The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-28

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Ths Democratic Senator from PsnnsyIvania.
act az iustice 10 DIR Sinryeon IN ,ansnlant I'M,
our columns the folio wing Just tribute from the Genius O
In.r,v 81 Iyo;oo,oyn psnrsvlvan;. !, aa,;.a,.s -,
L'oe''y' " o"'o''"A' s""'s' ~ ue'ihcaes 'us
character and services OF the senator in therproper coos
nan os mora s,erl;n. ;,,svr;,, ~ od o;,,
and Of clearer views is scarcely 10 be fopnd in our nub
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70 alecon We do moi nre,ena IN decide bety.en him
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Lave that du,v 10 he dscdsd hv those n whom !,
leave na' uu'y % DC decueu oy 'nose 70 whom prop
From the Geniss Of Liberty
made Lv Messrs Cooper and siuryeon orr sena
os in Congress upon The occasion Of The iormer
mo ce,in petrons f,nn citiznts 4, this S,ata n,.,a
gs odiica non al the ore,en revenua sus e' s
This is the rst effort made during he present
mil npon which ali the wing presses re 30 sound ,be la
over The decayng and suffering of ,he
CAPITALISTS in the iron tha
they re con that The present depression in the ZION
business arises solely from an unnatural competon and
canals where are procured al moderate cost nnd
wher The owners are content 10 v. ltue below Ihs sy
upon the II investments
The Tariff Of sls has more than met the expectations OF
the people. Time shown tina; its enemies were living
prophets when they predicted that sufficient amount Of
could not he raised from il to meet The
county has prospered, especially the agric ulura
before have our farmers had such prospe Tons times
The old system high protective tariff or partial lepis-
la,ion for nuacurers at the expense of all the
other great interests OF The country is now exploded We
think in his proper believes the nation
will ever return 70 it. high protective tariff as Mr..
Webster said OF a Uni,ed States BANK is now an oh
Give us eoua Avs or give MS none for peons thaI Are
themselves equal Let have no legislation that win
either directly or indirectly privileged class We
firmly of opinion that if Congress Hampers with or at
,emps tinker the tariff Of 1916 please the manu-
Let Congress- if possible, settle those great questions which
agating and CONFUSING the whole community and
lie, be careful disturb the present tariff with which
three onrths Of our people perfectly satisfied
We do hope that If members of Congress do learn
"let well enough alone"
Senator Sturgeon appears the correct view of this
matter, and looks with the eye OF well.inormed
statesman Wen may his tpds in this county and the
people of this Commonwealth be proud OF him is a
feels y about hi, hut on o the e
~, rests satisfied that when given il will bs the side of
the people, and for the inerest peace happiness,
honor OF the His whole long senatorial course has
been successful happy one endearug him more
and his fellow. iizens, and if il were possible add
ing he confidence the people OF This State have always
bad IN his ability and integrity.
In OF the close OF bis term and the election of
United States winter we observe thai Judge
Black of Somerset General Foster Of Wesmoreland, Col
his county have all been named as successors and any
OF these gentlemen would do honor himself in the
office, and would make able NATIVE Of the State
The last named is fellow -towiisnln, and whom
we ny would all delight TO honot
OBJ Surgeon; but they pre- sent him Tor ii
and nv orial that
of be placed in no safer
hands; and. observed in number al
paper there will no diversity OF opinion betw
his friends and the friends of Mr. Fenn ken We only
pray that the Stature in SELECTING m find
HONEST and TRUE as Or. Sturgeon ever has been
SENATE w. sHrNGros Aug 3-Mr Cooper prese nted
numerous memos ais fron the in Prnnsylva
MIA, prayiag for modidcaop Of The present taua IL
stated that one half OF lie furnaces n operation al the clos
Of year lsa7 have cea OPP ration altogether and
than one half he IRON nroiuced ther j. now In
sequence of this many other inteests we,r greatly
suierlg particularly the cosi-rninny the demand Tor
Pennsy coal having fallen off al least one half
AFTER some additiona be remark for the purpose
slowing The necessity Of granting some relief 10 tbe memo
ais Mr. Coopet moved re ference OF the 10
the Finance
"Mr Surgeon that there wa gre
sion in the non pie rests Int il n the fact thai the
business had be- both I'M Europe and at home
were never mere prosperous han now
w. ana hat hsre M, :, no .o,s ,oi.,,ta IN tho
reported remark OF Mr. Coooer In regaTd 10 Inc coal in.
PRESTON of pan y "a M r
cal taen If at east onehaif" Now, be pos
A. no, ne ta p, h 30 = On nus
foundation in trrth; and cannot presume that he
un,ns hn, nc phst ne no. ~ b ~
must have been some mistake committed in the report Of
II Mr. Cooper had maid any attention 10 IN, Of the
nonn' Of coal mined and sent to market during the present
by the late reshe il was equal TO- no, greater than thai
,ea ana sent 70 market curing he same period OF any
ods believe that The close Of the year would have