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those principles and measures which nave re-


Gently and mere enphatically been sanctioned oy
225, 900 l. this sheer insolence or simple ion'


Let us thank the Post for It's assumption 'na'
the res,, of the late Election IS verdict against
.. Tariff and Internal Improvements by the
caa.,a1 and STATE Governments. why not also
d;vo,ce Of Bank and State But will the Post
...or, ,b.t the positions which 1t assumes TO be
.oye,ed BY this result were even propounded By
it's party generally in the canvass which preceded
in Did we not witness the passage, along with
Free Trade resolutions in New-York, of Protect
ire Tariff resolutions in Washington and sncaden-
tqlly-P Protective-Tarif resolutions in most other
Counties? Have we not seen Messrs. r. D. Da-
Wis. John Van Buren, &c. &c. haranguing against
the Wings on the ground that they were not tho
roughly Tariff Have we not seen Lcco-Foco
resolutions passed in Steuben and other South
Western Counties in favor of the construction of
the New-York and Erie Railroad as a.State work
Have no; the organs OF the same party in the Ca
nal Counties declared for the Enlargement but
against the Railroad And now the Post argues
that the result is decision against Tariffs with
out reserve and az ainst all Internal Improvements
by the State, Well, sirs the victory is yours-we
are willing you should put yosr construction
upon it, though we do not perceive the justice of
that construction. You have the power: use it as
people to say in the Election of 1914 whether they
understood the issues were as you now interpret
them Is that unreasonable