Extract ofa letter TO the Editor.
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DEAR SIR-I have just arrived here from Wash
ington. where have been Tor some days past. Inc
committee on manufactures have commenced exam
ming witnesses against the tarH and are still send
ino subppnas to the renotest parts of the country
for others The great leader Of the Jackson party
in Pennsylvania, declared lew evenings since, that
all that could be done this session. would br to take
the testimony, and the next session 1.-THE short
sion, when every one knows nothing can be done, }
they would take it up for discussion ~ plain En-
elish the people to be amused with farce to be
nlayed off hereunder pretence OF taking tes'm0.
nv to prove that the farmers and manufacturers OF
PENNSYLVANIA, and the North want no aid or protec-
ton. and that it is better to buy every thing from
England, who will take nothing from US


That an agreement and understanding exists be-
tween the leaders of the Jackson party in Pennsyl
yania and New York, with the leaders in the South
to defeat the tariff, no we'll informed man in Wash
inpton now entertains doubt. This object is to be
accomplished by delay and postponeme t if possible
50 as to deceive the people Of Pennsylvania and New
York. and prevent an alarm there which might prove
injurious to the Jackson men, who have made thl.
contract to transfer their respective states to tht
South and also to the cause of the Hero under who's,
banner they have enlisted, and upon whose success
every thing depends.


The movements you see have been commenced
and will be followed up, and nothing can proven
the success of these deep laid plans but the awaken
ING of the people and the reused Indignation of New
York and Pennsy yvania. and this ought to be the i'm
mediate object of ever, friend to the farmers ant
manufacturers, whose interests have been sold by
proIliuate and corrupt set Of amb ious men, to ac
complIsh their personal elevation TO office as the re
ward of their treachery. Look at the fruits of thl
corrupt and unprncpled contract, already disclosed
and doubt ifyou can.


lst One Of the most decided enemies to Amer
can manufactures is nominated for Speaker, an
elected by the unanimous yUte of every JacksU
man from Pennsylvania and New York, in oppos
tion to uniform and decided friend of the tariff po
icy -,


tures perfectly subservient to the will Of the antIt;
riff party. in which the southern member has brougt
forward the only successful measure.


3d. In accordance with the lan laid down. IA


ter nearly IA month of the session had expired, II
stead of bill, the committee report the South Ca


olna resolution to send '.for persons and papers,


+, nroye that it is better to buy Swedish instead


PENNSYLVANIA iron-Russla instead OF kentuck


hempHand English instead of American wool, WOO


ems. cottons, &c. and when this is done, the subje


is TO be laid over, postponed and defeated, and til
:, resolution was carried by the unanimous vote of ev
y ry Jackson man in Pennsylvania and New Y,r
- with but single exception. Mr. Hoffman OF N.
= who made speech IN favor ot the resolution, al
declined voting I'LL tle result was duHOunCeu ny
:, chair when it being evident that his vote would u
" defeat it. to save appearances, he voted against
y, Can stronger proof be offered So tar the plan /
nc succeeded and the contract has been fulfilled.


4th. The next move it is understood. will be


report bill as obnoxious as possible to New EI


land. and to throw on them, if possible, the od


and responsibility of is defeat.


5th. Should this fail, then it is to be ascertain


whether the measure cannot be defeated in the $
re- ate and if 50, is to be passed in the House in
most popular form, as to give the jackson pa


the credit in Pennsylvania and New York, OF be


in favor of the tariff


9th Should it however, be asceralned that
lin bill cannot be defeated in the Senate. then the ia
inu son men in New York and Pennsylvania are to VI
ion with the South to defeat the measure. first by
of measures of delay and postponenent. and by an
nil ly adjournment, if nothing else will do but sho
k all these expedients fail, and the question be for
nm upon them, it is understood that Pennsylvania
ing New York must 20 the whole way, and at all haz
e AGAINST the BILL otherwise the allegiance ofthe So
les to general Jackson, dissolved, and they are tC
ling at liberty to select man better qualified by edl
for, ton, habits, and temper, for the high Office of
.esi magistrate This may be regarded as idle spec
ON ton, but look to it, examine the progress OF ev'
ade there, and you will see it verified to the letter.
[.. thing but the timely breaking out of public indy


ton in New York anu Pennsylvania can prevent
ts Har. .argus
hes From the Nesv- York .Annercan.
our From our Correspondent