, 1860-09-13
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DOUGLAS LATEST CHANGE.
It IL sufficient commentary on Mr. Doug.
las late change from q Fro Trader to Fro
ssctionist-a change jus. nsowed in "A speech
in rennrylva .ia-abat in all Illinois there III
not ono OF the j,urrals in his Interest that is
not q supporter Of the present tar'f policy OF
the Slam Democratic parsy--n't one. b.
eiuniue With The STATE Register, 1bs ATTEST and
1n,st intlu n:ial Of all the hand organs Of the
small G ant, mud running doHp tie list until
the distics: mud dingie5t Of tho many sheets
With which the interior villages are iufes.cd, ia
rsa-aed, complete npan mi'y ofeeDtiment on this
Tariff question is fou-d 10 prevail amorg tue
lo:. 4hsir o.e song, ''taxin1 lie farmsss for
tae bandit Of The c,t,on L,rds Lords Of .hs
I,om, rich Iron Mescra &c, !" is surg from one
end Of the sta.e TO the o!hcr, Without i e.
cordant note. 1t is Tie turo learned in 1874
aad kept up ever siEcs. Ne shall geo with
what grace they will take up, Mr.. Douglas'
lst'st s:ra:n and swear between slaves that
tary hare been Protective Tariff meu all thesr
lives. Tue Stale Register will lea of!
To all ta:iT men this summersault Of Mr..
D,us'aa' vii nppar 10 bo ouIy small elec-
tionc,ring trick for bolster;ng up falling
Cause in Pennsylvania wllsrs tariff is mcst
v,clfcrous'y demanded. That with tl,e memo
~ of his lifs l,pg opinions aud lis
many votes oa this susject, still alive, and
with Pcnasylvapia's experiences with Demo
cratic po3iicians untosgotien, this sudden
ehapgs will LumbuS asy tariff maa into CIV
ing hin vote, is NEST Improbable. That it
will have any other tffsct Than to excite con-
temp, tor ITO man whose principles hang upon
him as loosely as cloak, to 1e taken off when
the day grows hot, and put ou :. ;;.ia When the
thermometer GOES dawn, is no, llke:y.
THE PlkIACE AND DOtkANGEMEN.
II the Enstisn Governmsnt and protss1nnt
cause owe nrtling 10 the descendants Of tho
MIN who f,ukht st Loodonderrr, Limerick and
8 yne, a.d defeated and rut to dght Despot-
ism aud Catholicism; if Gr.a. Britain werc
no: herself Protestant, the supporter Of n
Protestant Church in Intimate alliance with
the Stale, the pret.rsiors Of the O1anscmen
Of CanaJa might deserve rebu-e al lie ha1es
Of the Psinee, VITO refuses to march under
their arches raised in lis honor. As t is, We
appfcbcnd that tue action Of th7 royal party
viii have cause to regret the decision at which
the Duke Of Newcastle las arrived. In this
cur ~ things ar, managed better; and hsd
the advisers Of the Pfipcs taken New York,
aud few Of tie larger cities Of The Republic
in his way 10 the l,sreaitary dominions Of his
fAmiiy, be would have learned What harm
less thing it is to permit a free people to have
1hair own way, aud would lava lcen b=tter
prepared t. hum tic NOTICES and pardon
tie &c cntric,t:cs oi Ills mether's subjects
in Canads, WHO hare, from their neigh
borhood, learned 10 ialitats tie free.apd-
go-ta.y maaIess Of toe States. Then he
coull have seea ttat Catholics, Prot
es:an:s O:aogemen ana Jcsuts Jews aud L.
1ls's may be turned loo.s together without
lloolshe3 % consequence, aud that their
badges an banners sEe SO many pla5tai'gs
which, il rot quarreled with CT laughed as,
viii, upon Stats occasions, be put aside. But
tbs err Of The Duke was IN tic superstition
that Canada is acolEer Ire.ajd and that wllrn
tho supporters Of the rival crec3s aad parties
mes5 I've sh !lal4hs are at once Introduced ard
tbs r,wds s-dow begi:s, When hs comes to
tia Uai.ed Stales tie may learn how the lLicg
is doue, aud 60 honlH will. lessoa a:qu:r:d
wh.ca may some DAY sSrvo him n good lurn.
In the m=aatine, VIE adalice the pluck Of tho
o:aaxemen with the picture Of Ki's William
OF their tannsrr. aud love of tretd dom in tteir
h4'r:s; and after what has happered in Low
CT Caonla, we shall he surrY 10 see them re-
ceds. Tbs Prince may, before lie reaches
lom- ct look a: tho foundations upon
which the British Government rests. Tic
sigh. will do him good.