From the Pennsylvania Mteiligencer.
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In looking the result of the elections in the
various seaport towns in the U. States, we find that
in majority of them the anti-tarif party have suc-
ceeded. Previous to the late election we looked
with consld erable degree of satisfaction and state
pride to the city of Philadelphia, as being an excep-
ton to other seaports-the election has however
been held, and she too has thrown herself into the
arms of the anti-arAites. That this was unexpec-
ted to US, we need not repeat, but that we should
feel astonshed at such result we free to con-
fess. We have been for years accustomed to find
the city papers boast of the vast and rapid improve
ments going on in Philadelphia, in consequence of
which the sound the hammer and Of the shuttle,
was said to be heard in every part of it and there
fore we had not the most distant expectation OF
finding her in opposition to her own interests. But
so it appears to be, and ascribe her default
in acting thus to nothing but that prejudice which
has taken but too strong hold Pennsy lvanians.
Many now appear ready to close their eyes as it
we're against their interest and leap headlong


into the arms of the Jackson anti-taritf interest.
How this nfatua'ion will eventually operate can be
foretold without raising Samuel from the dead.


We have had the experience, and if we will not
profit by it, let no contributor to similar state OF


things complain if he shall have again to suffer. This


nfauation is but fair to say, is however not con-


fined to the city, but it pervades the country in
, still greater degree, and there are hundreds, yea


thousands who may rue their present folly, when


there will be none to pity them, because they will
, have brough ruin upon themselves.


We have it from the best authority, that in Phila.
delphia there exists society of importing


chants, called the anti tariff society, organised.
! and ready to act as occasion may require, and


whether the defeat of the tariff candidate for con.
0 gress was not owing to their systematised opera


tons is not for US TO say, but we free to confess
that we believe it to be so how blind then must


be that mechanic that farmer who would loose sight
of his interest in order TO promote that of ano
L ther?


e For our part we have no doubt that desperate


attempt will be made next winter to repeal all tariff


laws The southern Jackson men tell us so, and
n they threaten civil war, yea IA dissolution Of the


Union, if this is not done, and the Jackson leaders


in other states to justify this southern mad
# ness or they would at once desert cause which is
r, thus supported This, however, they will not do,
, because if they would let the people into the secret,
!. it would be death to their hopes-ther deeds are
% dark and therefore the people must be kept igno-


rant of what is going on. On darkness and decep-
f, ton depends their success.