THE EARIt'F.
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In the discharge of our editorial labers, we have
uniformly endeavored to enforce upon the minds of
the friends OF this the fact that the ground
work of the opposition to Mr.. Adams was founded in
dislike to that system of policy which nurtured and
protected the industry of our manufacturers. The
experience of each day conyinces us that we were
correct and we believe the period not distant when
many of those who would not listen to our advice,
will, to their sorrow have TO acknowledge that they
acted unwisely in supporting party whose Chief OBJ
ject is their destructlon-be it even so-we have
discharged our duty, and have nothing to reproach
ourselves with. We scarcely think that any in
telligent man who may have read the correspon-
depce of certain members of the South Carolina del


eeation, but must acknowledge that the South have
rallied around General Jackson with no other view,
than that of putting down Domestic Manufactures,
and for the prevention of the making of roads and
canals by the General Government and yet,
strange as it may seem nne-tenths of all the Wea-