pofcy re-
r,si, forever isbed Fslstaf could ger

No remedy for this cons 1mpti0n OF the pure -"0''
II be given over IN despair that the pletno's OF Az
bot LagreDce's is equally immedicaoie il'''
IL would see m - since Democracy OF tue I've
mig Pos, order has well nigh exhausted Invention
IA efort, 70 overcome IL yet thus far without the
smallest success At present, our fabrics are pro-
tscted by duties ranging from ia enty 10 thirty per
cent. on the rival oreignfabrics-whchisi IN several
Instance Eve ten per cent below that charged Oh
tie raw material whence they are manufactured
yet many Of the bone made goods are no" SCI"
Ing for higher prices than were charged Tor siinAi
goods ia ~ and A., under the high Tam Of 81
The duties have been reduced, yet the goo0s
have advanced Foreign fabrics have been poured
in uDon us in unwonted abundance, yet the ability
Of our people 70 buy . so great ana our iho'es'e D"
numbers and wealth so rapid that our American
fabrics find ready and ample market al renonefs-
ting prices So Abbott Lawrence makes money
we believe more by his vast Commission business
and bis Real Estate than by his Factory S'ocAs
but no matter: Enough that he makes money
do,vn with the Tariff Of '4si Reai Free TRADE aoo
n;,ac, Tsx.,ion for ever Nothing bat that remains
10 be tried to stop Abbott Lawrence "aA'us
nouey-Yetthisi is the same Post "hicn' sOa''S'
sortniebt since referred TO the present arm as
/ r,odelof Free Trade and wondered why the " nigs
would no, be easy and let the Country have rest
seriousIv. can there be one reader so Ignorant
of the real question at issue as the POstsArto'e
presumes Suppose it true that certain branches
OF Manufacture land they will be iound' on ih4u.'
nv. 10 be precisely those which have been mos' Ct
fectively and steadily protected nave 10" Jul
grown the need Of ProteciiOn-how does that Dear
IN the doctrines of the Post or the merits oil the
Tariff Of '427 Suppose several branches can get
nm very well under this Tariff, las We have always
believed and proclsimed) does that prove the
CHARGES Of 40 generally wise and benefcent Sup
nose Mr. Knights and fifty more like him find or
fancy opportunities 10 invest advantageously IN
Factories and not one tenth OF the water'Po"er
even Of New England has yet been improveol-
does that prove that the Tariff rs whole Is no"
q, il should be Suppose our Cotton mills were
Furnishing under it while the Wooden manufacture
was ruinousy depressed the Post would naturally
say 10 the Wooen men who begged for change
sAwayi YOU impudent vsrlets don't you see
what profits the factories Abbott La~rences'
perhapsl are making We shall cut down du-
tie. rather than increase any Smart as tnis
would seem to many, question its justice ana
wisdom. Its small matter in our view that Alb
holt Lawrence makes or loses money but OF great
monent that our National Resources and Industry
sbal be developed on all sides and in all directions
NOT merely that Cotton and Wooden fabrics shall
be made here at profit, but that those OF SiiR'
Hemp. Flax Clay &c. sc. be also encouraged and
/ fostered 10 perfection. Whatever can be ultimate
" produced here with as little labor ms elsewhere
we would have so produced, and we are sure the
permanent interests of our Country and OF Man
kind are subserved by the policy which hastens
this consummatiOn-even though Abbott Law
renee should still make money.
PEsssYLvASIA-There has been a serious ex-
posure if not explosion in the Loco Foco camp IN
the keystone. Jesse Miller, Gov. Shunks Score
tary of State is accused by Dr. Seth Salisbury late
Van Buren, Marshal of Northern Pennsylvania. of
having deceived the late Hon. Henry A. Mullen
berg, when candidate for Governor, by professions
of favor and support, while he was secretly writ
ing the btterest articles against him and in
favor of Skunk, whom he at last openly supported,
and who rewarded him with the Secretaryship
when the sudden death of Mr.. Muhlenberg paved
the way for his own promotion Other leading
friends Of Skunk are inculpa in this game oil du-
plicity 1t will doubtless be rendered at the polls
publican calls up the following "reminiscences
which must cause the very of Mr.. Folks chief
Secretary to crimson with shame. See how Oifce
and Ambition have transformed him:
AT large aud respectable meeting of the citizens of
Lancaster held the 23d November 1879 10 The Court
House In that city the following resolutions reported
by a committee consisting of James Hopkins, Wnhsm
jenkins and JAMES BUCHANAN, were unanimously
adopted
this District be- and they hereby most earnestly re-
quesied their utmost endeayors as members OF e
National legislature 10 PREVENT THE EXISTENCE OF sLA
ofth Itrrtores or States wh'e' "oy oe e'''"
SBotS That in the opinion Of this meeting, the
hers Of Congress who the last Session sustained t
Of Justice Humanity, and Pairot'sm ~ opPosss re
for%ed out II the Mssosi Territory, entitled to he
'oay'neit thanks Of every fr''nd Of Humanity
Conference.-The Loco Focos met in Hartford
on w ednesday and nominated GEORGE s. CArLiN
for Governor. Origen s. Seymour for Lieut. Gov
ernor; Alonzo w. Birge, Treasurer Charles w
Bradley Secretary; Frederick Croswel Control
Ter A good ticket in the main. but we think j,
can't come in.
rF The Ereniae Post Of course originates the
following amusing blunder'
"To We.tche.ter might be assigned the honor of civ
ing President TO the State Convention 10 the person o
A, that veteran Democrat, Mr.. Hunter.
Mr. Hunter is Just such another veteran Demo
crst' as the Post and its Editor-that is, an ole
Federast dyed in the wool by Jscksonism.
OUR FREE BASKs.-The Report in regard Il
our Free Banks. called for by the Assembly, wa
made on Wednesday. Yesterdays Argus give
from the Report the following list Of new Banks
and their securities on deposit made out al the BanA
j. ing Department This list includes % new Banks IL O
which hsve organized since the lot July 1916 and hsv
deposited their securities In the shape of n Y Sta,
=, S,ocks-ihe aggregate amount thus deposited resebin
tho nomins value Of sl6ll 395 the ereser portion
. which are Eve per cents.
" Nens. and Location Secrhis.
: Merchants Bsnk Enery Chsuisuque Co..-.-.>9i 90
Champlsiu BSnk Eleobure Clinton .-.--..--.. loaOV
, Franklin County Bsrk. Malone .-..-..-....---. sis1
" Northern TX. Bank. Brssher Fails 81 Lawrence talt
n American Bank. Mayvile. Chsutsuque. 500
Franklin BsDk French Crees Chsuisuqus.---. 5000
Rochester Bank Rochester. Monroe. ..-...-... - %
y Atas Bank Clymsr, Chsutsuque 5000
Il Farmers Bank, Nina Chsuisuqao. $500