Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-11-10
From the National mtelligen
PennsyIvania.

From the National Inteltigencer.
Pennsylvania.
$ia has spread CONSERVATION in the ranks OF our
.dyersares. The official organ here shouts to
eep 10 up its courage, but it trembles while
shouts, and its terror may be read in its whiien-
N looks. And now, People of Pennsylvania, be-
&old The means by which the party that betrayed
@oa four years ago, and spurned your interests,
Homes 10 repair the defeat which your just resent
<,ent has inflicted on them. Reac the disclosure,
khch comes, as we happen TO know, from an
honorable source, and which, as we also happen
i know, is corroborated by measures now in pro-
fress in this city; we refer TO the levying of con-
kbuions on democratic office holders, to be used
a Pennsylvania to carry the State for the anti
4rif and anti-improvement candidate for the Pres
fency.
Extract from the correspondence of the New
fork Express, dated
Washington, October I9, lS48.
"But | wish to give you an item of important
81 Pennsylvania on their guard. have it from
IL The very best authority, that the leading off,
ras of Washington have solemnly sworn and re-
i we'd that the Democratic party shall carry Penn
q vanla IN November, even if il should be at the
&N0f half naiLtion Of dollars. They saw that the
Hney can be raised, and that it must be raised,
u that Pennsylvania must be carried for Cass
Il Butler. | assure you that the above is strict
N tue, and do think you could not do better
Ing than by making your Pennsylvania readers
& buainied with this internal democratic scheme.
Il he Wings of the Keystone State do not strain
eery nerve in November, they will be defeated
b the unprincipled enemy"
But all such schemes must fail. The people Of
,ennsylvania may be deceived but they cannot
bought They conided in those who professed
be their friends in 1914; they were deluded by
3 cry Of Polk, Dallas, and the Tariff of IS42"
bat tariff under which the State and all its in
u |ests had prospered-and now the leaders who
prayed them, hopeless of succeeding again by
hud, aim TO succeed by corruption. 1t is true
the managers here have with very question
n propriety9brought out the honorable SEcRE-
RT OF STATE to make public speech for Penn
rania, 10 lure her back to the Polk and Dal-
D fold; but the honeyed words of the honora-
Secretary can no longer mislead the honest
Omanry of his native State they cannot give
10 her silent workshops or employment TO her
artisans and laborers. He avoids indeed all
usion 10 Pennsylvania interests, or to tariffs,
or Old that he well knows is a sore subject.
talks much of the glorious acquisitions of war,
the beauties of New Mexico and California ;
he says nothing about the arts of peace, the
ecton of labor, the interest of home industry
improvement of the country: indeed, his max
seems TO be millions for war. but not cent
peaceful industry or national improvement" y
not all the sweetness of the amiable Secreta-
eloquence can make these doctrines palatabe
she common sense of Pennsylvania The in
nant people of that honest commonwealth will
wer him by referring to the broken promises Of
-, and by pointing him to her silent mills, and
deserted factories, furnaces. forges, and work
ps to which the Wing tariff of 1912 gave lie
prosperity.
the honorable Secretary should be inclined to
rd these remarks as the mere promptings Of
~ feelings. let US undeceiye him by testimony
his own side. Let him read the confessions
print always devoted to him and his party,
which is forced by the modification of defeat
confession of the truth. The annexed par
4b IS from the s. Aanerican,' jealous Demo-
paper published at Sunbury IN Pennsylva-
Read. Mr.. Secretary, and irwardly digest !:
HE RFRULr AND IT'S CAusEs.-The result Of
eciions throughout tie State will no doubt
ly as well as surprise may. 10 u.s. we con-
the result was not wholly Unexpected, and
lore not surprising. We have t.'ught, and
ave said, for years past, that the iL,evItaole
ncy Of the policy pursued by those in iaower
necessarily bring about such result. ne
oil pennsylvania are emphatcally an indus
ana working people. and it is therefore ma
10 suppose that they would be jealous OF their
IN protecting that industry. The sudden
hameless deserion ofihose who professed to
verned by the principles of The tariff of 1912,
~ every day made more and more apparent.
ther bad policy Of their course made mani