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THE TARIFF OF l842-While some of
the democratic candidates for Congress IN
Tennessee are finding fault with, and abu-
sing the "black Tariff OF AZ, their breth.
rem in other States are endeavoring to out
strip their whig competitors in professions
of attachment 10 it. Hear what the Lex
inpton Observer SAYS on this subject, IN
connection with Mr. Tom MARsHALL,who
was 50 prominent speaker at the Nash:
vile democratic Convention OF 1914, and


who is now opposing the whig candidate
| mir. DAvls) for Congress IN the Lexington
District-Nash. Ban.


We cannot. however, permit the occas.
ion to pass without calling attention TO the
fact. about which Mr.. Marshall seems par.
ticularIy anxious 10 make great parade,
viz the Tariff of 1912. and his agency


in the passage of that important act We
understand that some of Mr.. MarshalfS
friends. and indeed Mr.. Marshall himself.


desire to make capital out OF his support OF


the Tariff act of 1912. and are making


strong appeals TO the Wings TO support him


on that account.