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II England has not her insormers and
spies in this country, relative to The tariff
question. how came she in possession of the
details Of the new tariff bill, as soon as it
was published at home2 and why ifihat
bill is not exclusively partial to her institu.
lions. did she rejoice long and loud. al the
proposed change and reduction of duties.


1t is high lime that the American people
see to their interests-that they learn that
:he policy of the new tariff bill is not Amer
lean. but purely and exclusively British. If
free trade be so desirable to England, as a
few of her hypocriticai free trade preachers
seem to intimate. why has she just determi-
ned that no reduction shall take place in the
rate of duties on her imports, which are al
ready five times as high as ours. Let the
wings see to it that she doee not fool us.