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we hold that IN e sda.snsa; auie. on ctess .s, m 10
ports, such lar di,cn"n should be made IN 80 =, ~
coming IN competition with Ike articles pIcCucel "
home. a. 10 pro,ec; and advance Domestic !abo'


Now this is clear and strong Wing doctrine,
and the opposite party do not hold TO any thing
ike it. Mr.. Comptroller Flagg, who is reported
as the real author of this address, is close OBJ
server, and well knows this. He knows thai the
self styled Democracy in the last Congress
Pennsylvania excepted expressly Fepudiated the
idea Of Pfotection-nct Protection TO some ia
vorcd interest, ''ou, oay Protection whatever, IN
lis speeches and votes on the reference OF the
Presidents Message in Dec. II and Jan'y ~.
OF the twenty.one Loco Members from this State
oaly one voted in favor Of Protection. Again
last winter, in the present Congress, resolution
declaring that the Tariff ought to be 50 modified
as to contemplate Rereaue only and look not at
all to Protection, received the votes of fhree-
fourihs of the Loco-Focos present and only one
Whig With what truth, what shadow OF truth,
then. does this Polk Convention assert that " ire
Iold > q Tariff should discriminate for PTo:cc-
lioa After having stolen John Tyler's Texas
capital, do tl,cy now mean to rcPudiate their own
Tariff doctrines and disguise themselves IN q
Whig covering. The People see and Know them


Bu, the doctrines they set forth in one sentence
they repudate in the next. They begin 70 descant
after the cue given by Polk on eq"al Protection
favored interests, &c. at length allegc-


I'VE hold tina, ofthe fduy imposed By the Ia
~, of ls, .xorsitant and oppressive. by IN estimate h-
red nj The Treasury Department OF thee duties amount
-enrly per cent: ana the numerous IN "'C
hey exceed 100 per cent. such mnniy prgth
,o revenue they exceedingly oppressive Ia the
n siin articles those which they charged ANA sy
,nuu d. by every ru Glfnes- be made 10 conform 70 TIE
rereRHc Standard OF adjustment


Now it is true that on some descriptions or
qualities of articles the Tariff imposes high duties
being speciGc;) but VIC are prepared to prove
that the acreage price Of tic articles charged
nth Msh PrOtectice dnties is to,rer NOR than
crer 5efore this Tar;g ,eas imposed. Glass and
Glass Ware are taxed higher, probably, than any
thing else, and they are far cheaper than ever be
fore. They are fair specimen of this class OF
articles, of which many EXAMPLES might be given
Pins, Screws, Edge Tools, sc. How is it that
these duties are Exceedingly oppressive to the
consumer" wien our own artisans are supplying
MS wants cheaper than his foFeign rTalsever d'd


VIII the writer of the Address tell Us