Protection and Common Sense.
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49Me Editors Of The Tribune:


In no Essay, nor Treatise on Political Econo-
my have ever seen the doctrine of Protection
heated IN the elementary manner i'll which |
lhmklt deserves to be-that is, That protection to
Home lndustrys neither more nor less than car
fHng out, on large scale, those principles-thosc
pactlcolpnnc pics-which govern every prudent
man In the management of his own affairs. Es-
eclally IS this the case in the newspaper articles
Win which the country abounds from one end to
TIE other There is a vast number Of words
spat mostly upon the ground so as not to be ga
"efed up every day, every week. month and
!@t, about Production, Consumption. Labor, EX-
SHAgge Currency, aad all Mat-but how fcwrer-
srs : are enlightened or are made wiser by It !.
society Is made up of iami!ieS-ind what is good
"oholfy Tor one is good for al. 1t is so very
supple that It seems as if 1t were impossible for
%! one 10 mistake concerning it-and yet not a
y" aliedgc and practice upon the doctrine, that "a
tsfy different course OF conduct is the proper one
~ communities, whether they be simply towns,
states, or Empires. Now if the writers on
aese topics would but descend from their stills,
aa show that the difference between the prudent
ad the spend-thrit is only an clucidation or Illus
sallon Of the Science Gf you so please to call it,
Political Economy, then people might under
,.aad sni become enlightened upon the subject.
as corolary, it might also be shown, that tn c
seces brawler for free trade, does not practc c
!, ! u ms own business; fbe does you may be sure
sa' he is out at the elbows. You may be quite
:s'aln that Mr.. Calhoun cschcws his own thcor-
=. - IN the management of his estate-or ii he does
~ ~ you may be sure that his plantations do not
sy their own expenses.


DISTINGUISHED SrRAHGEKs.-Thc Valley Forge
yesterday, to our city, several distinguish
JMgeh,emen, Among the number were the Hon
Gu Gu J. Crlitendcn, Senator, and William j.
H.. Hs'es, member of Congress from kentucky, the
elss. ;. Ph!lips Phoenix, member of Congress
Hs .os 10, the city of New York; and lastly, the
>, r: a. Thomas FL. Benton, Senator from Missouri
br, ,'sania, Just as the reader chooses to locate


Ist. Louis Republican.