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Resoired Tint fnvor OF Tariff for Revenue.
with such equal and uniform and stable protection as Ia
m adjusted with that object, shuua yield Tint we regard
Tariff OF 1872 imperfect in many oi Its detas and op
REQUIRE such modcaiian c it. rs shall limit taxation
imposes 10 what required by The wants OF M economical
among the agricultural manufacturing and commercial inter
csts VI the people


This is one of the resolutions adopted by tho
Loco Foco Convention held in this county on
Saturday last. II defines the present position Of
the Albany Regency on the Tariff question =
rhev are against the Tariff of 1872 and call for
such modification of II" as shall distribute
protection equally among the agricultural,
manufacturing ard commercial interests" In
other Words they call for REDUCTION OF THE
DUTIES imposed by the present Tariff under the
pretence that MANUFACTURES are now protected
at The expense Of AGRICULTURE, and that the
condition of the FARMER will be improved by
crippling the MANUFACTURER Who doss not
see the fallacy of this pretcnce? How is the
F.RMgn to be benefited by modification of the
existing Tariff, which must diminish, if not de-
stroy his Home Market, increase the number of
consumers, bring down the prices OF produce,
and make us dependent upon Europe for thou
sands of articles which can be better and more
chs aply made in the United States


But this "equal protection TO ail' IS mere,
mourning profession. The Loco-Foco leaders
trust to these honeyed words to deIudc their
credulous followers. What "equal protection"
even in Loco. Foco estimation, really means,
was we'll st forth by Mr.. Payne, Locc.Fo
member of Congress, in astump speech at Shu-
tcr's Hill on the 4th of July last. He declared
that he considered the doctrine OF protection oil
,orong, aud that every branch of industry was
equally entitled to the kindness and friendship OF
Government:


This equality of kin iness and nendshp. he continued.


could only be EXTENDED 20 all by leaving ede: tadpiGsdi IN
the full eaJoyment OF The profits ot ms oasnsss Ssept M
OF PRoTEu uf!NG AL; BSAaN BSANcHES : M oF lNnpsppRE r II


Such Is the equal protection TO all for which
Loco. Focosm professes TO be SO anxious. 1t
MEANS no protection 10 any, and would be, IN
fact, the practical resu, OF SiLAs WRIGHT's
maxim, Let The Gorersment take care Of it.
sell and lei TIE People take care Of tAemsslces."
If The People are content that the Government,
in establishing lis revenue laws should only con
sidcr how II can best squeeze what morey it
wants cut OF the hard earnings of the muses.,
without paying The slightest regard 20 their nte-
resls or enoeavoring N any way TO foster their
enterprise ana p;o,tct tre;r labor they have only
to vote for JAMES K. PoAH to easure this result
But if they beevs that Government was !nsti
,uted for some other purpose Than simply 10
"take care OF ITSELF" and that it is The night as
we'll as The duty of the National Administration
10 encourage AMERICAN ENrERrRIss and pro-
tcct aMsklcAN INDUSTRY, let them give their
sutf-as es TO HENRY CLAY and PRoTEcTIve Ia.
RIFF. Albany Eve. Jour.