{"newspaper_name": "Mississippi Democrat.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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HINr TO THE TARIFFTEs.-The New
York News suggests to the wings :liat we
have several gold and silver mines in the
country = now rather languishing - that
most of the gold and silver of the country
is brought from abroad, the product of con.
vict or pauper labor--and that Of course
according TO their principles they should
"pro,eci," our own mines by laying heavy
duties and prohibiting the importation Of
these foreign articles, brought here to
drain away our cotton, tobacco, provisions
&c. II whigery ever again comes into
power it will no doubt see TO this matter,
and have our own gold and silver "protect-
ed" and the foreignarticles excluded. OF
course twill make gold and silver ''cheap-
err" SeniineI.