Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-14

splendid monument this day standing upon the face Of the
EARTH The policy would recommend constitutes her
leading policy Nature has done next to nothing the rest
has been done by you and it is the fruit of twenty-five
years Of Wing administration, uneried by the fraudulent
camor about associated and incorporated wealth The fruits
OF the Wing administration before you, In THIS long
line of roads, upon which exchange between
the Old World and the New this broadcast individual and
incorporate capital skill and wealth that is inscribed along
her surface written upon her coast craven on he
granite hls-a this is the monument and defender OF the
policy upon which insist Verify, follow citizens, WISDOM
after ALL is TO be ''justed of her childen There
are honest GEousE N. BRrGGs and JonS REED presiding
over the whole scene calm couple Of summer morn
ings "May they live thousand years, and may their
shadows never be less" I"
There three great cardinal doctrines to which would
REFER and do not intend to delan you very long Let me,
in the first place, refer that great aud cardinal doctrine that
in the arrangement OF system due regard should be
paid and great deal of regard 10 the protection OF the la
bofer We have always held views upon this subject,
"known of all men, the granite of native bills, or
the granite upon which the globe itself is fixed We hold
the general proposition that the market OF America belongs 10
the producer In order to develop and reward scientific
rcuure the farmer of America every where has right to
find the Of his harvest at home In order to effect
this object and to develop their utmost the great
industrial capacities OF the county, we hold also that the mar
ket of the PRODUCER of the mechanic and manufacturer Of
fabrics belongs also at home. We hold that such revenue
system, such tariff should be constructed protect
labor from the aggressive ftu policy OF the pauper industry
maured skill redundant capital and wealth OF the Old World
Has that doctrine ceased be Of practical importance in
this country Will the mechanic Of Lynn say So Will
the fisherman of Marblehead Gloucester say So Do
mechanics and farmers longer a market at home
Are their demands completely withdrawn that the awgver
has no longer any thing do respecting them There has
been little trouble in Denmark and in the North Of Italy
but believe this age of ndustryan age of the people;
and it has dawned again be Now, in view
of this protection Of American industry citizens ask
you what help you expect from Gen. Cass The tari
Of ls46 repeating the tariff of 1912, is reply The Bal
tmofe PLATFORM prasng James K Polk for the noble impulse
bah -, 49, nf
and the substitution of the tariff of 1916, makes
And them what have you to expect from the politics Of Mar
tin Van Buren, Nothing more, suppose, than that
old defamation about "judicious tariff, which you will
member set to and sung night and day through the
campaign of 1910. But now, seems, he has found
that ''direct taxation is better than jud.cious
tariff"
What have expect from Gen. Taylor
Upon the subject OF the tariff the currency the improve
ment Of great highways rivers lakes, and harbor the
will CT the people, through their Representatives
in Congress- ought to be respected aud carried out by the Ex
ecuye."
Feow-ctzens, there is praise and boast of Wing
politics deare and sweeter to than all the rest and that
that has been the policy of honorable Wings OF the
North that we want OF annexation glory to
summate cviza,on develop resources, work
out magnificent and destiny bless mankind Our
policy is honorable peace. We want wild table,
lands; want no gold Of Mexican churches want
no more buffalo huns-no Buffalo nominations, either
Honorable peace with Mexico honorable peace with Spain
honorable peace with England and "entangng alliances
with nobody This is the boast and this is the mission Of
the Wings Be this boast aud this mission. Let
remember with pride that il Whg that negotiated the
treaty Washington 1912 which saved from Eng
lh The universal Wing party Of Congress resisted the
annexation of Texas which was in itself Mexican The
universal Wing party in Congress favored in the Just
ment OF The Oregon question: and spared the danger of
other English On hands, from 1924 this day,
there rests no stain Of human blood.
Is there any that will tell me that there is longer
any use In this country for great national political party like
the Whgs-a party peace which ncrbes upon its banner
along with all other social good, No war; for
glory Honorable peace with all nations entanglng alliances
with none " Ye merchants of Salem, whose frgs float
every sea ye statesmen, who contemplate the Of the
country in being thus converted into great capacous pro-
elyng power mady grasplng al the empire OF the whole
new world ye philanthropsts who like u, regard
the most enormous Of Crimes and the most supendous OF
bunders have you really anxiety respecting the election
of Gen. Cass
his speeches and letters and public course Of conduct
to for any thing if bis extraordinary and indecorou
performance upon the Mexican and Oregon questions go
for any thing if his notorious conpanonshp with Senators
Allen and Hannegan is 10 90 for any thing tel you that
you the Of whole Of Gen. Cass says,
very cooly, that " we could swallow the whole Of Mexico
without hurting u.s. wish, for my part, that he would take
1t for his own particular eating. Laughter Let me read
you conemporaneous creed by OF his friends who says
with the pety Of Genghs Khan and Tamerlane
"t is hard to find war out Of which good has not grown
Men, As unconscious Instruments in the hands OF
God obedent the great Law Of power aud when
working out the great results his laws demand"
" He who forces his with aud the
sword into degraded countries opens the way the glory
and moral elevation Of future generations either consciously
or as blind instrument in the universal government"
50 much for him who did did not break his sword when
Hull surrendered
And now listen to this from Gen. TAYLOR:
m need hardly reply your concluding inquiry that am
peace man, aud that deem peace be absolutely
necessary the proper aud heahu action OF republican
institutions. On this important question freely confess
self be the unqualified advocate Of the principles often
commended BY him in his Farewell Address the Ame-
people. indeed, think may safely say, that
put implicit faith than do ia the wisdom OF his
advice when he urged upon US the propre Of always stand
ing u,,on own SOIL
'My life has been devoted arms yet look upon war;
all under all circumstances national calamity
be avoided fcompable with national honor The pri
ciples Of Government, well its policy, op-
posed the subugaon OF other naons and the dsmember-
neut Of other countries BY conquest"
understand him that he thinks il Woud hurt to swal
low not perhaps than ihree-ourths OF MEXICO.
Feow-citizens, know yoJ will pardon that nger
thus ond and sadly, and proudly upon these great doc
trines of the creed of the Wing party With exception
to which shall have the honor. 10 moment, ask your
attention, they 10 TO embody the promise Of every
Thing which National Government do for America or
the world To say that they deadto say that they
Dpcr these great secrets OF glory
and strength, is 10 talk knave a fool When these
fail the psred armament is roennes aud ears base built
on subble. Therefore shall ye lay them up your heart,
and your SOUL and bind them for sign upon your hand
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