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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

The County of Hamilton (Which includes Gin
cnnati), Ohio, is just about equs in population to
our Kings County. which includes Brooklyn, city
fully equal in extent and population TO Cincinnati
In 1s56. these two Counties voted as follows:
buchanan. Fremont Fillmore. .iaf. Bueh
Hamilton. Ohio. ..l3,05l 934j 5,eS0 I5,G2j
Kincs. \. York .l4,l4 1916 s,6i7 Il, 1873
Anti.Buchsusn majority in Hamilton. ,g74
Anti.Buchsnsn majority in Kings......2,3l9
"A Union Anti. Lecompton ticket was formed a
few weeks since in Hamilton, and, in spite of
much wrsngling and some boiling, it has been
elected from top TO bottom by over 1000 majority.
Ii was predicted that German who was upon it
would be cut by the Americans; but he has the
largest majority in the list. The total vote, We
need hardly say is the largest ever cast in the
county.
Men OF Kings here is an example which shows
exactly what you can and should do. Say You WILL
and Do IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Mr.E. w. ANDREWS was on Saturday nominated
for Congress in the IXth District BY a CARLOAD OF
American boilers at Tarrytown, and, after declining
was pressed until he Ieconsidered and accepted.
This is all right. The wire-wOrkersO of this nomina-
ton will vote for Kemble now, as they would have
done in any case; but they will carry of no vote
that would have gone for Hsskin, and all they by
mistake, poll for Andrews will be so many clear
gain for lIaskn. SO let them go ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Have patience and all will be right in our appa-
rently distracted Congress Districts. We feel
sure that bat single anti-Buchanan candidate will
be run in each, ard that most Of these will be
elected. No effort will be spared, no sacrifice
grudged, by Republicans TO secure this end That
HORACE +. CLARK will be reelected from the up
town District, We feel as confident as Of any future
event, and bis majority will be counted by thou
sands All s we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

The Grand Jury have found indictments against
number of Corporation offcisls and contractors,
On charges Of frauds growing out of transactions
connected with the Street Department. And the
Recorder on Saturday, sent up to the Penitentiary
for four months M Richard Barry, one OF our
Democratic School Commissioners, for an unPro-
yoked and savage assault on Mr. Wolfe, perpe-
trsted in a house of i'll fame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

character needed uh;,ew.shiag. and, though that
be obtsncd was not Of the best sort, II - sucn 81
he ought to be thankful for.
Understand, electors Of the Isl District tAat
Arson Herrick think. Luther c. Carter noi nearly
~ it for Congress a. John A. Sear.ng. who s"ore'
in the wiett's Point Investigation. that. II ne had
piece Of property which the Government needed
be- would get hundred times IT, value II ne could
Herr.ok's preference was inevitable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

WashiNGTo>, Sa;gniay, Oct. 9 Ia,2
private dispatch from Memphis announce, IA.
burning 81 the mail steamer II. r. ". Hill. ruupn,
between Memphis and New-0reaas. The disps,cS
gives no particulars.
49, WAsHiSGroS, Oct. ~ 1854
Ihe statement that the steamer II. X. W. Hin h.a
been bnrut i perhaps mistake. oririn,tjpy IN "a
destruction o; The Ben Franklin at yick sharg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED Bt
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE \. Z. TRisusl.


