New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

Iron th.t Will prevent theforcgn article from being soi
in our markets AZ cheaper rate than they aord 70
sell Iron Of their manufacture II their vote this
question iust now could change the present state of
thurr or affect a; s would have something 20 say
10 them by way Of counsel ia Rsr Congress rzs 70
Be elecsed, rel as ner PTesdeE', tasa 1sr rOss
Might serre their oGHss. But as ne Earv sdHd' Holr,
tRa nq Just rel rO,e for Pierce for S-0 Pierce
nth Democratic Congress may hep tken Scott with
Democratic Congress- can DO nothing for them even ad
uniting that he be disposed than Pierce help
thern-d question rhich re oc1Ho' decide
The Tariff, however, " not party issue just now. and
this circumstance helps 10 explsz the silence Of the po
hfical papers about H. There are Wing Free Traders,
ard there are Democratic Tariff men Merchants. and
commercial cities generally favorable TO Free Trade
nowadays Manufacturers, VINO suffer from the com
petition Of foreign artisans naturally in favor Of Pro
lection In fact, although the rivalry and opposition
engendered by party spirit, together with other crcu-
stances have combined - make Profession appear a. If
il were Whigmeasure, Il is no; Democratic states
men have favored Protective Tariff Tne system OF
protection originated with the old Republican party.
The Democratic party through it, President AMI Con
gress has repeatedly recognized the principles OF Pro-
tective Tart. Such tariff has more than come
from Democratic hands The Wing Administrations
Of Harrison and Taylor did particularly distinguish
Themselves in the advocacy OF a Protective Tariff.
Pennsylvania and other States interested in Protection
have tossed their voes with the utmost Indifference
apparently, from Wing TO Democratic candidates and
from Democrats TO Wings. tole-ably sign that
they considered their interests equsy sse in the han
Of either party
Greeley, and few other writers have hal something
to say about Protection and they have ven-grel 10
commend Scott on this ground. Among other publica-
tons which have been sent from The Iribvnt Office, Il
psnphlet, containing matter extracted from the writ
ing Of Carey and devoted 70 the Tariff question Ii has
been extensively circulated among lrlshmen aud Il l.
designed a. a Wing campaign document L. processes
10 ind in the Tariff question why adopted cit
zens should vote for Scott III tis Is a0Hsssss RDrse
4 roh oast eisr for Picoe for Scott he TdriTgEcs
tiop is simply Aro,rn acay. Ifyou ron work
ers or mechanics interested IN Pr5te1tive Tariff do
YOU know whG; you should dos Vote for Senator'S and
Rcpreseu,ftiy 70 Congress who sound I irif
Some OF them VIII be Whigs-Others will be Demo rat
Set their party polite aside and AK them II they be in
favor OF q Protective Tariff only AHm5Eg
IKE Grady rouid under erisiHg Circumstances, ask
10 his rOe for President on ne ground ~ Pro
tciiof or No Pro,ecfioR. For have said, many
Whes oppose Protective Tarif, and many Democrats
favor H. Then. suppOsing, for moment. thai
every Wig in America in favor Of such aTarif and
every Democrat against it, TIE naer = not heped By rot
fng for Scott For If he be elected, he viii have Dom
OcIac Congress 10 deal with, and no party or Wing
measure Of his would pass that body OF courss Your
Chief method Of redress IL vote for Congressman who
are in favor Of a Tariff
If Won cast your vote tor President next Tuesday,
under the supposion that il WI help your intsrests
yCu will be deceived and YOU deserve be deceived
II we were interested in Protective Tariff would
dispose II vote next Tuesday in this wise II there
were Congress- man. or even Governor OF Legislator
o. DE voted for. would ask him first II he be CJn-
servsiiyc md lastly If ne be in favor of Protective
Tariff If these questions be answered satisfactorily,
would vote for him. be- he Democrat or be be Wlig
Democrat snd Wing They mean
nothing. po-irvey ROhiRg. If you vote for Mr.. a.
bcc0Hc inc IL Wing for b because he i Den0erd'
YOU sss and yen doserye to be deprived of your
vote Vote, then for Consressmen who are also Tariff
men. You that II your cause do not prevail
in CCngrcss you will have in that body Representatives
If your interest and men who win do all they can to
advance IT, That Is, they vii il they be good men II
you have chosen bad men-i you have chOs n della-
gOguo 10 rcJrcseut your Interests and if they betrsy
you You deserve 10 be disappointed For President,
would vote for Pierce quite willingly for scott Not
that the Democratic candidate IA more IN inyOr OF Pro
teciivc TORN than the Wing csndiste L. But large
iOn Of the Democratic party s in favor Of Protective
Tariff Then, if Pierce be elected the executive AMI
legislative departments Of GOyernmcnt-presiont and
Congress will lie of party There viii be party
stres iCaou les betw the two departments and
70 whai the President may recommend Congress will
lie likely to appTOveiar more likely at oil events than
II the President were n Wing
Personally we are in favor Of n Protective Tariff
such policy appears 10 10 he by far the wisest poll
cy. Every man adopts that policy naturally, and If h.
do wiully and wickcdy inure the interests of his
neighbor he adopts il Justly in lis everyday business
Ii he can rHise his own vegetables, Kill his own meat
spin his cotton and weave his cloth, much
the better for him The vents he satisfy
without going cut Of his own house, the better it
Will be for him. Ii all men were re0iIy brcthren-wc
mean If Ill men fulfilled the commandment OF brother
Is Ovo-tlis would not be So But we must take m IN A.
they SeinsLners naturally lives IN ever man
Every man loves m, first, and next that H. Il gou do
not IN my hurt Bccidcs ever loves TO he
indcpcudcntot other men. Ii a man build his
housC XIII his meat, raise his -Ctahle5 SAT
spin his own clothes. he is nearly indcpcnd
cni Of his neighbour, sc, &c, &c.
Thus you see that the Catholic voters who
are favorable to Protection are told to vote
against the only candidate for President who
is likewise favorable, and who was placed dis.
tinctly on that ground by the Convention
which nominated him-being assured that the
Congress had already been chosen for four years
ohead-thOuqh hardly one-third Of the Mem
bers Of the nert House had yet been chosen,
and their term would last but two years. Nay:
they were assured that the Tariff question was
not now in issue, and that very little had been
said about il in the canyass-that only
common humbug like Greeley" would pretend
that the question of Protection has ANYTHING
to do with the Presidential canvass, Under
these aud like assurances the Irish laborers for
wages have been induced to vote almost solid
for Pierce, where every vote will count and
tell against Protection to the end of his term
az the shortest. IL is too late 20 redress the
wrCng thus effected, but il surely must be of
some use to expose It to the Indignation of the
duped and the apprehension OF the honest
throughout the Country.
pxRnER IN WrUSTEn