Repeal of tiie Tariff!
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NIT. Webster has promised to introduce a bill "on the first daJ-2;f! the next session." to repeal the revenue larif and, also, that a similar bill shall be introduced in the H. of Representatives. The cry of Repeal" has gone forth from his lips-and has been re- echoed by the servile organs of hls par,y throughout the land. Six months in sd. vance of the period, when the lariff is to % into operation, the determination to reveal it Is thus boldly announced by the whip party. Let the people recoilect this fact.

 The mode of action by which the whig party IS to marshal iIs strength, is the old system of "panics". Workshops are to be closed; workmen discharged; the screws are to be put upon honest poverty, and It IS all to be charged to the effect of a bill not yet of force. This is the policy of lhe Eastern whigs, and its dishonesty is SO glarlng that we have hope of it's entire fail. ure. But the declaration of their purpose. ard 'he known system o:lheir warfare, should induce the democratic party to prepare for action without delay. Elections are to be held this year in the following States: