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i. Union is composed. The protection il offsr'
il however, far less ample than that already afford
ed 10 sugar, produced bLs in states, or to cotton
nroduced in but states, or TO whiskey, which IS 9
70 o,r of not more than or 10 states.


The bill passed the House Of Representatives by
to6 ayes TO 95 noes. or The LOG ayes, 80 or 81
v,re friendly 10 the national administration. o.
n. 95 noes, SIS were Jackson, or Opposition men.
From the state Of New York, there were noes,
{ of whom are oppositionists From Pennsyya
D;a there we're noes, all Jackson men. From
delaware, / no. rM'LANE Jackson man. From
MARYLAND, 4 noes, all of them Jackson men. From
Ohio. / no, Jackson man. From Kentucky, z
noes. Of them Jackson men. From Indiana
noes, both Jackson men


The states Of North Carolina, Georgia, Louisi-
ana Mississippi Tennessee, and Alabama, we're
unapimou. in opposition to the bill Those Of Mas.
sachusetts Zone exeepted) Vermont New Hamp-
shire. Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey and
Missouri, were unanimous in support OF the bill.


The Jackson men from the middle states, who
Mad Two wears since voted for heavy duties cotton
and sugar, the products Of the SOUTH now refused
10 vote for lighter duties on wool, the produce oi
,be farms Of their own cnstituens. The Tennes,
sean. who, with Gen. Jackson at their head, voted
for the tariff on cotions sugar and whiskey two
years ago, now voted against the tariff on wool
Such is the influence Of patty spirit, among the
Jackson men.