D,u,;cttv on tie Tariff.
{"character_count": 2940, "word_count": 520, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9508000016212463], "ccnet_perplexity": [1906.699951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}



A certain llartin RyerSOa OF Sussex Go. n.
Jersey, who means to be a Member Of the next
Congress, made q speech TO the Loco tocos OF
Newark on Monday evening, in which ne as
serted that it was all Wing lie that the Polk
oarty are opposed to The present Tarit; for, sa'c
ne, "if the charge be true, why did not the
present Democratic House Of Representatives,
-cpeal it rden they had the p9tcer That (sard
hc) has already been plainly tested During the
last session. a bill was introduced to cut down
very materially the present Tariff, and why did
aot the Democratic party pass 1t? They had
the power to do so, but did not do 1t; and the
bill to reduce the Tariff was put down BY this
Democratic Congress" 'Hurrah.' - shouted the
conaregated Loco. Focos; our party preserved
the Tariff,


Now TO show up the knavcry Of this Ryerson,
and the infamous fraud he was perpetrating on
the Mechanics and Laborcrs of Newark, the
Daily Advertiser simply turned to the debates IN
the late Constitutional Convention of New.Jer-
sey, wherein this very same distinguished Demo-
crat thus argued in favor of Senatorial check
on the popular Will Oh the monent:


Mr.. RYERsoH. 1t is always safe TO refer to the
lights OF experience; and that teaches lis that this
arrangement OF the Senate is sauiury power, ami
tends 10 prevent hasty and unstable Legislation, and
prevents any sudden changes by political reYolu-
ZION.


.Look at New-York in 1887, when the Wings
swept the State like tornado, and had very large
majority in the Assembly. How stood the Senate
Every Senator elected was Whig but the previous
Democratic majority maintained the asccnduncy Of
that party and prevented all party Legislation while
GOOD laws received the support OF all.


$50 in Congress. BY sudden change. large
maiority of the members returned to the House of
REPRESENTATIVES last winter was Democratic. while
the Wing Senate still remained and the peopte Of
New. Jersey niready see and teei Tie Jenehctdi re-
suits ef Il IN the continuance Of tie 1driG-al-
,hourh do rot wish 10 be understood us entirely
approving of the present Tariff. There are many
objections 10 il; but, instead q beng faid on the
table bv the party IN The maJ0rity Of The House u
,rouLd haze been Swept by tie board u they had had
n majorify IN both Houses, and u Il hdd not been
for Wing Se"ate."


Can such cheats as this prosper Ought they
to do so Think of it, Working Men!


GT MIcnIGAN is marshaing her Wing legions
for the contest Wing candidates for Congress
are nominated in each District, as follows:
Eastern w Detroit. .EpwIS LAWRENCE Of Washtenaw.
Northern .iponuacl. GEo. w; W!SNER. OF Qas and
HeSisrR kaamaIoo). HENRY w. TAYLOR, o, MnIshGll


We know the two latter, and are sure not only
that they are well qualified for Congress but well
calculated to get there. We believe each OF the
three Districts will be contested with spi it
which viii deserve success, and be very likely 10