Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-10-27

5tion OF MI. flerce VIII DC worth millions to
Manchester and Birmingham Isl sof 1
may be wrong: but ! believe Irishmea are
mot fond Of British parties, nor Of parties ad-
vocated by British tories. Win you not, not
Nor my sake. but for the sake Of truth, that
Irisbmen may know who they arc serving,
publish what these English papers do say;
also what Mr.. Meagher said about British
policy in 1S47 ? Let rs have the truth in
brief, and oblige
Yours, &c, JOHN McDERMoT.
ra s The Proof.
nG%Tho triumph Of the candidate Of the
Democratic party, brought forward by The
mcn Of the South, viii secure. probably for
ever. the ascendency of liberal commercial
principles and il Lord Derby. should be.
|ncxt year, disposed to take the American u.
riff for his model, we have little doubt that i.
will serve to remove the last illusions Of tho
protective system from his mind. In thisr re-
|spcct, and on this point, VIC take Gen. Pierre
TO be fair representative Of the Of inions Of
Mr.. Calhoun and, Us such. ra'udblc practi-
cal ally to the commercial policy Of this
country London Times, July 8.
nl-We are without information Is to TIE
views Of Gen Pierce on the subject Of coop
Grafton with England; but We cannot say
that We feel any apprehension on the point.
and We shall await the final election not with
but share 10 the confidence Of many friends
that Il will result well--Lordon Leader.
n6a~The election Of Gen. Pierce viii. a
|auy rate. prove that the Democratic 'na3or-
|ity, whatever may be their differences ore
unanimous in their testimony on behalf Of :
liberal commercial policy and any Govern
meat he may form will be one on which this
country may rely for cfectnal co operation
10 reducing, wherever practicable existing
Experiments to international intercourse.
Manchester EuGminsr.
"The two parties Of tho Republic. Wing
and Democrat--that il. Conservative and
Progressive Protcetionist and Free Trade
sppcar to have marshaIled their forces, and
selected their candidates for the coming eec-
zion. EVERY ENGLISHMAN, of almost
every class .REJOICES IN THE EXPEC.
1TATION FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE
DEMOCRATIC PROGRESSIVE FREE
TRADE PARTY."-Lo London Dispatch
September 5th, 1852.
From Blackroods Magazine for July.
"Thc manufacturers Of America CANNOT
EXIST UNDER CoMSHrlrIox WITH ExoLAsp,
WITHOUT 4 HIGHER TARIFF; and the simple
Question is ,rhethe- manufacturers shah
cease or not. -
Rep lERCE and the British ALLIED
together TO DESTROY the manufacturing
Industry Of our countryl Frecmen Of tho
United States you who desire the INpEPEs-
PENCE Of this land from British porer. can
lyon join 10, with British papers and South
Carolina hulli6ers. to crush the FREE LABoR
|ot our people, that "British manufacturer"
|may have the ascendancy by the election Of
their favorite candidate PIERCE -a3G
|PIERCE's VOTE ON RIVER AND mAkRCR
June 2stb, 1884, Harbor and River Bill.
|appropiatiug 1872, 1887; opposed by Frank
Pin Pierce. approved by Andrew jackson.
March Sd. 1885. appropiating &64S. ll9;
opposed by Franklin Pierce, approved by
Andrew Jackson. Mg fa
July I'd. 1886. appropiating $64S 10; OPP
posed by Franklin Pierce. approved by An
drew jackson.
March Sd. 1887. appropiatius 81 ,s74,722 r
opposed by Franklin Pierce, approved BY
ANDREW jackson.
July 7th, 1888. appropiating 81, 469. Jos;
opposed by Franklin Pierce. dPprored BY
Martin Van Buren,
August Sd. 1916, appropiating 81 .2S3.-
45O opposed BY all the New Hampshire
Democrats Senators and Representatives and
retoed by james X. Polk !
hag-Now, what sophistry, what pettifog-
ging, what downright lying ven can explain
away these PLAIN FACTS? Here is the RE-
CORD evidence OF FRANK PIERCE'S hos
'ihty TO EvERY River AND Harmon BIIL
passed during the Congressional term. FovR
Of these were approved and signed by An
DREW JACKSON. and the pIyrn BY
MARTIN VAN buren,, both .Dems-
cratic" Presidents-G1a