Foreign Interests Banding against the


Tariff.
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The Courier des Etats- Unis a few days ago
apologsed to its readers for i,H Democratic
synpathies" on the Tariff question, by saying
that the FRENCH INTERESTS which Il was spe'
cially retained to defend, rendered those sym
pathies perfectly legitimate


In pursuance of notice Published IN its co
lumns, large meeting OF the French residents
Of tae City Of New York was held to decide how
they should vote at the coming election. The
Argus of this morning contains an account of
their proceedings, and of their unanimous dc.
cision for Polk.


This extraordinary resolution is justified as far
an the Tariff ia concerned, by the last Courier,
which asks & if its readers can hesitate bet1een
those WHO THREATEN TO MAINTAIN THE TARIFF or
ls42. AND THOSE WHO PROMISED TO ABOL-
ISH 1T We haue," Gays this foreign organ,
"ureed, as far as noe ,0ere bound, the naturdlized
French to the Jul6lmcnt Of their duty and the
sroteetion of THEIR INTERESTS"


These interests are attainable only by the
prostration of tho Tariff which in Pennsylvania
has been insolently coupled with the name of
Polk on the Loco-Foco banners and in Loco
Foco newspapers! ALBANY Eve. Jour.