The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-10-16
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I'm. verdict Of the People.
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Inc organ aPPeais I" 'n' 49, - - - rsre' -
nounced at the polls Before that august uouha no"
Glands the decision on the tariff question:
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wanna he Issue u.'s -s e.''.A' '.' -.
State mas gone 'o' 'e ue"'o''a'' W s"A'0' " A0''
$4,000
10 Anesneny, ~neie s'ahas 'ne Dnu'iisha'n u n"''
lea, ihe greatest IRON cry ~ 'ne ohion. anu "ne'e
raj layor so iecenuy exefea Tue hnuence oi n'' o'.
and the power oil MS eioquehce' the former
the wings is reduced from 1921 TO LOO
The ri'tsoufg ros' reminds the wings OF
and especially the wings oil Allegheny ea' 'ney made
the tarn the issue during the campaign Inc Following
resolutions were unanimously adopted oy the wings OF
Allegheny, at public meeting winch was addressed by
Mr.. Fuller their candidate Tor canal commissioner;
Rssolpsd That the aLa q ioac being wrong N prne
shed policy Of The whgs desire the speedy rssora-
"oR Q, ne anauIav Tb,, no n. ,,
agea and united effort 70 overthrow the tariff Of 1916
'af Wul ~. p I..n. ~ D." ~. -.
the wings and boldly me, BY the democracy And wha,
has been the result Look the tables which publish
elsewhere 10 ms paper ior an answet we hope therefore
They hav thattl,
of 1916 wrong principle and unous in practice y
they have decided NOT ITO overthrow the tariff Of 1916
h.o"sn 'uo = 'co Wv, =. me wn'ss
Vope nohes neroaHeI' ana abandon 'neH schemes OIL
high protection to the manufacturers, 10 the injury oil
yyana have empha,cay decided that the existing
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Aae ~ 49, - r'''
Schuylk, one OF the largest mineral counties IN the
State. which rave General Tavlor aae mar;ov. now
oo' ""A $40 s"e' "5'o' .,~'' a'Joy' NV"
gives Gamble, the democratic candidate for canal COM
n;s.;crav ,.o.;,,, =, 600 IT,, sn;.;,ad ;,,n.l a.
"' "'ao''S VI Wv Ana' ePn'.ou Jou'n"'' uho
Pottsvie Emporium, reioices that "Schuyiki county
h han o,o,;on.I,, .d..,,a !, "a H.. ~. h a., a
hae ooon soou'iy iouceneu' anu ua' nei Whoie uein
ocrac ticket has been carried after had been called by
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'ho WINGS 80 F'se 1'aue oea'Vuito" 1"Nes'
One OF the most glorious evidences of the triumph of
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uum 10 'ne ciec.oh VI namh'oh 70 congress ia 'ne
Washington district of MARYLAND In vain did the coal
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and the IRON interests put ioth all 'he'f sehs against
him in vain did the wings make their appeal to the peo-
NJ $3.50 EI.7-I 3, Z, . lI
pie favor oil the lorges ana Inc mlnes IN vain were
the benefits of protection artfuy pressed by an acute
no 'eH,A', - pe - =" a-N
and unblushing candidate. Hamilton nobly stood up IN
tLu - a.. tire ~ ,ho rocroc -, III, and
oeua' VI 0Auo P"S'pe' - ''o S fS' '
with an energy and eloquence worthy Of his cause
;d ,ha olo.,;o, and rodoe,,o al The a;s,r;c,
ea'lieu INC eiee''on a''u ieuee'ou '''o u.
The only thing that truth requires to obtain triumph
$3.50, y...-,I / .
BVRorous ana uhuauh'ea cnd"P'ohs. Lei LUG nun NC
spoken out in the proper spirit and the people will not
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fall 10 listen 10 her arguments, auu yeid 10 e ioce
ba ptsburo Post truIv saws in addressing t brother
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democratic editors IN pennsylvania upon THIS subject;