How tnor ches, Pennsylvania.
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F.oia TIC Philadelphia .amerieaH Sentinel. October l.


THE TARiFf.-ihis is The regular cuckoo-sons
OF The Wings, and more prolliss,e attempt ut ce-
cep,ion could nu, be, than TO mix this question in
The politics OF The dlv. Every man af sense, e"cry
honest man, knows il is Il LOCAL and not n PARTI-
SAN question; that tfhiss and Democrats o, IKE
SoutF together nnitd IN opposition to II, whi'c
both Democrats and Wings a, he North stand out
frmiy,n its support. M such issue III any point
of view can be said 10 he Involved lie approaching
Presidential contest: the Na,ion is in debt scuc Is
or 90 millions, and all Tie products OF the Tariff
will H. required Tor the next ten years to ex,G
g,;si the National Debt. Nlr. Polk is pledged 10
onc term, :ti;i the Wings know they raising q
false and delusigc issue, by which they may ii-
dnce the people 10 vote FOR man 10 when they are
thoroughly opposed, and whose election would be
a source of disaster and distress.


Is not this cool We exchange with at least
three huadfo1 Wing journals, ono hundred Of
them Southern, and not one OF them opposes the
Tariff, while out Of Pennsylvania and New-Jer-
sey we know not one Lee, paper which really
supp9rts it. VIII Pennsylvania be swindled