VOLUME IV--NUMBER Is,
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throw of our Protective Tariff should trans


fer the making of our wares. aud fabrics
from our own workmen to those of Europe
If an iniqutous War with Mexico should


still farther paralyze The business of the


Country, we say to all, struggle manfully


agains: all adverse influences TO the last


Never despair of the Republic. But. if
through this baleful result. half the work


men in our Factories and Workshops
should be deprived of employment. we say.
Let those tehO haze battled faithfully and
zeal0usty TO aUert these catamities be their
last cictams 1t is their clear righ: They
have not regarded with envy or hatred the
prosperity of their employers; they have
not, Samson like. united to pull down on
their own heads the edifce which afforded
them sustenance and shelter. Save all if
possible, and as long as possible; but save
these to the last-N Y Tribune