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lu.e proposed by Gen. Mckay and supported ny
the mass of the Loco-Focos )ast winter. We sec
10 u,c Of repeating what weha7e stated. and we
% n7t wish TO add any thing TO It. Briefly, we
sand or these im2regnabe grounds:


!. chat the p-csen, Tariff docs sfFord efficient
Pfo,ec,on 10 I'LL kinds OF American Wool, as Is
egnced by its prices in our market; the common
est American Wool selling for 80 81 cents
pound, which il would nct command II foreign
WOOL costing less than nine cents here, dusy pad
we're cqu.l to OF in any manner co'npeted with 1t )


2 That the proposition OF the FFee-Tradefs to
raise the duty on this coarse Foreign Wool TO 10
or 20 pcr cent. fthat il, seven mills 10 one cent :
pound is deceptive and fraudulent, because al
the same time they proposed TO reduce The duty
on coarse Wooden Blankets from fifteen TO ten per
cent. thus ensuring the introduction Of coarse
Wooers instead Of Wool, and depriving the faI-
mer no, merely OF any market for such Wool, bet
Tor the Provisions, Fuel, &c &c. he now sells to
the Manufactures OF these fabrics, from whatever
Wool;


8. That the intent Of the present Tariff is 10
shut out such Foreign Wool, tunless imported al
high du,y) as comes in competition with any
American Wool and we believe this is the efec'
ofi,. Bu, Il j; shall appear al any time that tins
resul, is not attained, then we are ia favor Of sc
altering the specifications Of the Tariff as TO en-
sure that result We are for adequate, efficient
Projection TO ersy branch OF Home Industry
nov and evcrnore.


Nov is the News in favor Of duties lcr Pro
:ection al all Yea or Nay.