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A aOOTd of caution to the People. gi The dimi-
mutton of taxes by the law enacted at the present
session of Congress, is to be the great issue, the
trial of which will absorb all political strife until


the meeting of the next Congress. Repeal OF this
law" is the watch word of whiggery. To effect
it, the old system of panic manufacturing is to be
invoked. Again we are to be told, as in times
past, that the /" canal is to become solitude, and
the lake desert waste of waters" This has ever
been the course of the federal capitalists OF the
country. When the war of 1912 was declared,
the ruin of our country was predicted. To insure
that ruin, their capital was boarded, and every OBJ


stacle thrown in the way of successful prosecu-
ton of the war. When the bank charter was We
toed by Jackson, again did the cry Of national
ia burst from the lips of the monied Federalists


To make sure that ruin, credit was sought to be
Cling with moderate means was told by the bank
parlor men," that five. had United States Bank,
MS means would be abundant and money plenti-
ful. And now, when the infamous act of l842 is
modified, The vulture cry of forthcoming ruin is
raised, and doubtless every means will be used to
verify the prediction Will an intelligent people
be humbugged by the designing few IN this mat
ter2 The experience of the past forbids the idea.
If the people remain firm as they didunder Madi-
son and Jackson. again will the country move on
ward in her majestic strides, alsifying the predc-
tions ofthe panic makers justifying the intelli-
gence,e and rewarding the irmness of the people.
The nabobsugar planters, the owners ofiron foun-
dries, and the princes of The loom, will all join
in the manufacture OF panics. The course pursu-
ed by the whig press of the North since the pass
ing the new tariff law, indicates that the wings
are at their old game. How long will it be be-
fore the monopolist finds out thatthe people have
intelligence to penetrate their schemes, and firm
ness sufficient to confound them2 Let the farmer,
the mechanic, the " back bone and gristle" Of the
country stand firm, and the shock which the pam
ic manufacturers are making will pass by as their
other fabrics in this line have passed. Ifthe peo-
pie be true to themselves, there is danger that
lessening their tazes s0iH ruin them. The world
has been so long governed by few knaves, that
even in this country the experience of sixty years
es are not 10 be saddIed, bridIed and mounted by
them. Stand firm, then Republicans. you who be-
lieve ia the intelligence of the people, and they
will Justify your faith Savannah Georgian.