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CoNDf hA6UET ON FREE lRADf.---i ne bus- ton Post speaks of this book in the following lerms.-

 sAmong many valuable contributions la our poe iitical literature, produced Tn the last year. was edition of Conds 1saguet'4 Principles "i Free Tlade-a walk allowed h, the whigs, even, to be ntseiot-to tie reasdnaben,ss ui the deductions oi Raguet every candd appropriated m'tn must assent. Does vonr satsticlan Want hgutes here are all te shall require. Does ynur DO-party man ask l"f principles here shall they be found, wth arguments founded upon facts, and logically demonstrated. Ap- peal to party or tO sectional rroudlcrs Is forgotten. Capitalists and proctates, growers nt soGthern eo- ton and workers in northern granite and ice, mer- chants and mechanics, manufacturers and importers, all tairy dealt witlsre conclusiyey taught the advantages of unlimited intercourse with foreign nations And yet this book IS little known. hcresy il may be in us to say it. but do believe that very many of our northern democrats dc mol fully the propriuty of urging Free Trade as of the great ends of party. Is not ths proved by the evidence of MT. K. who states that the booksellers declined the risk publishing second editionot his work Further, it seems to us, oar northen editors have lacked assiduity in making known these principles inferior to none other in point ofinterest-rquaed only by the question of the currency"