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patronage of the Executive will avail him nothing
lit awaited John Tyler nothing-indeed, 1t damned
him Cohesive as IS the power of public plunder
among the trading, stock k-jobbng politicians OF
party, it avais but little when brought in conilcl
with measures affecting the interests OF the whole
people. ....,,


the compromise tariff at its lowest stage OF water
that stage at which il Is tordabe to South Carol


man in his cotton-stockings, 1t Will go much harder
with Father Richie tor the printing, than II iht
Executive were to embody in his message, as his
exclusive remarks upon the Tariff, the celebrated
/" Kane letter." If Father Ritchie can be defeated
il will be upon this eof twenty per cent tariff


He may be elected in the teeth OF the recommends
tlon but it will be to give the Secretary of til,
Treasury higher fall, by the laying the recon
mendaton upon the table before II shall have
assumed the form ot bill. ksfHl sTs.ss I


We assume, therefore, that though the Presdeni
may recommend twenty per centum, nothing like
it, nor near it, nothing even OF the compromise OF
McKay's bill of the last session will pass. Even
that bill, ranging above thirty per cent, cannot ruL
the guantlet Of the House, much less of the Senate
Ii IS undeniable that the tariff interest has been
gathering strength from the operation of the laws
The extraordinary expenses OF the government cur
Afnt and prospective, will further strengthen the
4w Of 1872. And the expected increase OF prices
tor domestic produce, from the demands OF Europe
for bread, will tend rather to conciate the farmer
to the requlstons of the law, than TO deInanu ~
its repeal. Excessive, exorbiant, and unressohaSN
as are some of the mlnimums OF the exls.lns ,aw'
such removal or mitigation, 1t shall be ionnq IN.
cumbent TO remove three pigs, IN hunureo' from
the cold iron Of Pennsy wanna.


AS far, therefore, as the Presdencyis Is concerned,
Mr. Walker is dead man. Mr.. Buchanan, iron


occupying the other extreme, is as explicitly de-
iunct. Colonel Polk cannot run again: The rule
which ostracised Mr.. Van Buren,, will be applied
to him just efiecually, II he should attempt IT. y


would be an acceptable sacrifice TO the names Of
the unfortunate protege of Old Hickory, to retaiatc
the same bow-string upon the innocent parsonage