Van BuREN AND THE TARIFF OF '28.
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VAN BUREN AND THE TARIFF OF IS
Ii is said, in excuse of Mr.. Van Buren's
vote for the tariff of 1928. that he was in.
structed by the Legislature of New York.
Why not give the schoIs truth Why not
make known the fact, that be wrote on for
instructions, and that they were given him
at his own instance2 Why not make
known also, the damning fact, that be had
pledged himself to vote against the tariff
and tha, upon the violation of his pledge
MIR, Tazewell, the Senator from Virginia.
addressed him with the whitening rebuke-
"Sir, YOU have deceived me once. that was
your fault; if you deceive me again, 1t will
be mine"