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There are few Loco papers who are honest to admit that the country is indebted to the Mnlg party for the present Tariff. The New York tIeDiau ls of the number-and in answer to an ar- tclc in the Courier and Enquirerof that city, thus manfully avows the position of the Loco party:

 "The Courier occupies column and half to prove that the country is indebted to the Whig party tor the present Tariff! Now this is little too bad; to waste so much ink and paper to prove precisely what is universally conceded. Not ten honests sensible men in the Union can be found that denies but that the present Tariff is Whig measure, out and out 7He WAigs .frdmed and pGssed the present Tariff 6iH: and its euI results Ghd 'tS etects (f there are any) must 5e Gse'i6ed tO Mem as p0rty. True, some few democrats voted for it, not because they approved of it, but they gave their reasons, which it is not necessary But it is, as the Courier says, pure Whig mea- facturer is Whig bounty.

 been deceived into the belief that the present Ta- riff is democratic measure, let him be undeceived; let the percentage of the present Tariff he duly ac- knowledged, let him assist the Courier in remov. ing all doubts to the origin of the present ina- ns0us EG.c, thGt is fast destrOying e nation's i- dsssfry, and if continued will lead to dissolution of the Union itself!

 To the great body of the people-the laboring looks for relief. The farmers have taken the mat erase from the n0fiOn's statute book Me Idr!f f lS42"

 The Times is requested to copy.