FROM a sY>e-al Correronte,t
WASHINGTON, Oct. -, l-S-.
A special messenger will be immediately dis.
patched to China to exchange ratifcations of Com
missioner Reeds tresty with the Brother of the
sun which contamination will be gori6ed extern
siYely in the forthcoming Message, as an achieve
ment Of the peaceful policy. Mr.. Reeds request
for recall will be granted and he will return next
Winter overland, having first endeavcred to give
some practical direction to Perry's negotiations
with Japan, which thus far are wholly valueess.
Vice.Pre,ident Breckenridge qualified support
Of Douglas is received with much dissatisfaction BY
the Administration, aid will tend to revive the
former alienation with President Buchanan. Mr..
Breckenridge was unreseryed in deprecatng Doug
lass course last Winter, and went so far as to
involve separation of all relations but those OF cold
formality. This fact furnishes proof that Douglas
must have conceded something from his original
position.
The President finds difficulty in getting a sue
cessor to Gov Denver of Kansas who positively
refuses to withdraw his resignation, though ear
nestly solicited by the President to do 80.
To the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Oct % 1853.
II has already been announced that another fllibus
terirg ApedtOn would start for Nicaragua. Tho
following circular will give you particulars
MoslLE Oct. 10, 1859.
SIR: You are advised that the day November
vessel sill port for San juan del Norte She will
take any PASSENGERS and freight nat may offer for Nicaragua
n you persons your desire TO emyrse
Contra Ame, please advise Of 1t possible, In
that passage Be- secured for aud companions
vii b. well Tor 10 arrive here three tour days
vioUs 10 the departure. $500 ...
Your obedient servant, VIM WALKER
These circulars printed 10 neat form, en- not.
paper ard have been sent TO Gen. Walkers special
friends al over the country.
Gen. Paez has telegraphed Gen. Herrsn 10 say he
will be in Washington Monday Tuesday next.
The President has said no should be happy to
Gen. Paez, and il is probable such expression of re-
gard being known TO the Old hero-the Lion of the
Apure has induced him to visit Washington on the
eve Of his departure for Venezuela.
Late adyices relating to Mexico state that Nidaurri
had warned all Spenards to leave San Luis Potosi
within - hours, and that if any found there af
terward they would be treated in the enemys
camp. The Captain General Of Cuba had ordered
two vessels Of war to Tampico to protect the Span
iards. II is stated that Miramon was about to march
toward Tampico to attack Cara.
Private letters received from the United States ship
Dale, dated Aug. % state that the Dale would sail for
the Blight Of Benin, the Seth, ana return to Porto
Prsya tho last Of December The Vincennes arrived
from Madeira on the 29th having called at Porto
GraDde, and brought the mails She will I'LL up aud
leave Immediately for 81. Paul de Loando, and join
the Cumberland, flag ship All were we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

