Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-06
THE TARIFF.

A, pcrod like the present, when all the
rrea, Manufacturing intprests-'he vital inter |
este Of Iabor-are suffering for the want OF
that due fostering and projecting care, for which
they can look to Congress alone, and when
Congress has been exclusively occupied, for
nearly three quarters OF, year ir Incorporate
" discussing, and imperfect attempts at Sc
ting, the SIarpry question. which is foreign to
those interests, 1t becomes all good men to keep
their eyes on those who manifest disposition
10 do something for the true welfare of the
Country, and on those who manifest wilhng-
ness, at least, to neglect that welfare.
The State Of VERMONT, al any rate, is Tar
if State-no Buffalo Platform. Revenue Tar
if, but PROTECTIVE Tariff State. All her
Representatives kno'c this, and they are all
bound to carry ont her views and principles, in
any and every way thai they honorably and
properly can The WHG Representatives Of
this State. have responded 10 this claim Of their
State, a. all times and under all circumstances,
directly and indirectly. We defy Free Democ-
racv or Slave Democracy or any other Democ-
racy. to point 10 an instance where WHIG
Representative Of Vermont has ever ATTEMPTED
TO dodge his duty to the people Of his State
i cannot be- found. The Wings Of Vermont
90 for Protection, IA. long Protection may
he necessary against the panper labor of king
ridden Europe. They have ever been opposed
n admitting tho fabric. Of the po,r-paid and
roli'icalNr-ornressed mechanics OF England into
competition with the FREE LABOR of our own
FREE MEN. They have always struggled 10
maintain THE TRUE DIGNITY OF HONEST INDUS
TRv. Free Trd1e, which puts millions into the
pockets Of the 'vrannical Capitalists of Europe.
without in the remorest degree ameora,ing
tie condition, morally, physically or politically
OF the suffering millions from whose blood and
ones these millions come, thew have AWAY.
cprcsrr and WIZ. OPPOSE, until LABOR attain.
its deserved RINK as the FIRST of human and
civilized virtues.
Iocofocoism and its twin-sster, "Frce D ,
roocracv,' are nl,rn"s found, like the Priest IN,
Ievitc. "oS rrr oTuEn SIDE" What they D ,R,
not do directly and fare the honest indignation
Of their constituents, they do indirectly, thong
with eGrol effect. The rule is without an OK
con'or. Vermont has never sent L.ocofoc
II Cnrcrcse or ono who has BY an easv process
become Fec DEMOCRAT after election, VIII
as mo-. IN onc way or another, given a stab t
tie TARrrF, and. thrrof re- 10 the true inter
cs,s and proerori'v of hi. State. The latest il
stance is that furnished bv LUCIUS B. Pc +
q, rrceont the FREQ Democracy candidate f.
Governor. W. gave tho ILLrsrR ALTON 10 III
Letter cf the TRrE. FAITHFUL and JNcoRRUPT
PIE Wig Representative" Of Vermont, JANE
MEAculM Nobody will BE- deceived by III
c.,;b5le tv which NJ. PEcK avoided his dui
II i!,o decision Of the South Carolina Fee
Trader who occupied the Chair, (by the as-ie,
mont of the Georgia Free Trader, Speak
COW rung on a proposition that had a dire
precedent in 1916, had been rerersed(as il OUCH
h-cn before the REPRESENTATIVES, OF TT
WucI- ProrLF, tn bc determined ms THE
r',ould think proper. But Mr.. PECK voted
sr,rArv tie gag which this Southern +
Trader imposed o., in other words, he vo
f. rcrmi, oue Southern Slsve-propag eating Fre
Trader 10 dec'4e The q,r lion And moi on
Mr. TICK, hut EVERY FARE DEMncRAT IN T
Iy0r-sr, REVIEWER THs, Freemnn Of II
County md District, on Tuesday nryi e"A
10, deceived by those who off you tna' de
s3ca fruit which is fair on the outside,
turns TO ashes in the ham