II Husr's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for August
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u HuST's MERCHANTS MAGAZINE for August
opens with full and systematic account of the
Sandwich Islands, by J. ]. JARVIS, author of
History Of the Islands. Prof Tucker continues
his ANALYSIS of the Statistics Of the United States
and Engineer CASEY follows with paper on Anne
rican Railways. The Inland Navigation of this
State is next exhibited by II. S. DEXTER, followed
by the Commerce of the Mississippi, byJ, ii. Lam
MAN. Mr.. T. B. FISHER, q consistent Free Trader,
next follows with review OF Hon. Lew Wood
burv's Tabernacle Speech, protesting against any
Duties on Imports for Revenue or any other puF-
pose and demanding an entire abolition OF tariffs
and custom.houses If Mr.. Woodbury's doc
trines were not Fundamentally lallaclous, MI
Fishers argument would be undeniaby sound
But we shall never coax or shame the mass OF the
anti. Protective potitions into a similar consis-
tency.


The minor articles Of the Magazine we have
not room to speak Of but they are generally good
We feel forced to protest, however, against the
Monthly Commercial Review as a dishonest
and Jcsuitcal assault, continued from month TO
month, on the interests Of the Productive Industry
OF the Country Ii the Magazine is to be an or
qan Of the Foreigrs Manufacturing interest here,
very well; it has perfect right to take that
ground openly, but it is not right that 1t should
profess otherwise, and yet give an Editorial ar
gument every week, with a skilfu iuggle Of fig
ures and statistics, in deadly opposition to the
Protective Policy. Fair play, Mr.. Hunt, and no
goueng