81; ). n. R1r>oLDs will address the People in
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~ !. N REYNOLDS will address the People IN
bshalf Of the Tariff and Henry Clzv


Al .3ticus. Greene Co. to-day. Sept. 1lth, r NJ.


A. f;reenrile tAcadeuyl do. tomorrow, l2;h. DO.


" Durham tD.ckinson'sl mex, day iSth do.


4, Stamford Head of Delowarel Saturday. lih.


\: Delhi, Delaware Co. tMnss Meeting Eth


Olhc- places as shall be announced hereafter


u Mr.. WEBSTER and the leading men OF
2 4ston were once Free Trade men. Boston was
-Een largely Commercial, scarcely or not at ali
aanufectusiog, aad her capitalists fit . natural
reluctance 10 rei;nqulsii pursuit by "iiicn they
nd an,assel wealth for one Of which they had
..d no experience, and in which they had seen
50 many fortunes shpw.ecked all around them.
rnus feeling, they were against q Protective Ia
If, while Mcssrs. CALHOUN & Co. co0Persied
eith the great champion Of Protection, Henry
Clay: But the Protective policy prevailed, and
aey conformcd 10 H. Experience has proved 10
hem, and to all who are not pIcjudiced against
he light, that Protection is right and benefccnt'
nd that their early opposition TO il was mistaken
N3y the Journal Of Ccmmc'ce digs up their cd,
5is;ardcd, ol:-repeated arguments against Pro
c.ion, and pronounces them unanswerabIe
Vcighbot! they have been answered IN thousand
.says, bQtlhe most conclusive among them is The
present condition Of the Country, as compared
.ith that OF 1916, 1922, or ls42. Fox practical
aen, .ae demonstration Of fact is better tlan that
u logic.