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Glue an inch, and take an EH.--The Wings are preparing to milk the public cow They propose to give away to the States all of the money obtained from the sale of ands and then take occasion to raise twice as much more inlieu of it.

 The whigs propose to divide, fairly and equally, among the States $3,OOO, ,OOO or $4 0O0, ,OOO year. They then propose to raise, fairly and equally, from the States $s3,00, 900 or $4, ,0O0, ,6OO a year.

 Why be at the trouble and cost of raising money, then divide it out fairly and then raise just as much more to take the place of that given awayl

 If the tariff will bear equally on each State then State will be benefited by receiving 1000 O0O, only to be collected right back again. with cost of collection added. If the tariff will bear unequaly, then it ought not to be adopted. Daniel Webster would not desire to introduce the British system of indirect taxation to an enormous extent, unless he had personal objects in view. That he has, we have doubt. What! give away $3,COO, ,OOO merely for the pleasure of collecting it again Not at al-they want many millions more than they now receive and they propose to give away several millions in order to have an excuse for raising an additional sun.

 MT. Kendall hts of the scheme very we'll. Hear him:

 ''Distributiou'' and Augmentation of duties on imports.

 "Distribution is a smooth-faced, plausible fellow, whe seeks to gain your attention and confidence by giving you ten dollars, while his companion, Aug mentation of duties" picks your pocket of twenty dollars The very fact that these two are found in company, proof that they are imposors and rogues Who ever heard of the alms giver and tax gatherer going out to carry their operations together F. Whea did the world ever see government guilty of the folly of sending of it's agents in company, one to give its people ten dollars each, and the otht to take ten from them the same time What wise government ever paid collectors agents to go through such an idle ceremony this This pro- ceeding is not folly; it is worse It is not to give ten dollars and take ten, but give ten and take twenty Brother Jonathan is to be satisfied and de- lighted by receiving ten bright dollars in hand, while the pckpocket tariff takes twenty of his pocket without his knowing it, and in the hope that he will never find it out This is the morality of sdistribu- tion" and "augmentation," it is the morality of whg reformers !

 The world will laugh to scorn the proposition ,- What, give away your revenue when you are obliged to borrow money and increase the taxes get along with the government 2 It deserves worse name than folly or improvdence, and will receive it from the lips of all honest men.-[St. Louis Argus.