from The Savannah Republican.
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The Tariff of lsia gives protection TO the iarmsr. but
operate runously upon hiu. - t'sorgian. jutY lo


This declaration is the more remarkable IN our
view, because we are disposed to believe that our
neighbor advocates his opinions with perfect SIN
cerity. We arc therefore forced 10 the conclu-
sion, that he has assailed this Tariff while totally
ignorant of its provisions, and without having
even read the act. Else how could he, IN ccm-
mon honesty. have vcnturcd upon the bold Is
sertion that it affords "No protection TO the
farmer ;"


Let us examine the matter little By the az
of facts. The Georgian asserts that ,ae zg!.-
cultural interests, because the largest, ough, 10
receive the greatest share OF protection. Now J;
is a remarkable fact, th., although he cum plains
that under the act OF 10 the farmers receive no
protection, yet the Georgian and the whole
Southern wing OF the Democracy supported
MckAYs Bill, which made large reductions ot
duty on the principal productions OF agriculture
We append Statement: Of the duties under The
two Bills: