New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-30
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From tn, T,-c. lrg Fop ~, E,enirs Poet Reg 20
Our s,nnch nelGhbor m, Tne iaigu'y Of protective
Essa,sS POI, employing tariff will presently become
vel earned influence In sop apparent sswr women
port OF early and liberal who have 10 eiye above sUo
settlement of the representa- for machine wlich he ssi
on qaeon Whist sSprag stress In Paris huys fr ~ IN
field and Hartford .pubcans g about 81 in our cur
touch ,sudrry and apooget encJ because VII be found
ic.v M, Pot glppie, the hitter having much
bouly ard concnstces. Wele 90 invest IN her machine
transfer article TO col wl easily underbd the iorme,
umrs and commend It's state IN the Trice OF hef wot and
nsnt Of the case 10 those market viii be filed with
Imagine that the movement, in ready made article, iromP.s
he saev dlsregsrded The rals OF American production
policy recommended by TIE 20 be made dp ia raI s ~
Po'i ths only one That can amsriean hesa fatal
- I.J al ,,,v,.tg 10 pre Inuriec extend 10 every
.eIslis power Tne country or am,1es a.
hay, made up their minds that oosbr, 10 dsprs re Re
there :sS Be gs s TO S Csy s S sSm5sd the
ofe.orng the Uaon be Contr.'s just adjourned TO
sro,o,sd aud there an be Impose tho country
mo- ronpste RESTORATION aniitsrR still ruoons TO
the southern asaia did this ~ was
their constitutional night opo'ed at the time With tbe
seats io Congrcss Ills as most corrupt motives and
Ths Posi- truly saws rs the whose object is 70
ge,on now before The the Soathern States out
nv mad s prudent wi.c Re III Congress until they
pnbhcans. oil OF every fssen thi, curse upon the
p,ry who desire the good Ofcousry-fhs rorkHs",n %
the country and can what f<rico do 10 hi hi,
Is Immediately necessary tolPsriyJfo Poso.
produce this good viii unite to Our p"OT could paw Eee
snd t Rrrss only meG over tnKsOu Bl the
vii Or the Immediate revenue that the Government
admission Of Southern repre- derives from daties on mater
enatl,es The warning th ais and Subsistence II they
eompsnied is not such articles their market
m no Republican Con Ia tho place where they
VII not nominate men fayOra cheaply made. we
bic TO this policy so much could create ana espo'. tno
the for the Republican neLas OF payment ten times
Party for will lie deserted With cheap lnd
by the mass OF tho people by could only have means
capal Of forming aud mpcnents at thor proper
The i'm cost The country could pay
nedaie m the couni s debt twice us easy anu
try There enough mod grow rich All the "he tNlee
rrse constitutional Ualon fast II only its industry ard
lJving In the land 20 elect It's trade were nee Bt thb
candidates who take their will be free Sit the Re
plac.s on the Union platform publican poieioHs hold
and II the Republican Party as Tor these are Iespe ee
psrty or m1liedv ltermined they openly de-
ndorss the policy Of All clare consummate their IN
cal dl,unonsis Congress, qutocs and r.rous policy
they will d serve aud invite aud they have resolved to keep
defeat what they may fal the States nat they DO
DO VIII be done by liberia
Republicans and patriotic
Democrats, united for tho tine
aud purpose.
We ask the reader T.. ftujy carefully The above
extracts from Yesterdays leading articles IL the two
aposta,e sheets issued in City. The Times quotes
The Fleming Post as Republican Journal anxious
for the success of its party this Fall and therefore
urging the nomination OF candidates for Congress who
will support the CopperJohnson policy of restoration
and readmssiou. IN, Post, on the same day,
attacks that party with intense magnity and
venom, because of its alleged adherence 10 the Pro-
tectve policy and says that fatal injuries must ex
tend to every " branch OF American industry if the
workiugmen of America do not combine to dspriee
The. Republican party Of porp'--to " hurl II ron
power sc, dc. For months past, no Journal in
America has more unscrupulously unfairly assailed
the Republican party than The Erening Post. whose
venOmous diatgibes are dnnsed through the Copper
head organs MS those OF a leading Republican paper
and used by the trcksters and rimmers OF Johnson.
ism as we have exhibited above.
Can the American People be deceived 10y these
knaveriesl
Tile Republican politicians" who We're Wings
and Proeciionsts OF old Proteetonists still, as
those who were Democrats and Free Traders are gen.
orally Free Traders STILL From Pennsylvania, most
Wings and Democrats formerly voted together for
Protection: as her Republicans .s1 DEMOCRATS do
now. No Wing aud no Democrat on becoming a
Republican, proiessed change fyiews touching Pro-
| tection and neither was required TO surrender or
modify bis convictions on this bead The Post has no
more right to ask TIE TRIDrSsto smOrs:e Free Trade
than have TO require The Post to advocate Protee.
| ton; and this truth is perfectly understood. Some
Of the best Republicans in Congress voted against the
Tariff bill Of last Winter, as some Of the strongest
Democrats voted for it--neither of them supposing
that his party ainites required him to do otherwise.
The Post alone denies to Republicans liberty to disa-
gree with it on the Tariff question, and makes the fact
that they do preteIt for assailing I've party which
uDjustly bears the odium fits suppoIW That The
Post assails the party OF Loyalty and Liberty we do
not complain; but that its datbes are sowed broad
cast as those of Republican Journal we do feel to be
cruelty unjust
The pretext for this latest outbreak is the fact
that Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines are adver-
tsed for sale in Paris (whence they cannot be eH'
ported to tn. country at price far below that at
which they are sold here. All Intelligent persons