The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-05

these:-"Oh It WAS adesperate effort Of the old gentleman
to raise cloud Of dust over the revelations Of Hsskns
committee on the printing" sold Buck wants 70 play
the role Of Gen. Jackson but Old Hckoys boots are too
large" "Nen, he hadn't gone TO crying about It, he
would have done better He pleads extenuatng circum-
stances" federalism Why, Old Buck would have W
know that he Is every inch . king" "And the Douglas
men are laughing in their sssvesn "Wait till Hickman
reports the case back from the Judiciary Committee he
will make the fur ny from the back Of His Majesty King
James the First"
Such ordinations these from the republicans will
indicate their estimates and their purposes in this matter
resoute disposition to sustain the President, which
reminds US very much Of the spirit Of the party
in support Of Andrew Jackson when the old sent ia
his protest TO the Senate against their resolutions decar
Ing his conduct in reference 10 "the Of the de-
poss be derogaton OF the Constitution Of the Unit
ed states" That protest. after violent and protractod
struggle resulted the passage Of tho "expungng rsso
luton 5" and II Mr. Buchanan were now in the nrst, in
stead OF the last year Of his administration he would 10
competent upon this protest of biz bring about before
the expivaon Of his term satisfactory udg nent from
Covodes committee. A. it's, the issue win be carried
from this house before the American people and the
pluck Of oa Buck II ssfa.ing to be treated 2 msrs
his defence more formidable host than that which made
The republicans have two other measures, however,
upon which they expect to make some capital among
manufacturing and labsr States" Of the North These
measures are the free Homestead bill and new protective
tarir bin The Homestead bill has passed the House but
viii stick In the Senate will be knocked In the head by
IN Executive veto. protective tariff bill has been pre.
pared for the consideration Of the House. and viii be
passed by that body in for the the senate
this session. but there will stick fast because there
majority Of the Senate from the Southern and Western
States quite earnestly devoted to the new Napoeonic
policy Of free trade the to TO their
old policy Of protection.
And il upon this Of the tariff that the Cbarles
ton Convention will be compelled to look to New York or
the Northwest and not to Pennsyvana and New Jersev
for their Northern balance Of power Thus some snch
man Hunter In reference To New York or some snch
man ~ Brecknridge, or Lane, Andrew johnson AZ
Tennessee in reference to the West Mr. Guthrie h nm
posed to be popular among the iron OF Pennsyvsns
because OF his policy Of extensive use OF American
iron In the erection Of government buildings Of ali linda
and government vessels but the protection OF Aericsn
industry. - conprehendedin high tariff or e recon-.
mended IN the specific duties Of Mr.. Buchanan,
Is the thing for Pennsylvania But this i the
very thing which the Charleston Convention can
not he brought 70 sanction, and democracy must
provide way OF SUCCESS through New York West
The conservative opposition balance Of power in New
York still stands aoof from the republican party-the
opposition balance Of power in Pennsylvania has subsan
TALLY fused with the republican party under the engineer
Ing OF Gen Cameron, and tariff bill is the price
bich the republicans TO pay for IT, The Southern
free trade temocra who control the democratic party
WILL therefore, do better 10 consult the free trade
erca sentiment of New York and the Great West than
The manufacturing protective tariff sentiment Of Pennsy
yana, New Jersey and New England.