NEw-oRiksNs, Saturday, Oct. 2 lsa
The deaths by yellow fever in this city ye,,eci..
were -.
The Howard Association regret TO anaoapce tia,
the epidemic continues in fatal prrya,ence ara "a.
tiors the unacc imsted To keep axsv
Z. p SCHMIDT Pse.A..,
S'VAsN'h, saturday, Oct. % lss.
There Vas but one death from yellow fever in Ia.
oity yesterday.
There. were SIX intermeuts to-day, iaclain- four
from yellow fever. '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Lccomp,or policy has bcer rero-rna,ed b. his party.
On the contrary, the anti-Lecompton Democrat,
have been and are, opposed by the Administration
party more bitterly than if they were Republicans
Those who 30 no. wlIfuIy shut their eyes and ears
can find the reason Of this in the following:
THF UNITY O. PsETY.A S-< orr paper .st-s that
delegation Of SewYok Democrats r~o-niy called uPou Mr.
sri requested b. T. ndece h, Dante officials TO de-
- S, ~ 81 b Si IN v1S q is- nei sss VOID
have up IT, TIE D.noct.ey Of The ErnPe STATE
lis, the ury Of re Demo'rs parry must be pre-e,yes
Tie Charleston Mercury quotes the above under
TIE caption Of A Noble Answer" and says:
. w have M doubt Of the truth Of the above state
,,r, because il Is IL conformity with the views ana
positio1s taken bv Tie Warrington Fion, "heh We
published tew DAYS ago. To those "ao ia.ed aSa.ns'
The President for making as they caAec ~ war upon
D,ngIs.'-,o those who denounced his refusal 20 noW
DOWN to the treason and dicis Of thls srch deWa
eogue. as welcomes and tony, Tue rIeeiu9 1.
answer we suppose, will be considered ~ no'A,ne
sbort 81 dovpreht outrage. But to men VINO value
,-rcirie shove expedlency-who belong to the Demo
cratic marty because il is q thing OF prnclpes-"no
deepise the miserable sopLiStry and Teacner! oS
which the Democratic party was rent IN '"si' az.
the South defeated the Application Q. Nsnsar, ia
Winter 10 be admitted into the Union-Who nave
seen in the late elections how entirely these base Sc
ceders from the Democratic party although uP"1pS Y
Southern sympathzers. have gone over 10 tue p',
Republican party-the answer OF the iIesuent WI, W
received with tie sinceIest APPRECIATION snd JOY. IL Is
worthy of the great head of the Democratic party.
IL is as brave and Just a il il dignned 10 support
men "a members Of the Democratic party, who, with
the Black Republicans. reputate the decision OF tne
Supreme Court of the United States m the Dreh Scout
case and deny the rights of the South TINS case mas
afi1ned-who. last Winter. IN conjunction with the
Black Republican party, defeated the Democratic
nor,v in congress and now act with. its enemies
wonh be an abandonment Of all principle anu base
betrayal Of the South. l. would not keep t9getnf,
the Democratic party. 1t would speedily destroy
and gye II over 70 Northern faotonsts stripped OF all
cor.istercy aud all support from the south Rightly
and wisely, therefore has the President determined
that the unity OF the Democratic party should be
maintained on the great principles aud policy has
asserted ard if the seceders and traitors from II
choose TO 90 over to the enemies oi the Democratic
na,ty and defeat il, be il victory by party
against its principles, must be It's most deadly defeat
1T u ioh the President in his noble declaration
TIE unity Of the Democratic party must De pre-
.e~vej though every Democratic candidate ior Con
rres. il, New-York were defeated "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Dscourses will be delivered in the Rev. T.. H. Chs
pins Church, Broadway between Spring and Prince
streets, tomorrow Tuesday evening, Oct. %, on
subjects Of the greatest Importance to all women who
are interested in the improvement of the condition of
those Of their sex who are without the aid advanta-
gee Of high social position. Thousands of ladies will
be eager to hear what Henry Ward Beecher will have
10 cay on the subject Of the necessity Of mental culture
in women. We hope that ali who are anxious to go
will 6nd seats. There viii be charge for admission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
Arrivals from Utah.

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Oct. I1, 1853
Col. Waite, Capt. Whteall and Lieut.. Rich OF the
9Th Infantry and Capt. Dckerson, Assistant Quarter
master, have arrived from Utah.
The mail TO Albuquerque, New Mexico, by the 18th
parallel Of latitude, Lieut. Beales route, le Neo-
Tho, Mo, on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
The Case Of J. w. Dowu;,y

bOsIoN, friday, Oct. p IS5S
j. W. downing, on triai at Porsmou,h. " H., f<
tie murder ~ Mrs. Spinney was to-day found gailt.
Of manslaugh,er, and recommended 10 mercy M,
was sentenced 10 years imprisonment in the Sats
Prison.
Bosros, Oct. Il, 1873
There has been strong northeast gale a.. IA,
to-day, with thick and quite cold weather Tn. tids.
xere nn .nnllX HIGH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
Ntpf1erk DAILY Tribmne.
MONDAY, OCTOBER y. 1873.
TO cORRESPONDENTs

No'rotioe b. taken Of ymoas Comm
ever intended oT n.eun must o. y ~
ard s6dress Of the wriier-o' nece''sihS ''
ton, but q. guaranty for hi. good ATTN
". o.ppot undertake 20 re,urn rejected Communication
Business letter. or Tar TRIBUNE Ofee should IL 81 cases De-
a1dfe...d Z, UosscL GRIZZLY 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
SmunOsph Wreck.

