Railroad. and the Tariff.
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Co The Buffalo Courier follows the Evening
Pos, rgh, into the following blunder, after the Post
itself has been driven out oft


.Rallroad Iron can obtained IN Great Britain a. s2S
per ton


Ga this trct the Post proceeded to preach pa
thetic anti Tariff sermon, which the Courier works
over and endorses Now the real fact is that Rail
road Iron was worth El2 sterling ton IN England
al the latest dates received when the Post wrote
its article, and s worth fl2 los by the advices via
Great Western, equal to s6Ok first cost in England,
while American Iren masters now turning
out good Rails under contract at less price. Put
on the freight and charges, with 20 per cent
Revenue duty, and English Railroad Iron would
cost about $50 ton IN New-YoIk or any part oi
this Country. But for the Protective features OF
our Tariff every ION OF Railroad Iron laid down in
our Country this season and for indefinite period
10 come, (unless previously contracted for at a
lower price, would here cost this exorbtant price,
which would have gone 10 swell heavy balance
Of Indebtedness against Now erea, deal will
be made at home, at less cost, giving employment
TO American artisans and laborers, market for
American Provisions, and support 10 American
Schools Churches, &c. Stand by the Tariff, and
we will have homemade Railroad Iron at S 10
ION before Folks term is out