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A cracked.brained correspondent Of the o.


hio Statesman recommends tc the Locofocos to
"refuse to trade with Whig manufacturer
refuse to trade with Wing merchants. who up.
hold the protective systan--and refuse 20 esa-.
p,oy tIDsg, ,Iaborers." Il this adyee should be
acted on by those to whom llJfsss 1at's'
dressed, of course the Wings would retsliate.
When it is recoIected that large fhajority of
the men of capital and industry in the nation
are Whgs, it is very easy to foresee which
party would soonest tire of such "proscriptlon
for opinions sake" We have no tear OF the
general adoption Of any such recommendation,
although we have no doubt that thousands of
the most malignant of the locofocos have been
for long time in the habit of pursuing course
similar to that recomnended.-L) Jour.