ST. JoHN. n B., Saturday, Oct. q, IS)5.
The bark Flora Mare. arrived at this port from
Sligo, picked up on the 18th inst, lat II Ion 50 90
thirty-nine barrels of 6our marked in cr:e, d.
line NIL. FuIay. Robinson, and Prussau Mill, aud u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Mr. GEORGE BRIGGS has card in our ad'er-
tsiDg columns. TO which We invite the attention oil
our readers. Ii seems to US that ne has offered
everything fair aud reasonable, and that II the
D;.trict should be lost the fault will mol be his.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
The California Overland Mail.

ST.. LOTS, Saturday, Oct ~ io'c.
The overland California mail OF the 9th UT, four
days later, has just arrived. No papers came 10 hand.
Arrangements are being perfected by when regular
newspaper exchanges will be established between 81.
Louis and San francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
EHOnDiCide.

ALBANr, Oct. u, lSss
quarIei occurred in saloon last night bs,wee,
partsans of Morrissey and Heensn, growing ost AZ
the recent fight. Owen Curan was stabbed by ma,
naued Turner and his wounds are matsl Tuner
sted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

The ladies' connected with St. Lawrence Churco ~
bold Fair a, Hsrwood Hal, corner Of Fourth Ave.
and Eighty sixth street, YOrkvilie, coumsnc''s
day, 18th, and continuing during tho week. iot
pose Of assisting their pastor to complete
dwelling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

There are those who still keep up the parrot cry
The Kansas struggle is over" The Lecouptoo
"questioa is settled" in full view Of the fact tina.
no Demoerat wAe oppos.d to the end the Presidents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Smith & Co: Also. hatch aud piece 81 decl ,..L
and saw at the same time part ~ maaheS ,,.,
hcoped. and about en.een inches IN c.An-s.r 49,.
po-ed TO belong 70 a vessc, Of about GOO tuna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
The aggregate vote of Pennsylvania on Congress
is shown by The Philadelphia Bulletin to be as fol-

lows:
Reoular Oppostion. 100, 1913
Anil ecomptou Democrats % AZ
Reoular Democratic l46, O3S
1908
Sfreiobt American OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1856
Eeonlar Opposltion over regular Democratic. Al55
The With (Hickman's), With CLANCY JOnes's),
XXth (Montgomery's), and MILD (Pursance's)
Districts are those in which the votes above counted
as irregular were cast. Taking the votes on the
State Tickets for these, and giving the Congress
sional vote in the others, the Opposition majority
must exceed 40. 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
81 SEWING MACHINES.

APe,crTcaL FAsILY SEWING MACHINE 'oS p.
p.,aiDs FIJI equsl work No missing 81 HpPAS o. s--ne''
No ge,iipa out Of order. Anybody can use AZ
everybody will have IL.
(sceur.d by recent grant of Letters Patentb
E.ei,sye RIGHTS States aud Co utles VIII ~
rasod reach Of enterpsug business i "a
portion Of the Territory ,sdy secgred) 49, A.
The rropteors IDENTIFY feel they no" place before tue
r.hi hs greatest for profitable Investment ever
taed. SEWING ooLtailng the requisite qualities,
which by II, astonishing simplicity andlow cost viii once %
20 the ma.es who have been snxOusy waiting Tor the Ma
chine 20 come within their grasp.
Parties wishing - purchase are requesta 70 ca a. occ @
.uxs this most wonderful achievement sud secure monopoly
Of the State county desired -
EOvELTY IS SEWING MACHINE CO@PANY,
Office BARTLETT Co,
Needle Manufacturer No. Al Broadwsy,
corLer Csnalst, \. I.
Call or send for circular with cuts Of Ma hines. SO
We uLderszned having opeIsted aud vnesed " he ia
opersOr the Novelty Patent rs Self aiding FANNY oc"
iss take pleasure IN assuring the public that t' ma
chine that claimed for IT, aud would ask for IL tle I'M
eoste Of ell those Interested IN paciug 50 uef az
sltice the hands u and family in aud
Rev Ii. J. Fox, AsLlsnd Ins,tate. y. Y,
r. Z. RvDD, Rome N. \,
CHas. CLARKE, Passaic, n J.,
J. r. RoCEKs, New Haven Conn,
X MoRoSEy. Montgomery Ala.
W. J. ROBINSON. Pembroke, Nc.
A WICK COuinba ;. G.,
Dr. DASL. AsHBURy, Charlotte, $. c.
HAIRY FORD, Jamaica w. l.,
HrNRY 4. ABoRN, Boston,
q. TiLLsOS ALDy>, Brooklyn,
WI. CgEIG. Lodi, N. j..
Joss p. FISHER. Peru, ILL.,.
And p.Ly Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
Sailing OF the NOva-Scotian,

