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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1861.


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RAR, 9N TAM 8 tss, MMxzfeaaS ~ = faS4ERT a Wv I'M
IN t1,e nr5ncip1e that sspna Ieniepade Is
.,,1aa :tta;, I'm Turk. The NeR York Tfmes
ha,x, ,eetcllinsed the old HNnnst hi III abuse
sct MISREPRESENTATION Of tho new tariff.
II has became utterly reckless. IN its state
1aents, and IN Its bind ftrV t,a7p NOT the
aliRhtest regard to facts or:probabaSties,
So The Timer cla1norx for the immediate fs--1
neS or The Mori:iIfT d fariiff and liz enact
untentof q uniform !; rate Of, ,16:s sDersceut, I'D
ralorem On eyerY .tiiinez.:=-ocir, ARTICLES now
q 4atff1nftfEi M -free. IL tex and coffee and On
1,,vnries Tint 1,avn ALWAYS Maid 1areeIy.
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-suoh as torefEh-tt -ttQooIs. Cuoef sucA.
tariff eas. the 1Fuae5 PROPOSES, the General
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enough revenue for its support. The re-
naming thirty millions would have TO be
Borrowed, Or assessed in the shape Of di--
rect tsxes upon the property Df the people
:ofsueh States as would submit to- the>oner-
oua exactlon, It may be taken, for granted
that il could not be collected, The people
I'm nas,e would resist The oppressive impo-
sitIon. i: ~. :',:>' >. ~. =. -.
3 The Times must then fall back On bor.
rowing. Is that q nroner or statesmanl;ke
xay to s11stain a Governments Govern
ment which u,ust denend ~, money sharks
IN E;tn If alonr will anon have navned its
lat n3e1pi. nsed nm ;ts credit and col-
1.naea. which is the fitting and If sueh an
administration.
=%a One or two statements IN leading arti-
Gle of the 29th ult., we will briefly notice,
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!: We resisted the passage Of the new tariff
upon the very grounds ttat aIe nov aimoss 5
that II Tonld alienste he border States; lose
u the sympathy Of Europe, ana apoxe 81,
iry. wi becaase ] it could not ID be enforce enforced.
The resistance Of the ,1smss to The pas
sage Of the act was veryleeble; it scarcely
raised its voice 10 a whisper.
As to wa1ienating the border States" it
is fact that the Union men in Congress
from the border States, almost in body,
helped to prepare and then to pass the bill
:They were as heartily in its favor as the
Union men, of the Northern States. The
Disunionists South, and their active allies
North. were hostile 10 it. And it is not
true that its passage has alienated the
Union men Of the border States, or is likely
to do so, The best and most enterprising
class Of people in the. Border States have
lung desired to enter more actively and
largely into the business Of manufacturing,
and thew hailed with pleasure the enact
ment Of the Morrill, bill. as afIordinr Them
anne measure If nrotec!ion in their pro-
nosad business IF the Rorder States h.
come a,ienated fron the North. some other
reason will have to be given for it than the
false and f1imsv one invented bv the Times
The next objection il. "that it Ei1l lose
M the sympathy Of Europe" We supposed
that Congress legislated, or ought to, for
the benefit Of our oun ueopie and Govern
,nent and mi FIR Enrone The tariff Of
1919 raa considerably h;cher than the new
mo ond vat we retained uhi,a II er;sted
ahout III the 4sv,n Datbv Of En- one' that waa
necess.,v for our wants, The Democratic
tariff of 1a4e aVera cad % h;eh as the art of
1881 and nnf1er # me reta;ned abundance
n q E,,rona,n svmnathv, ,.Dut II r;11
q r;o1d ra;tbor raran,,e mr. ,,rotect o,,r IN
dnstrv becanae itcan mt he > enforred " do.
.,o~a. 10 ,ncn1,,;or. oro., of tho fnro;an
;mnor+ors Wv ran II mt he entarced
.raro IT +ha ra,anro of7ioars 10, ruooaes.
fni1r co,,ect & nov cant xphv not ao ve,1,
The emnoglers u;,r ,nn in +he;r oroods
a,d cb.s+ a. cor.rrrn.n+ a,,,a the ~
hatween The nn;o,, and secedsd statos -
+hs onewar In ra,1r - t1;e ,ra .sI hor-
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A., 1;na MOI, .+,a+ohoe . M, -, s1o~s.