New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-22
CousspoAeence Of ThsN Y Tri5ns
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and Col. Benton.
CousspoAcence Of The Tribune
WAsHISGroS, Saturday Jan J., 1854
There Is 10 important topic OF discussion
existing OF arising during the year Of our Presden-
a election, tat az be kept out Of the vortex Of
that election.
The TarlI, which IS iaiugs are stands The small
est possible chance OF being ams1ccd a. the present
session, could stand absolutely zone At all but lOr
the fact % It's being the Presidential year. The re-
cent PeTnsy'yaI "A election as in grea. measure
canned By promises OF the Loco-Focos that the iron
interest would certainly reeve attention a! this
sesson. ard Re revived D. hisher duties. Il IS not
tie Erst tine iaA, the honest voters D, that state
have been led 10 give their votes for the promessO
pay OF LOco-Fo Geo politicians in the shape Of drafts
on future Congresses. Ahi as they always have
been protested heretofore /. vas hard ~ make them
20 current at the last election. Yet they did pass
thousands IF iIs,sBees-not readily, bit for the
reason that there promises we're accompanied With
the declaration that If the PeHnsy Iron interest
was 20 be helped 2, all q, must be By Loco-FOco
votes, for the Whgs we're powerless IN bosa
branches. Gov ssl,f volunteered 10 cone down
to Washington % az IN the redemption Of these
promises, and viii be along by-snd by. lie vii! en-
force the necessity Of fui6ilg them BY the signa-
cant declaration that Peany lgania Loco FocOs have
been cheated 50 often on iAis point .ha, their i0f-
bes-ance Is exhausted ani that the STATE is a5so-
lutely and Trecoysga5,y gone At tie next election
for President, unless something is done ior The Iron
interest. This is tsnonsua,lOn the free traders
viii vince under. What more, We shsii see nbea
the time CONES
This consideration, We may say IN passing IS he
only one that IS likely % have any influence 10 The
2 49,
have faith even ~ .ts potency TIE presen, Ia
thus Just about certain 70 stand si,hous change
FOX sometime 20 come. The segeaty.6ve millionsd
gold we are arruslly producing in California Sc
cures ns sgains. the commercial feyulslon TIA, tbs
Tarif would have bsoggl, upon rs, and Ia, ourinr
mense impora.iors would almost seem certainly 70
insure But this reTgisiOn IS indefinitely Postponed
while We can dig out Of the ground beneath our
feet treasure enough = square 10 our annual for
eign Commercial balances California ,aas saves
The Tariff Of 1916 Ard saves he coan.ry from inc
hishs'rl collapse Of is pecupi4ry concerns tbs.
would have resulted rom dear.h o. coin to pay for
cur wasteful lnpoFtaiions
California, which should be, IS the Treasure house
Oh me nation, the source OF immense al ylntage 10
our various interest BY stimulating lhe industry Of
the country, BY Developing rs resources, and BY
swelling to an slmor: boundless extent he material
prosperity Of or people doe, nothing FOR the coun-
~ tut act as male-He ght against the depressing
Influences oflte Tara Of 1916. California saves us
from revulsion. CalorE.a saves US from the effects
Of the overwhelming tie Of foreign iDp)rtstions
California pays our foreign balances. California
The Fosiunatus pune which shields from tas
natural efeois OF our sQendthnft career It sour
National goose laying golden eggs, AGd so allow
an almost perfect impu2iiy in national eI,ravsgance
and "Asleiulness for the tine being Bu. California
does not increase our heaps Of ingo,s, I. does
lot promote AasEc1n enterprise. or deysop
American resources 4 does not erect manafscse
Ti's, and ouidup villages, towns, and cities 1t does
sci diversity neusTy and employ labor In any Of inc