OId.Ea.,,ioned Democracy
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While the Polk journals are parading the Reso-
lutions and Speeches Of Boston Federalists in "a
yor of Free Trade in the infancy of cur Protect
i've Policy, we ask that sone regard be paid to
the views of the time-honored Democracy Of
New. York Just about the time that the Boston
merchants and capitalists were passing the Free
Trade Resolutions SO delighted in bythe Evening
Post, News, Sc. the Tammany Society CT our
City unanimously passed the following Reso-
lutions:


Resolutions ofiae Society Of TGnanany, or Colam-


bs1n Order, passed October ii, 1919.


Resoired, That as friends TO our Country, We re-
commend TO our brethren OF the d'iieent soc!enes o
Tam,nany or Columbian Order, the necessity as
well az moral duty, TO our Country, ourselves, ana
poserty, of refraning from every species OF Seless
extrsyaeapce in our mode Of living especially ID
furniture, dress, the table, ostentassous equipage
and expensive amusements.


ResofceG That we will pIscouNrEsAScE THE
IMPORTATION AND USE IN OUR FAMILIES OF EVERY
spEcIEs or FOREIGN MANUFACTURE OR PSoDUc-
rIos WHICH CAN OR MAY BE REASONABLY susSri-
rurEp BY THE FABRICS Oh PRODUCTIONS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Yiously recommend TO our brethren tnrousho9e ,ne
United States strict and rigid observance OF this
,-at ,oral duty in their families and social inter-
course.


Mechanics of New-York it is because We
CLAY men advocate this American Policy that
the French and other Foreign interests In our
City are now arrayed under the banner OF Polk
sadDalla, winyousuffar them topus US down !