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no such class There may be two or three d
ticles which are temporarily higher in PaFiieui1'
localities on account Of Protection, but the seus'
raj effect is decidedly the reverse OF TINS ~
HIGHER wares OF those who receive higher iiian
under Free Trade spring from increased p''DU'-
,;o, the diversion of Labor from unProduct'Ve
traffic and transportation to the direct increase o.
human comforts o: wealth. All the zee Tracer
talk OF oppression and piunder oniy ProTes MS
gross ignorance of the matter.


If. The duties pqd on articles actually M
ported are in part tax on the consumer, and III
mart deducted from TIC gains Of the Foreign pre-
duccr or the importer In 50 far as ihoy con'iiiC'
to be paid, they arc Revenue duties. But duties
which operate as an efficient Protection, oy WIDEN
;rr and securing the Home Market increasing
and stcadvinr the Home Production, and calling
into activity the genius OF our Peopc iof iiii''o'
ing Industrial processes, invenilng machinery
&c. almost II not quite invariably reduce the cost
of the protected article, and so benefit the COZ
sumer. When VIC say this, wc have the doct-
mcnts to back it, as any man may see by our
tract on the Tariff as it Is, and hundred other
,,,ht;c.tons: but the Free Trader asserts The
contrary and never attempts 10 subslaniiate 1t by
tracing the operation OF a Protective duty on
Prices.


Is. If this be necessarily and always true why
not carry out the principle and abolish Govern
mcnt altogether The very existence OF Gov
eminent snpposes that men are prone to pursue
zeal or fancied individual advantage at the eS
pcnsc Of general good.


l6. Ditto to this. 1t must not be forgotten
that our Industry is seriously affected by Foreign
Legislation, at any rate. Sha! it be left to that


l.. Facts are better than theory which dis
regards them The factory girls at Lowell not
only earn twice as many dollars per month as
their mothers would average in other employ
ments twenty-five years ago, but each dollar VIII
buy great deal more Cloth OF nearly or quite
every kind they wish 10 buy.-We must break OIL
Mr. webster at the Baltimore Convention


We learn that gentleman from Baltimore
arrived last evening in this city with letters from
The various Committees and from distinguished
individuals. members Of the Convention, address
sed 10 Mr.. Webster, and earnestly inviting him
to be present at the union o. the two Conventions
on Thursday.


Mr.. Webster, We are happy to learn, leaves town
,b:s r,orrino in comnliance with these requests.