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Now that the Tariff of I842 has been rsd,.u,
and modified, whatdo we hear from the FsdoEsI
leaders in this State Their cry is, the coun,rv
tmeanlng, of course, the Manufacturers, will ~
ruined and ye. when this same Tariff was nossod
IN 1912 everything member from North CaroJl.
na' with the exception of Edward stanlv, Eso
voted against it -4'
Again, The Tarif:taxes of the people have
oeen .Sn reduced specifies and .miuimums bovo
been abolished, and the true system of ad ,o,o,sr,
aoop'eo IN the new Democratic Tariff the into
rests OF the Farmers and aborers have baer ooS
suited for the tax on iron, sugar. and salt bas bo w."
greatly cut down but still wbieoerv :. -"
satIshed. 1t cannot bear to see the Farmo,. 10
laoorers ofthe country benefited BY the action ~
Congress, but its perpetual cry is. givev oiva
more to the Manufacturers, and if Won rodn.o
their profits from 80 to 20 per cent. the cour,rr
will be ruined


What will honest men think of a partv who IN
1912 opposed a Protective Tariff, but who sinron.
ed Jim Crow and went for Protective Tariffs
soon as MT. Clay came forward in his eIec,onear
ing tour and gave the word of command VIII,
will the people think of party leaders who ad.
Vocate the interests of Manuhcturersin New YorL
and Pennsylvania at the expense of the Farmer,
ana laborers OF their own State