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Here are differences with vengeance and here is system, which is gradually, day by day and hour by hour, drawing millions upon millions, by pennies and sixpences, from the avails of honest labor, and adding them to the hoards of wealth. This is pro lection to American labor-protecton ?- Why, even the operatives in these manuac- tories have not been protected or benefited ; for we have not heard of single instance in which their wages have been increased, but, on the other hapd have been compelled to strike for even the scany portion of these great profits which they demanded

 We are perfectly aware that Mr Greedy, and other advocates of a protective and pro- hlbitory tariff, point to certain articles which have fallen in price. In every such case these are either goods, of which the staple Of which they are manufactured has fallen to a much greater degree-or the market has been oyerstocked-or, by superior skill and we can produce them cheaper than any other nation, so that no protective duty is needed; for it is nonsense to protect articles which We can sell lower than tue English in their own markets.

 And whatever the fall of prices i'll few articles, the fall in agricultural produce is still lower, And there is not an article of which