Brand the Deceiversl
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From one end of the Union to the other, there
is not now Wing speaker or J'urna which does
not STAND BY THE TARIFF. There are doubtless
some who would prefer a little alteration IN this
or that item-thcrc are others (hcrc IS one who
would like TO have the duties raised on such ar
ticles as come in direct competition with th
simple hand Labor of our own People-snch IL,
Seamstrt sses, Shoemakcrs, Taiiors, &c. &c -
but we all agree ON the present TariT as far
compromise between the cntue Protect'onsts and
those of the Incidental School. This Is ouI
ground; the Tariff has worked well; 1t has re
stored the Finances, filled the Treasury, and Is
rapidly paying off ,he Public Debt, while 1t has
refnvisorated the Currency by turning The Bal
ance of Trade in favor OF our Country, brough,
back large amount of our State Stocks, and
bringing in Twenty Millions of Specie For
these reasons we have all agreed 10 STAND Df Tus
TARIFF AS IT Is, and resist all changes which
involve any departure from lis principles. Thus
standing united, determined phalanX, we have
siqnally defeated our adversarles IN their OWE
House OF Representatives,, and rolled back The
tide of victory which had for two years been
sweeping against US.


Now we find our opponents putting up can
didate for President who has fought Protection
from the start, voted against 1t on every occasion
that he had chance To, and Travelled all over
Tennessee last summer opposing and dccry'ne
the present Tariff. He was put over the head o.
Van Buren, by the anti Tariff States, VIGOROUSLY,
and Sontb Carolina reioices over IL as her tri.