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Who ARE FOR THE TARIFF Hon D. Tod
Loco Foco candidate for Governor OF Ohio, is
stumping the State. and speaking for himself and
Mr.. Polk and against Mr.. Clay and the Tariff
He addressed his party in Ravenna, on the l4th
of June, and in the course OF his speech, uttered
the following characteristic sentiment:


II Tor It's inequality and Injustice that the Democratic
pnIty cenounce the a odlOus law-as the
Black Intit and ftrGt God they ieA continue 20 de
n0nnes It. uHth that odions iGlo IS repealed"


An honest expression of the feeling and pu--
poses Of the party, by one of its leading men,
bers. Mr.. Polk has repeatedly said the same
thing, and yet the small politicians of his party
in thus State, where the law is popular, claim the
credit of being IN favor OF 1t. The shallow pre-.
tence is prepos,erous. Cincinnati Adv


Iy QUANpARY.-Postmaster Wick'ife has
served notice upon the New. York Railroad
Companies that carry the U. S. Mail, that he
shal fine them $50 every time they carry the
agents of Pome.oy s. Co.'S Letter Express over
their roads. On the other hand, Mr.. Wells, of
the firm of Pomeroy & Co., not 10 be outdone,
has signiied to the agents of the Railroad CON-
panics, his intention 10 commence prosecution
against the first Company that refuses to carry
himself or his agents. The Companies are thus
placed Ike mule between two bundles OF hay,
with their duties as common carriers on one side,
and their contracts as mail carriers onthe other.