Friend. Of Protection, Henr.
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The following is the conclusion OF the ieaai's
article in Yesterdays Morning Heraid' ben
nett'.l which, under the subsisting relations be-
tween tina, journal and the Palace may be regarded
a. sern-oiFcial. viz


The bl that has passed the House is highly osecona.
able IN many respects The duties on large number o.
arcles amoun, total prohibition Leod, ron, gas
and coarse wool taxed high that no revenue what
ever VIII be derived 0u, them, and ,hs i the case ti
many Others. In fact, OdiOus would uis b De 70 the
ma. of the people and injuroosly would operae
upon al and agricultural interest," mai u ng
se doabed 1cketier The President uoud not tee htpV
CONSTRAINED pthod his assent 70 IT, ea tf Dsfr'n-
tim feature ua repored lie is irrevooaby committed
agan,, all prohbory dutesbs is fr re1ea~ taLV and
otterrevenue mus be fie ncpe, and Protection ue
Incident In the bl x, Protection alone Is con
,ianuy kept in ylcw.'


Mark this, gentlemen of Troy heed it, Rochei-
ter Democrat. If Congress could be pusillanl'
meu. enough TO surrender the Land Distribution,
we do not believe the chance Of obtaining an eff
cicnt Tariff would be at all improved.