r,,c Debate In the House OF Represent


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We hope that every Loco-Foco in the Nor'n
si read tho debate which we PRINT on our
First Page to-day. We want to know what the
Democracy of Pennsylvania, OF Connecticut
Of New York, have to say to the unquaiiiied aho
riumphan, declarations of the Alabama fEee-
Trader, 7l-. Payne, who congratulated the
country that the time had at length arrived
when a candidate could be presented to 'he
American people who was sound upon this sub
'ec, of the Tariff; who "took pleasure IN stat
ing that Mr.. Polk was opposed to the Iarif OF
els42" Here is the question stated on the part
Of the Polk and Texas ticket, clearly enough on
this point, a; all events; and we arc heartily glad
that the American People have nov far oP-
oortuuty of coming to direct rots upon the
eueg,.cn. which viii settle it and settle it firmly
for many years 70 come.