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| BRITISH EMULATION OVER THE AMERI-
CAN TARIFF--Nothing (says the New York
| Exp:ess) can exceed the Joy with whichthe
real, true-blue, out-and oat John Bull or
gans, over the water, received the announce
ment of the passage of the Tariff Bill OF
Mr. Mckay by the House of Representa-
| lives, Ii has ever been favorite gull-trap
of the Locofoco leaders and editors (and
one which they have set 10 some purpose,
too, more than once) to hold the Wing party
up 20 the country as the ''British Party D
but when did measure of theirs receive
such warmth of commentator, such costa
| cy of welcome in England, as that which
has greeted the crowning act of the Polk
/ Administration: the repeal of the Tariff of
1912? ..progress of Free Trade!'' "Res-
/ ponse from the United Stalesr' "The mo-
nopolists hoored!" "Lasiing friendship be-
tween England and the United States Sc
cure!" are hendings which CLEAN in all the
gloss of full-faced type from the top of ma
ny leading column; and never were such
demonstrations of sympathy and gratitude
towards ''the model republic" shown eiore.
Says one:


'.The Independence packet-ship, Capt.
Allen, which has SO often brought important
intelligence iron the United States, arrived
in this port from New York on Sunday
last, bringing the best piece of news which
she has ever conveyed to this country,
namely, that OF the passing Of the new and
liberal Tariff Of Duties on Imports, founded
on MIR. Walkers report, through the Ameri-
can House of Representatives, by majority
of Ia TO 95 votes.''


! And the same editor goes on TO say:
We conclude, from the confident assertion
of the free trade papers, as we'll as the hor
ror and agony OF the Ne1o York Ecpress
and other organs OF the Monopois party, that
a majority OF the Senate, by confirming it.
will enable the President to meet the lib
eral commercial policy o the British Gov
ernment in the spirit in which it deserve:
| to be met