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Mk HupsoN cS PRorEcrloS.-The CORES
pondent OF the American gives the following sketch
Of the recent defence of American Interests on the
floor of Congress by Hon. CHARLES HvDsoS cf
Massachusetts kNowins Mr.. Hudson we are
sure It's com,nendation is well deserved


The phcnomeaon Of tins deb-,c is lhc speech
which came next itom Mr. Charles Hudson, OF
Worcester Mass, the successor OF Gov Lincoln
in ,ha, district. He is plan, substantial, unPres
tending man of middle age, and has ncver before
spoken here, though he has had much previous
esisatva experience as distinguished member
of the Massachusetts Legislature. lie Is sad 10
be- OF 20 have been. preacher OF one OF the minor
denominations, but has no parade OF words. no
poish and no flourish. Hezis, IN tact, 4 iarn"r OF
li,t!e property, and belongs emPhat!caI!y 10 the
class OF rsal working men he iarlti cause could
not have found or soush champion so character.
istc. tar representing The mass ol 1t, support
ers nor one so worthy ana able. DE had avl-
denty studied the subject prooundly.-aad not
merely read, bu, tso@ght deeply. and often very
originally and IKE a practical man--notz Ike
book worm, a scsbh!sI, prqser, visionary, g
theuriser speculs;or. like the great MSS OF Con
cresSional orators on this subject. lt=wa, per-
tec.v delightful 10 see him take up Rheti, and IN
n plain, sood-natured, convincing WAY. ar the
poor nuiL.er's Pttu parndoxes TO tattels. and e5.
pose the naked denominations ot his Ant!-American
doctrine. He brough, All sudience around him
Immediately, and sustained himself well for an
hour Yesterday and being then interrupted BY The
sdjournnen,, for another hour this lncrnns


:. He resamed and flashed to-day, in the same
solid and effective style. He gave US the his;ovi-
cal testimony in favor OF tari.i,-the fact OF me
FIRST Legislature act of The frs; Congress having
been for the protection OF domestic manufactures
bv duties on lmpor,s,-the sanction Of protective
,arit bv Washington. the writer OF the Const'iu,
ton, Jefferson its Democratic eNpoundeF, and
Madison, its defenders by Monree, also. a Demo
cratic Vlrgiaia President and by the great mass e
subsequent legislation, including even the Cempro-
mise Act OF 1888. which, according 10 The unlveF-
sal confession recognized the principle OF proiec,
tion AS for wha, had been SAID o; the Old tsFl1
doctrine Of protection having been exploded, ne
kne- not wher. il had been done, unsss !; were
in Mr.. Rhc,,'s ;ree-srade doctrine of universal
phiianthrophy and peaceful non-resistance to 'ht
hostile leg Station OF foreign csuntrics-doctrine'
iha, would if consistently sarried ou, require U:
10 disband ear Army and break up our Navy