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sed 10 any Tariff at all; and that we defy him to t
produce the opinion of single democrat (loco. +
again) in the Union 10 sustain him IN The asser-
ten =
/, is hardly ar Clay viii nave opportunity
Of meeting Bomoastes FuFiosos .ace face, there
fore We shall take the liberty showing the opinions Of


man " ho gives the Ioco OF Indiana and who can
obedience MS viii what the principles
The party which belongs. We aIlude 10 the Hon
T A. Howard, .'our How ard' of 16i0. Mr. Howard
is the dyed candidate Of the ocos for the United
States Senate and ii generally conceded that he shall
the other members Of the party have been
rated aspiring hwart him in his aspirations We
copy from letter written by him for publication.
addressed political friend Boon counsy the whole
letter however be found tie first page OF to-
days paper Mr.. Howard says:


"On The subject Of the Tariff, ] have to state
that If we did need money for tho support oil
the government, we should have no Tarsii, and
whenever the necessity ceases, the TariI should
cease"


Here pla and distinct admission that tho writer IS


opposed to any Tariff all - but necessity requires
revenue support of government he IS willing there
a partial Tariff of duties for purpo-
lie is in favor of ee trade part, whilst the
ports of Europe closed lie is for permitting and
OF the old world nng ino
country, and the American mechanic the pro-
drive every mechanic from his shop,
every from his factory, and make again
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eqres that should have Tariff. Not that It sus-
the American manufacturer the American mechanic,
Americau farmer; and the American laborer
competition of the six pence day labor
Europe, because the government needs e. dollars
and cents No is n friend Tariff who acts upon
principles Even the honorable chairman of the loco


ting claim be the friend of American industry
/ by such sopisty.


Alta loco convention held in Van Vert county, Ohio
passing resolutions against all Banks and favor OF
Ia money only, the following adopted:
| "Reso!ved, That the Wing Tariff in Congress
is a taxing scheme indirectly, which will have to
! be borne by the many for the benefit o! the few
Such schemes generate Aristocracy and destroy
Liberty"


supporters this resolution opposed
to Tariff under all circumstances. They have joined in


the cry oil of New York. '.Free Trade and D-
Taxation" They complain that the Taxes viii have
be paid by the many for benefit of the few. Who
the manye Are tney the poo the labocTs, the far
mese they the proud, the rich and fashionable =!
But object only provo opposition Tariff The


ocos Van Wer, county, by the adoption Of the above
resolution, furnish an item of positive proof.


81 m a Massachusetts Whg-a Fanueil Hall Whig.''
Daniel He5ster.


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