Which Party is In favor of the Tariff!
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When the Wings at the Extra Session of Con.
gress passed Tariff bill with the land distribu.
ton clause, it was vetoed by Mr.. Tyler, under
the advice Of the Loco Focos. They it was tha,
celebrated the defeat of the Tariff, by the wanton
exercise Of ;hat kingIy pscrogatiye, Veto. They
lit bonfires, fired cannon, and made other damon.
stratons Of JOY!


When the Wings gave up the LAND clause and
succeeded in cnacting the larlti OF lol2, they
rejoiced, and still rejoice in the act and IN lis
beneficial effects. The Loco-Focos groaned
again raised the black flag of Nullifcation-and
came out openly for repeal or dissolution OF the
Union.


The South CaroliniGa, published at Columbia,
raised the " war cry against the Tariff.


Gone what may. says. South Carolina viii esi the
Tariff MI hazards Pass the unconstitutional aw Congress
ay u m s tsnce e no raw oo " , be yery a @ 1Dn
from what It IN 1892


The Ohio Loco-Focos in Convention &c.
nounced the Tariff as violation of The Con.
stitution


Silas Wright voted for the bill. but in his
apology To his party i'll the South for SO doing,
he said


IsepaIate with EIeat reluctance from my 9o!es Trend;
/
accustomed to rely have sought To convince me
that was this r0nt-nC one has urged me 10 "oe
io: the bill.


Mr. Roosevelt, Loco member from New
York said


predict that the mex, Congress will be Loco Foco Free
Trade Congress, and will repeal Protective Tamil that
the present Ccngres, may enact


Mr.. Eastman, one of the Loce- Foco members
Of Congress from New Hampshire, said:


Opposition to the Protective Policy is clearly md qnequi-
yocaly Denocfstc- FocO doctrine. he P:otec
live System Is essentially the .Vhlg system


The Richmond Enquirer, The organ Of Viz
GINA Loco Focoism, declared:


eve sha! never rest satisfied until this Bill of abomna
lions The iarfl e1punGed from the statute book
pletey changed canctmenad we shall count upon
cross their shoulders. Repeu Rapeai Is now
the word.


Mr.. Polk is put in nomination by the Free
Trade party to make their resistance sure. In
the South they declare his views on the Tariff
Southern to the backbone that is, more hostile
to the Tariff than to treason and dissolution OF
the Union! His organ, the Nashclle Cni0a
insists that X shall he horne IN mind,


That the oppressive Thrift OF Isl! has been condemned by
c-er Democrat; auc bg more decidedly than by MI
Van ur-n. That t provisions viewed with nnnonence
By Gov Polk and all his ifie.ds, we need not repeat


Sir. Clay declares hlms@i . utterly opposed to
the repeat OF The f.::i,' and yet. in the face of
such gIaripg facts, ''the party" are now here
aDoutS, striving hard TO satisfy the people that
the Polk.als are for the Tarif-Tanfi men !
We again ask, which party is in favor of the
Tariff? Cincinnati Gazette.