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u The Baltimore Republican, 4 Argus (Lo-
COZ commences an anti Tariff article with


The New-York Herald, Whig paper, says
What idea of the nature and enormty of false
hood must the man have who could deliberately
represent the Herald as Waig in order to use its
Free-Trade sophistries as concessions of a
Wing journal Yet many of the more unscru-
pulous of the Loco-Foco papers habisually do
this, with respect to both the Herald and the
Journal of Commerce. Are not their patrons
guilty Of encouraging falsehood


The Republican farther attempts TO parry the
force of Mr.. Kennedys appeal for Protection by
urging that Dir. Van Buren is as mueh for Pro-
lection as Nr. Clay. That paper mus, have "a
believing set of readers.