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p3' If the Editor of the Rochester Democrat
does not already understand that we WOULD NOT
gre up the Land Disti6uiios for any improve
Dent IN the Tariff rhic1 IL as possible 10 secure
thereby, we must despair OF making ourseli un-
dersiood. Ii he does not understand that We hold
it utterly impossible to secure the passage Of any
Protcctire Tariff at all If the Land DistribWtton
IS surrendered, we shall not be able TO make that
point plain either. II he does not perceive that
Capt Tylcr's course is dictated by treacher Us hos
tty to the Wing Party and its Policy and de-
,ire TO please his new allies, and that ne would be
as likely to Veto a Protective Tariff rithom as
,cIth the Land Distribution IT his friends de-
sired ii, he does not understand the matter as we
do. and may obtain light from a paragraph
We cory to-day from the Herald And il he doe.
not understand how 90 per cent. duties with fair
and Just Home Valuation-spccihc of course, and
with reasonable miniRiums where specific values
cannot be otherwise settled, aS in Mr. Simmons 5
bil-may be better than 10 per cent. duties under
the old system 81 Foreign or Importers Valuation,
and vet not apprase goods at twice their real
value. we may not be able 10 aid him there either.
On thing we beg him to understand we wonld
ssyer again change single feature OF any bill be-
fore Congress to avoid apprehended Veto
never, nsoer. NEVER The principle of Congress
sional supremacy ever Executive Will in matters
of Legisaton has been surrendered to be spit upon
once too often already.