To ORR CdUNTRY FRIENDS.
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cusS fully all tne questions "HiS"


the two great parties Of the country.
We shall fhvite our neighbor OF the
Herald TO discuss with ue these questions
IN a fair and candid Northumberland Y
he will consent to do so; we will re-
lease him from the wall 10 which "s
have SO tightly nailed him in the tariff
discussion-but before the canvass - over
we intend to nail him up so tight tha1
ali the wire workers and pipe layers in
the whig party, and their name Is leglon'
cannot release him. In view OF this
discussion we invite those who take our
naper to read il AMI then hand II over 10
their whig neighhors that they may see
both sides and Judge for themselves.


ssHIGH DUTIES MAKE Low PEIcEs. -
This IS the bold declaration of our neigh


bor and his party, a high tariff makes
cheap eoods" is The leading sentence II
every whig essay.


In one Of our neighbors tariff aFtie'os :
he says under the presen, whig Ia" 'ne =
lax on imported ready made clothing =
80 per cent, on ready made shoes aHu
boots it is So per cent. Ia the fece"'
llocofoco amended tariff bill now before
Congress it is proposed by the conmn
itee Who reported the bill 10 reduce tns
lduy ON these articles. The effecl o
this would be 10 Aood the country win
French made clothing and shoes to com .


oete with those OF domestic manufacture:


Think Of this tailors and shoemakefs
land then form your opinion in regard %
1.-The locofoco friendship for the working
lman.'' The tailors and shoemakers o.
1.-The west and southwest will inform


1.-The gentleman that nine tenths, OF all
itne boots, shoes, and clothing worn ~
these sections are brought from abroad


and sold in our town, and all the little
| towns ii all The States and that most


Of their business consist in mending and


patching because they cannot compete


with French tailors and English shoema-
Ikers. Suppose they tell The gentleman
that these articles are sold so low that


they cannot compete with them. What


will he do then? Why raise the tariff OF
course? Yes but high duties make low


nricss says the tailor. Of course re-


spends our neighbor, what viii you do
in such case asks our neighbour, why


says the tailor its a poor rule thatwon't


work both ways, SO we'll get you 10 LET
the locos reduce the duty on those things


and OF course the prices of French made
clothing viii 60 up, and then We can


compete successfully with them fellows


who Under your whig tariff are enabled


10 food our Town and country with rea.
|, dy made clothing from abroad. And
your tariff. Mr. Wing puts : duty Of j
hundred per cent. and more on ali The
T material We laiIOrs uss-thats ntucI, i
gainst us. The locOfOcos wish to reduce
J the duty on all these articles So per
+ cent, assist the Iocoa ID getting this rs.
duction on the materials We use, and We
can compeis with French taiIors. and
place on your back, which Is now covers
ed with french coal, genuine Ansri.


can coat nade by aa American tailor.


We have tried your Ahigh duties