Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-05
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What will become of us (says The New Or.
leans Courer.) We are all ruined 10 dead GER
Iainty Starvation is going 10 knock al our
doors and we shall die Of famine as they DO in
Ireland Only read the Bulletin Of this morning,
where Puddn head tells us so-and read also The
extract from The Richmond Wing, which admits
that The present coed prices fer farmers products
are owinn 10 The Democratic Tariff act OF 1916 !
ONLY think OF that We'll, now, iha, act is much
more heneiicent than we ever thought il was or
would be; and HE farmers OF The Western States,
and Of New York, Pennsylvania, and The other
provision growing States, ought 10 go down on
their KEGS and bless President Polk and Secretary
Walker. who so strongly urged il upon the atlen-
lion Of CONGRESS. and they should never forget 10
pray Tor the happiness, here and hereafter OF The
wise and pstl;o,ic Democratic members ot Con-
sress who passed The ACT
The Bulletin says h3ur is five dollars oarIes
higher here than il would be were ii not for The
foreign demand-iha is, according TO The Rich
mond WING. The foreign demand created BY lie
Democratic tariff OF 1876 What hardship TO
the people of New Orleans tina! their brethren IN
the West should get remunerating prices Tor their
ploduce II was sin in The Southern people 10
complain tina! The Wing factory tariff oil 1912,
raised Unfortunately The prices Of many necessa-
ries of life, while The provisions grown BY the lar
mers brought no price al all, and were rolling IN
their barns.
The old and true Wing doctrine is, that there
ought 10 be Two privileged classes 10 The u States
the bankrupt bank men, and inc iac'ofy men
These Two classes ought 10 be allowed 10 live on
The labor and substance OF all The rest; hence we
see the Bulletin grnmbl;ns al the prosperity OF
the tarmers-in other words, the prosperity OF
,hree.iourths Of the whole population Oh The
Union. We have lately seen The same bulletin
grumbling because The Secretary OF The ITeasu-
~ conld not be prevailed upon lo give The bank
men treasury notes al par, while their price IN
The north was from 3 10 6 per cent premium !
The demands OF The English aiisloctacy we're
never more exieenl than these. lie English
aristocracy only wanted 10 tax The provisions of
The poor; ba! our snob arIstocracy want 10 Tax
The provisions, the clothing aud even the money
OF the people for their own exclusive Dement, ana
advantage
BLACK GRAPE -Handbis have been post.
ed abor, The city. recommending that all those
opposed 10 The Mexican war should wear craze
on their arms when The President arrives. Let
them do il: We shall then know who are TRAI.
roRs TO THEIR corarRY. No backing out, gentle
men show your colors, and lei tne world Know
who are willing a, the present day, 10 acknow-
ledge themselves Hartford Convention olue-iishts
II there shond be any want oil iunos 10 bny The
Grape WITH there will be no trouble IN hndlng IL
bera men enough 10 contribute sueh sum as
may be needed 10 equip the traitors, without ap.,
plying 10 The legislature. The shfei'iIon band
should be engaged to play The Rogue's March Tor
those who mourn over American victories.
Boston TINES.
Noihipg has yet occurred however, 10 induce
the Wings 10 abandon heir party organization.
They will probably nominate candidate pledged
TO The support OF their principles, whether il be
Taylor Clay Mclean or any one e'5 yo, 30 Gays says
nercial Advertiser