New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-31


most material paragraph:
Your partially has attributed TOO much 70 ny
"stat,srnsnship The late Aomiuis;rstion u = -
were almost uniformly successful IN tnef ga 49,
and have left the country ea'ineauJ pio'P- :.
home and erjJylng rizner c1afactrf 1''ya' -
any former psrind " our history. Bat Al THIS "a ~
the result u clearly defined a. vel estsol'neo Oe
cratic yrnci pies honestly reduced i"to prague -
ste srnep,ed Presdent fsinul 70 he p~dges sno
CARRIED Then irto execution With en@rgy, AFFINITY I'D
success For tns bic m fnOry VII pc ever
snn e the people vino gave me lnp- - -
me Prosressivs Democracy, keefing pace VIII -' =
v.petn ADD improving spnt " toe eye ~i''- -
surDt away the abuses sno the coo"eo- IT anNt-5
and .ubsutoiso for them nes-ures adapted - ~ -
hsence snd the Of our existiug clvii z~uOh'
measures Vii not eznnot De 70 A. fi1... 80 are
suresssors Those who 10 oulgr different r%"rI a.
de.unss 70 dissyyointmeut peopie % ipos'l's .,
enierprsinz - ours, With bound es' o slee -
tn.ru OF hr.rry property and power never go 80
ward On the contrary my not only no'o iss'
they have already achieved. but convert eon -.
quisifion into the means Of sIH 'u''s' - p,ks
You may ret assured that me age 81 Hs''' 100
PIT D.Dosit p.rks Huh Protective lsfi1r shO Ai.D'
and otner~ise commercial restncu"hs i' Ve'
course with foreign nsuODs, has passeo away 'o''
M. Bochsnao, It Is DotorOu'' was "''-iDa'S
Federslist and IS such ~ss net sent I" O'n'
gr.s,. He made himself famous IN l7lo oy an
able Fourth Of jay Grafton, IN winch ne claimed
eli good for the Federal party, and charged all
manner Of evil on the Democratic. As eoers''
AT he went IN Tor Gen. jackson as President
tor ster he had joined IN supporting Ten. JscA'on
,or President he united IL & circular ealing ur-
gently on the Federslists 10 rally 70 the Pol' ana
elect Andrew Gregg. their candidate, over Jonn
Andrew Shuttle, the Democratic nominee New
or. while the Jackson parry was forming and con-
.ol;daring did he intimate that in becoming
Jaek.onian + ederallst must cease TO be FED
L .k.
formation bad been Effected in him. Yet who eau
now talk more gllby OF Progressive Democracy
Mr.. Buchanan continued IN Congress rs Jack
.onrnan. aud there voted uniformly for Pfots ctve
Dates, aud the highest Of them. We are greatly
mistaken il bis name does not stand recorded
among the Yeas on the passage Of the Tariffs o.
| s2s and ls42- The two most distinctly Protective
Tariffs We ever had. He was not in Congress 10
1882 when the L 5. Bank Recbarter was can
vss.ed. bat the bill % rechsrter introduced by
one Of bi, PenDsy vsnia brethren and sustained by
every Democratic Member from that State with
aspgle exception. Mr. Buchanan intimated no
maoner Of dissent from the course OF his BRETHREN
tie certainly supported the Pet Deposit Banks
IN their day, aud we defy him to name any Com
mercisl Restriction which he opposed while In
Congress
But Mr.. Buchanan not only now arrogates 10
hims and bis coniederates the distraction OF Pro
gressive Democracy, bat he gives US 10 under
stand that nearly every great public measure Tor
which Pennsy lvsnia struggled up TO thistme has
been ant-D emOcrstic. She plumed herself on
her Democracy while supportir Jefferson, Mad
son. suyder, &c aud sesin when supporting
l.. 10 hint Nj Huchapan viz IL
tells her that she was utterly mistsken-thst she
was then intensely Federal and Aristocratc-
ince she presented an unbrok,n front IN favor Of
Uoited States Bank, after that Yves destroyed
Of Pet Deposit Banks aud at all times Of II gh
Protective Tari. and what he calls liberal com
merc,al r,strictons.' All these being anti Demo
c-aristocratic- according 10 Mr.. Buchanan
while PeDnsyl van a. iaucying herself the very
leviathan Of Democracy, has be going the whole
hog for them,--the National Bank, the Pet De-
posit Banks and every High Protective TsIia
having been strongly supported by her-we beg
Mr. Buchanan to iniofm US whea, according to his
logic Peansglron'a lsince 1916 beoome Demo-
cratic stare aud from what period be dates H..
o,ca Democracy II so great a man cannot con-
descend q answer the inquiry of small one, We
will thank The PeEHss!raniaR to answer in his
stead
Mr.. Bochansn modes,ly assures his leges tia,
the government can be carried on in no otter way
than that Indicated by the course Of the Admins
ration whereof he formed part, We have
ghhopes OF disappointing the gentleman Under
the aus pieces OF that Admiuistra4ion, the Protec-
ion Of Home Industry was To a great extent
-. 4
made IN tina. direction unJer Gen. Taylor and " e
hope there will be progress the other way. Uuder
Mr. Polk, the CouLcry rushed into War Of Spoil.
alton and sRgrandizemeut-we are quite conf
tent there Will be no parallel to this under Gen
Taylor. Under MIR. Polk the National Debt was
s~eiied by some FIFTY or Sixty Millions under
len Taylor we hope TO sec II sensibly reduced
Under dr Pok. the lev Wings spared 10y 7, Ter
''m were nearly ali scraped out Of OF ce under
| Gen. Tsy lor, We guess qGne & lumber will ge.i IN
| - you see, Mr.. BGchansn the Progress 20 be
made dariUg these four years wall not all be IN
| The direction you have indicated
| But let look little at this Progressive
| Democracy Pngre. we nave supposed. has 40
| eye to the Future bat ,chof Progress do,s NJ
| buchanan propose Certain measures we're con
.ommstrd long sso hi. patty be. absolute copuo
oi one branch OF the law making poser. aud he
inumstes that they Will permit no abatement, %,
revision OF these measures. Well then. ue ,hal
nave to rect where are but here 10 the Pro
Sressl Has American D~moSscy reached 70,
| hushty, like British Whsisn' II 80. vhs
| 'lgnt has II TO the olstlDcuon. Prosressive p
| Nhst 1T proposing u do 10 merit that sppsl' .
| non Mr.. Il. tells us OF CERTAIN things II "a. aa
looe-which happen To be the very Thing. Yhs
MS section of the Democracy .o.tsred 10 10
asst sssP-but OF acts 70 be done, measures % b.
per cted, wrongs 10 be redressrd, nights - De e.
| tsblshed. he says nothing. Can We be ~r,,ng II
| believing that this imperfect Pr gress csnnOt =
| Ways usurp the henors ana WELD the spell Of De
| noefacy
" Gen. JOB> I. MoKGAs died on Sundsy a
| the residence Of his nlsw. Gen John DIX
Port Chester Westchester Co in the slst year % b
| age he wss long sotve and prominent pohf ici-
OF this City, several times vescr Of the Lesisi
twice chosen 10 Congress and anslly vas sp'poin,e
Collector Of this Po,s by Pres,den, Van Bur en- ups
the discovery Of Jesse Hoyts defIcsnon G en- Nc
san was a mar Of upright character mocersa soihu'
and elsmes life His funeral takes place =, limit
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