From the Pennsylvania.
TRICKERY WELL-EXPOsED
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y The Albany Atlas thus neatly dissects the purely
political designs Of the wings In regard to the tariff
and although the advice is intended for the democ-
racy Of New York, it will do very well for US of
Pennsylvania:


"lf there be a democrat in the State who has not
already turned his attention to this feature of the
political movements of this day, let him take the
time, and simply throw himself in the way of a
few Of the whig politicians. Let him make him
self an attentive listener, and he will learn what
ruin is impending over the country; how perfectly
the sympathies of lawyer of whig politics are


identified with the interests of our iron masters how
aensitvely alive the feelings Of doctor of whig
politics, to the interests Of the wool growers and
manufacturers Of woolen cloths; how perfectly clear
ly every whig politician see the perfectons of
the tariff of lS42, and the destructive influences
be exerted by the tariff of 1886, and how exactly


they all will agree that all the apprehended evils will
be averted, If the wings carry State at the
next November election No democrat need spend
many hours of his time in this quiet and profitable
exercise, before he will be convinced that most of
the excitement, and distress, and panic, which now
prevails upon this subject, is purely POLITICAL and
that the respectable manufacturers really interested
make little noise and little impression among the
crowd Of political panic makers, which the period
Of the year has called to the field of their accustom
ed lsbors."