Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-18

- I've recommend the following article, which
we copy from the Commonwealth, to the notice of our
readers, and, in this connection we NAV remark
that we pity the creduty of those verdant Wings,
or hali, Wigs, who suppose that tariff for the pro-
lection OF the free labor OF the country is ever to be
secured by even the most abect concessions to the
Slave power. The interests of slavedom are op-
posed to the protective sysem,and never will con-
sent, willingly, to its establishments and no tariff
that is worth any thing be established, till
the free people of the free States take the rule into
their own hands, untrammelled with any party con-
nection with the Slave power. In this way, and in
this way only will they secure, guard and protect
their own rights, well those of the suffering
free labarers OF the South. Ii is idle, and worse
than idle, to expect on any other condition
than that Of making clear majority in the govern
ment, Of those who have no connections political or
otherwise, with the slave system. This can be
done whenever the free voters Of the north choose
to say IL, therefore, any suffer- complain, for
the Of protective tariff, their cwn is the fault
if they have not cut themselves loose from the slave
power, und done all they can to PROSTATE it.
The Tariff and Slavery.
None but the wiilfully blind can have failed to
learn, that while the slave power has repeatedly
procured submission to its demands by the promise
OF tariff, It has always in the end, cheated its de-
luded dupes oil the promised equivalent The same
game is now playing. Northern Wing papers urge
upon the advocates of protection, that the only hope
OF protection is from Southern w hig votes, and that
these can never be had while the North continues
the agitation of the slavery question Bnt we do
not recoect ever to have the alternative so dis
timely presented, The threat shameessy, so infa.
adp he A.
New York Express, shortly alter the Pennsylvania
ele cton. We have italicsed some portions:
"We observe that some of our Wing friends in
Pennsylvania, now, alter this defeat utterly despa
OF any change in the Tariff which will promote their
interests. This defeat brings no disaster to the
Protective Tariff INTEREST," for the Northern Wings
must have the votes Of Southern Wings to better
the Tariff, and these they never have until
Northern Wings willing to give tOeH as demand
| protection Kentucky, North Carolina, Louisiana
| Georgia, Tennessee, Missouri and Virginia, which
are give Protective Tariff votes, just as
much interested, may be wrongully, but nevelthe-
less lust as mrch nterosted In having their slart
property protected by the Federal Constitution and tn.
Federal Government as Pennsy lvania is in her coal
and iron. To have protection for herself Pennsyl.
vania must show disposition give protection to
her sister States. Protection. we repeat, mutu
aLny-a reciprocay-and the South haze their own
great interests 20 protect as well as the North.
3 Nov we ask the advocates of protection if they
| Teduy 10 COME 10 tuist ARE tney ready 10 pro
tect "save properly" as the price Of protection to
iron and coal, cotton and wooden goods? Are they
willing. by the cearest violation Of the Constitution
say nothing of the nexpediency and wickednest
ofthe policy, to edge the protection Of the Federal
Government to slave property, il thus they arc
sure Of .'belter tariffl''
We will not believe that the sincere anti.s
Wings OF Massachuset,s- and there are thousands
Of such, doubt not still connected with the Wing
party--are ready to sell their birth.right for this
miserable Of potage. To such we appeal
Remember man, interests secure who dares
not protect his rights. The party who surrren
ders Northern lights at the bidding of the Slave
Power, will never stand up bravely and successfully
for Northern interests.
few months ago, protection the most prom
inent Of The cardinal articles Of the Wing creed
Now, the leading Wing papers declare-you need
expect no taria-you can have unless you sanc.
ton the compromise measures. Those game papers
recommend the Withdrawal Of the protection Of salt
to punish the Syracusans for the Of the slave,
Jerry. And this, all over the country, is the Ian.
guage of Wing papers-non-agitao Of the slavery
quesfion-supp0r the Compromises. Auti.S avery
Wings! will you pay the price demanded Tor pro-
lection!