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We copy the following from the N. Y. American.


We shall be extremely curious to see, what
course will be taken in the Legislature respecting
the protection of domestic industry; and the more
So since the late proceedings in the Southern States
New-Y ork is beyond all doubt a tariff state 90 or
90 of her 36 representatives and Senators, hav-
ing voted on the question Of the woen's bill last
year for that bil.-Such we believe to be about the
proportion in which the sentiments of the constitu-
eRts of these representatives may still be estimated
though we think it possible the vote in Congress
might now be less strong for high duties. To this
state therefore. if we are right in our view of the
opinions of IFS citizens, the doctrine that duties foI
the protection of manufacturers are unconstuona


will be most alarming, as well as unexpected; and i


will be therefore exceedingly difficult forthe friend


of this Southern expostian of the constitution and
The southern candidate, to attempt to occupy thi
ground; and if they do not, then will the str.kin