VOL. Hi. NO. 1ar.
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1R!UMPHs OF fRoTECTIoE.-1he question OF
Protection to American Industry is the stronges,
and clearest upon which any party go before
the People 1t is perfectly understood by the in
dustrous labering men throughout the country,
and with them viii outweigh al! partisan Interests
and connections. We cannot help believing, too,
that many of those who have been prominent sup
porters Of the general principles of the two last
Administrations will take issue with that party
now, and avow themselves friends of American
Industry, il opposition alike to the ruinous delu-
sions of Free Trade and 10 the party which
grounds its action upon them. We are strength
encd in this hope by the statement in the Newark
Advertiser that Hon MAHLoN DlsKgRsox and
JOSEPH JACKSON, Esq, who have heretofore been
among the most honored and prominent members
of the Jackson and Van Buren, party, who have
each held high stations under that Administration


and who have united with them heretofore in all
their leading measures, have openly declared
themselves in favor of the party which upholds a
Protective Tariff, and decidedly in favor of a
Distribution of the Proceeds of the Public Lands


Both made eloquent defences of their resolves al
recent Tariff Meeting in Morris County, N. J.