{"newspaper_name": "Holly Springs gazette.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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TIE TARFF.-Tbc Washington correspon-
dent OF the New York Herald expresses the O.
pInlon that whatever may be The recommends
tons OF the Presi ent and Secretary of the Trea-
sury, in relation Ie6uciion OF the tariff ittle
or 10 change viii be made. He says. ssGhe ex-
penSes of The Mexican war-ef the anne xation
OF Texas-ot the protection of our rights TO SET
tiers in, and emigrating on their way for Oregon
--oi new executive bui.diDgs--of lake defences--
OF Improvements OF western riverS, TO say moth
ing OF extra mileages-and the draft npon the
treasury for the support of the Post Office De-
parlment, will so far increase the expenses Of
the government, as TO bring them very nearly
10 the receipts from the tariff for the current
year"


Independent of those considerations there is
another which will no doubt have great weight,
aud that is, that the party in power will not like
to leopard its ascendency by such a reduction oi
the tariff as will destroy american Industry
Means will be found 10 postpone the ful6lment
OF promises TO "a more convenient season -
We nave no, apprehension thai the tariff vii! be
materially changed, bur if the laboring men Of
the country desire the duties to be brought down
to the revenue standard, they should be gratfied
on the score that experience teaches wisdom"