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The National Journal, of yesterday, says, that
if is understood the Committee of Manufactures
is Anti-tarriif ;'--it is thus that the terms of the
&C smbnation'' formed last winter at Washington
begins to develope themselves. We think it full
time that the people should shake off the lethargy
that would palsy their powers DISCRIMINATION, and
bind them to policy at once at variance with their
views of state and individual good.


A DURLESQUE-ltwi will be perceived by the
allotment of Committees by the newly Jackson
Speaker that the Honorable John Randolph, Of
Roanake. has been appointed Chairman Of the Com
mittec of Ways and Means. When will wonders
cease Had Mr.. Stevenson made his selection
with the sole view of embarrassing the government
in all its financial operations, he could not have
been more successful. There various consde-
rations which should have forbade this selection
among these, the circumstance Of Mr.. Randolph's
utter arcrsion, # entire incopoc'tytor business
his determined opposition to all the most wholesome
measures of the governments and above all, his In
delicate and unmerted attack upon the repered ia
ter of the present Secretary OF the treasury,
should have been conclusive on the subject.