MAGNITUDE OF THE STAKE.
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The great question Of the protection of Amer-
can Industry and American prosperity is staked
upon the contest. Already has the New-York
Evening Post, of the most able as we'll as one of
the most devoted of the Combination prints. pro-
claimed "that Gen. JACKSON is TO be supported
on account Of Ms HOSTILITY TO THE AMERI-
CAN system :" and the affiliated presses not
only in the city of NewYork, but throughout the
Union either honestly speak the same undsgused
language or they conceal and cloak their actual hos
tility TO that system under doesed and otninous
silence. There is not one Of them of any note or
influence from Georgia 10 Maine, Mat openly and
aciiceiy advocates and supports that system. This
Fact with the open opposition to the Tariff of the
Jacksonlans at the South, and the actual though
often silent hostility of ninetenhs Of the Jackso-
mans at the North, leave not doubt upon the sub
|ject. If the Continuation triumph, the American
system is sacrificed the interests and the prosper-


" Vt the farmer and the manufacturer are prostra-


ted and the real independence OF the people OF the
United States is put into the power and entrusted
TO the mercy and loving Kindness of our ancient


enemy and tyrant England--natle to depend on the
legislation Of British Parliament, and held at the


caprice or made subservlent to the interests OF the


manufacturers of Birmingham ard Manchester. 1t


is evident therefore that no true friend to the real


interests of bis country. in this state can lack mo-
, tees, and powerful ones. to exert himself for The


success OF the cause in which he is engaged.