New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-24

.,dthat 4 was exp-dient that Congress saould
4 exercise such power Sb'neser such improvements
| are necessary for tn common dei~nse-'o1 ' ne
| nrotection and facility of commerce vim 'o'e'su
i ,atIons or among tn States-ssid improvement
| being national and general IN toelr cbaIacte,'
| understand Mr Pierce to su er-adH 70 I!i7 ao''o
do time |, nro,.o 70 thu effect, that the waters
on which ,bes. improvements are proposed 30 be
made shall be saH and that thy shall be now
by fides Tie has, in Ell, ct declared that Tue
depth Of waters to ot improved, nor their cap toI
~ for trade among the states, forms no CT -
fora just demand upun lrdrral protection. i
political bist'Ty collected from ms ~ 20
in Cor gTess, no less than from his Ic.t az
the Committee OF he Convention, accspphs u
nomination TO the 4 esd ncy in the tfrhI oo'
forth in the platform. furnish tvifen;e "a r.
tlity to ali thu prominent measures *n i ;eo,oye.
Western prnsp INV Of 0hIch i9te'n" Up
ments and domestic industry are INC ii''' mp
fant. o.;,;o,I
Asa Western man therefore, and as an ORG MAJ
,.nk,on naoooo,"t 90 friend to Internel In
nroyerents sod 10 the prote ton ana eocooI 's1,
mt n, An, r,can industry. cannoS dho "iI'
30 srno,,, scb a man A. Fra Kim Fierce Tor the
Presidt ncy. And ~ ihrre IS no" ouV wv i1pr
cent candidates before the American P'ooie-
rAmsly. Gen. Winfield scott ana tfahNh fietce
enc oI rbom wit necessarily be elected tue
-, p,".;oent. shalt most cheeriully and freely
- ,,v vote and Influence to Gen Scott | be-
f.. b;,. by far the best Democrat Of the tao,
and one whom every friend To the West paTticu-
lsrIy. and to Internai inpr,vs rnent., and 70 tse
urotsct,on and promotion OF American Industry,
ought 10 prefer and 20 cordially support.
Nv ssmD1thieS have always been With hon.
est men, aud with genuine, old-tGshiOned DrIoc-
rscy. sm rot progressive loco oco, and the
Editor Of The RrpOrtcr ought 20 know the tifisr.
ence that believe eEists between the doctrines
Of Democracy and those OF Loco FOcoism, for
sometime since | repeated TO him, IA substance,
the folio wing:
"The advocates Of true Democracy always act with
pure and upright motives ana Ia tbs selection OF men
the adoption Of measures they stye for sucn as
calculated 70 enhaAce the welfare Of the VII Die
country and the great nlass Of the people. Honesty,
fdbfuinsss, ard UnsWefsing Integrity as well as CO.
breed cspscy, have ever oeen considered as essen
tlss upon the part Of their ocofs, and no true Demo
eTst shod ever knowingly support such do not DOS
&c these qualifcau On tne nirsry Loco tJco'
Inn selects such men and adv cstes such measures &c
VII insure ihs leaders the seven prns PIES referred
10 BY John G. Calhoun, 70 wit: Tho i've loavos and
Two h'hes"
The tried and faithful Democrats they discard
unless the y will at ths detection OF klng Caucus,
make party spirit and party Discipline, the ne pms
Mira Of their principles, stanong ready at the
word Of pa ty command 10 advocate any and every
thing to secure the spoils Of office, not heading
The claims Of fitness Of tired and fai'h'nl public
servants. They substitute party PtaljormS Tor
the constitutions, Ia rs and established usages oil
their country, end all VINO will not sustain these
platforms are con, der as snit TO be the recipl-
ents OF public fVors.
T,usting that nv position and views may be
fully understood, and with The warmest wishes Tor
ments and for suitable prott ction and courage
ment TO American Industry,
ROBERT LUCAS.
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