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wife and children, but not enough TO secure
him any of those little comforts which render
home pleasant abiding place, and are the well
earnt recompense of honest thrift and steady
;oil.


In this manner will the reduction of the Tar
iff affect the labor of the country This is no
feiment OF the Imagination. The incipient
Developments are already before US. Unwil-
ling to incur the charge of panic making, and
disposed 10 bear with bad legislation, so long as
il is utterly intoerable, we have scrupulously
retrained from republishing the para phs that
meet our eye in almost every Northern print,
announcing the suspension OF important enter
prises nIpped in the bud by the Anui-American
| enactment of the late session; or the dIminu-
tion of wages of persons employed in those
descriptions OF manufactures particularly al
fected by the New Tariff, and which cannot be
probably maintained at previous rates. This
state OF things exists and ii Is imp ssib!e to
conceal it. The full effects will be made yisl-
BILE, alter the of $40 shall be in force.


This is but one phase in which the question
has been regarded. tor lis aspects are diverse.
IL might be shown that by depressing the price
of abor, public morality is seriously jeoparded !;
that to throw large numbers of men out OF EN-
plNy is to create desperation and with 1t Incent-
ments to dish onest callings. 1t might also be
demonstrated that the interests of the mechan-
ic and manufacturer are too closely alice
with those OF the agricultunst. TO permit, with
out detriment TO the latter, any species OF leg
islaton that iDjuriousy affects the former
But the direct, practical mode of examining the
subject is best adapted TO bring conviction TO
the mind.