STATE Or ILLINOIS.
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Shawnee Town in the State Of Illinois has
already . Newspaper conducted with some
ability. 1t is called the Illinois Gazette. II
i,kes IN earnest part with the manufacturing
Interest in Congress and in deploriny the
,erc,ion Of Mr.. Baldwin's Tariff has made
VIC ~. wing remarks


"Our so'1. hopes have suddenly been
swept away; and to ln>. chagrin of dissp.
poiniment, is added the moniSying conviction
that our interests have been sacrificed to The
cold blooded policy Of those who view the
rising greatness Of the western country with
jealous apprehension, and who force US tt
struggle sgains, every difficulty and disadvsn
'tags rather than yield up petty trade which
bas become, even 10 themselves, useless ans
Improbable. Because The band Of adversit,
has smhten them, they will not allow us 4
avert the same evil. Indeed the conduct o
our "sis,er states" In the Esst, resemble to.
much The IN nstured sbsurdi,y Of witherec
spinsters, for they ore not satisfied with con.
cealing their own wrinkles, and patching uE
their fading charms, bat are 70 jeslsus Of The
bloouing freshness of their younger sisters 10
the West, and 80 fearful Of competition with
them, that they cannot hide their envy CT se,
bounds 10 their dislike"


We have quoted this paragraph to illustrate
the injustice practised in the West. Certain
ly the rejection ol Tie Tariff was not owl T.
the policy oi the Eastern States. The unan.
imous adverse polIcy Of ibs Southern was tn.
main cause, and The Eastern displayed NOR.
libsralily IN the occ isloD, and lent more sup
port to The Tariff than could bare been ex