MONTREAL, Saturday, Oct. %, 1853.
The steamer Nova-Scotisn sailed from Quehsc a, 10
O'Clock this morning for Liverpool, with l6i pas.
senceTs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Schuyler Putnam grandson Of Gen. Israel Pat.
nan. died in Elyris last week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
PAPER LANDINGS.

PAPER HANGINGs.
THOMAS FAVE g. CO.,
No. PSI Broadway, New York, -, .
Ar, now receiving their store tor the Fall te largest
.nS ,,c., complete assortment of every style OF
PAPER uASGisGs AND DEcoRATioSs
Ever offered in this market,
.e for the city consumption well as te country
sndr,rd. decorating their houses and merchants pur
sss.ina Tor country trade, invited to examine ihe
stock aud Prices previous 70 purchasing elsewhere
0''N~ s THoMAs FAYE Co,
Impor.ers and Manufacturers of Paper Hanging
A''' - - New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

WHEELER 81 WILSON'S SEWING MACniNEs.-
We prefer them for family use" IN L. Iribune
Row style, price, go =, .a,, A. w..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
IADD. WEBSTER d Co.

LADD, WEBSTER q Co,
Late Hunt, Webster Cob
TIGHT STITCH SEWING MACHiAf,
20, al manufacturing and family Use p,ieIaOie 70 any
othef Machine No 400 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

Iecomrton in Italics An,Le, onIpt0n Democrats IL
& ,plr,l > the rest, regular Opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

GROVER g. BAKERS CELEBRATED FAMILY
BswiAS hAcHlNEs-No. 495 Broadway.
NV STyLE-PRIcE $50
"GrOver Bakers Is the best" Amer AgrlcntnIi5r'
"To all OF which The Tribune says Amen" N T. Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

RIcH DIAMOND JEwELRY AT kErAiL.-Dla
mono Rings Brcastpius Bracelets, Earrings &C.
IS PER cEsT BELOW RETAIL PRICES
~ ~ DAvIp R.iT No 4O5 Broadway. up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

LADD, WEBSTER a CO.,
(I.ate Hunt, Webster Coz
TIcHr STITCH SEwiSGMAc,fNs
For all purposes and family preferable 10 any
marl 46g Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25
TREES AND PLANTS.

p.vyoxn corner of Fulton and Nassu sts having com
etd the largest stock semens clothing o the 81 ever
The pubic 10 their prices which narSele even III these
cheap times.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-28

