THE FRAUD DETECTED !-PENNsYLvA.
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 ZAe Globe, the Polk National organ at Washing ton, has issued tsco different PrOspectuses for it's DGllas Globe or Campaign paper in one of which to circulate at THE SOUTH, it assails the present Tariff with extreme ferocity, while in the other, which is distributed through PENNsXLvA- MA, the attack On the zGr $ omitted altogether! The Southern Prospectus says:

 els National debt, to bolster up such Bank, and support the Government here in defiance of the popular will, as it does in England, already origi- mated by MT. Clay during his short reign in the coon-sin Congress calculated to give him the suf- ferages of the nation for the Presidency Is THE. DISHONEST, FRAUDULENT, AND ExoRBTrANT TARIFF OF MR. CLAY's CONGRESS, laying tGres upon the People for the MecesSGyies Cf lJe, 100 per cent, beyond the Tevenue duty, for the benefit cf the OvegrOsvo capitalists, likely to promote his farther political 0dUGpcenent Is his Distribu- tion law, wasting the proceeds of the public do- main, provided by our Revolutionary fathers as a sacred fund for the defence of our Republic, and gradually to be extended home for actual settlers, as our population expands, after being condemned by the people, and suddenly to increase the popu. larty of the author of the nefarious scheme which he himself denounced in the earlier days of his political career !'

 In the Pennsylvania edition of the same Pro. spectus, dated the same day, May 9th, 1s44, and literally franked to Pennsylvania by Benj A. Bid- lack, M. c. all the u6Oye attack on the Td,if is utterly omitted, while the matter above and below is retained entire

 No comments that we could make would render this cheat more papable and fragrant than it is.--- PENNSYLVANIA! can you by such juggles be swin. dled out of Protection to your Industry !. Speak

 fl Most Capital Joke.-The following resolu- tion, adopted at the meeting of the Dorrites, at Providence, on Wednesday last, comprises one of the best jokes we recollect to have seen or heard recently. We doubt if $500 of Rhode Island or any other gee,ine money could have been collected, if the whole tatterdemalion concourse at Providence had empted out into pile the contents of their scallets and pockets. Here is the resolution

 Resoloed, That we pledge ourselves not to give the Bankers of Rhode Island any further credit till Governor Dorr is liberated and the peoples Consti. tuition restored; and that we recommend to every friend of Dorr and Free Suffrage throughout the Union to refuse to take Rhode Island money in ex- change for their labor, and immediately to demand specie for what they hold"

 We have not heard that the credit of any of the Bankers of Rhode Island has suffered by reason of this resoluton-nor have we heard distinctly, that any of the Banks of that State have curtaed their business or suspended specie payment.-Boston Atlas