We learn from 4 negbboriag print that thi,
sestisman, who was last year the candidate Of
the siIaight-Americansl for Cove nor, sstants ex-
actIy where he did last fall. ll."-That is, il words
bavr any meaning, that be is ready again to be
a candidate IN opposition 10 the onion ticket,
and take the stump in order TO defeat it.
To rs, and we doubt not the great mass of
The Republicans, il a ma;trr Of little moment
~herc be stands. His position only derives I'M
portance from the fact Of his having been the
candidate of the Stsaght-Americans last fall.
having PoIIed $4,000 votes in a poll ofsome
200 But if he and bis then coadiutors
choose 10 play the same game again, let them
do 50, and see what they will make out of it
A'orristo'rn FIRE. Press
From the above i will be seen that the Ha-
ziehnFst men are held IN utter contempt by the
Abolltjonis's. This, however, is not at all
strange, as The men who cul Fillmores throat
IN 90 and who voted for BRiTlsu-FRuE- TRADE
WH3ioT il 81, must necessarily have soyer-
eign contcmpt for all honorable men. What
say the 400 Haz!ehurst men OF Bedford county!
The "RePublicans" say it is s.ofIjttIe moment
cbere your lalc leader stands. VIII you tanely
5rook an insgil like that2
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-28
DEHaG0GUES sELFIMPALED.

/; is customary when new States are admit
into the Union, for Congress to make them
grants Of lands, which was done bnt recently in
the case oi Minnesota In accordance with
this custom, the English Compromise Act pro-
poses to give The State o! Kansas, If she agW &C.
cept ttea2, certain lands, salt springs, SC, &c.
This the Aboliiionists denoance as "bribe"
70 the people Of Kansas 10 induce them 10 ac-
cept the LecomNon Constitution. Now, If
this be a ''5ribe, then every AboIiilonist ia
Congress voIed for just such brjbe, for the Crit
tenden Bill and the Montgomery Amendment.
their pet measures, both contained tie same Of
Eers Of land to the people of Kansas tIatare made
by The EogIish Compromise Act. The howl
ing Of The A5oIitionists concerning this ALLEGED
"bibe2 is another instance of denaeogues i'm
falng themselves. Just like the Abolition or
gan's dennncations OF the new Usurv Law, pas-
sed by Abolition votes, the curses of the Kansas
shriekerS concerning this natter recoa upon
their own heads
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-05-28
"PR0TECTl0N'' OF AMERICAN IN
DUSTRY.


Among all the convenient political catch.
words relied upon bv the hybri9 factions oppo-
sed tothe Democratic party, 10 dupe atd de-
i ceive the honest aud unsaspecting % thrr own
injury, that OF Protecting .fmericqa L45or is
the most specious as well as the most hollow
aud hypocriical. Those who Use this can.
4 phrase 50 glibly and so frequently, care only
lor the .aJoring classes as the farmer does lor
I his beasts Of burden, as they may baPpea 10 be
I profitable 70 them as drudges and wealth pro-
ducers. What they maaa by protection, is pro-
tectng handful Of wealthy manufacturing
noaoPollss, protecting capital at the expens4
1 q labor; this no sensible person viii deny
I Tie leaders Of that party have not sinyD4
/ priucipie in common with the true Interests Of
American industry, no sympathy whatever
with The wraiih-crtatiag, or producing classes.
has is tact too notorious 10 be disputed By
any one.
We propose 10 test the sincerity Of these GEN
iiemen ii their professions oi friendship for the
working Glasses, Let as have rcaL system of
protection, II sye are to have any at all, and rot
a hyFocrIiiral sham, hollow ple,ence, mere
mahe-54lieve. Ia The FIRST place, let the tariff
be 50 modified as that all duties shall BE- taken
oil Of every article OF necessity now used bv
the laooring classes, and the duties greatly in
creased upon such articles OF luxury as are rz-
clasiyely used by the idle and wealthy classes
who only labor to collect that which Tie toilers
have earned. Then let direct fax b. levied
upon the whole property OF the, country. f9ot
upon labor, for labor must be s,prot4cled1 a.
gainst all the burdens Of taxation as well a.
by tarii.) in order to raise an immense fund
out of which the aborer shat! receive his ono-
Ia every Saturday night-say four or five do,-
lars each week for each individual. This vonlJ
be tangible "protection," +" and would amount ,o
sometbing,besldes' hollow cant and unm4aoing
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