Mr.. CLAW and the Tariff.
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,b,t ts, wha,e;er revenue is necessary eco
nenical and honest administration OF the funeral


ment ought 10 be derived from duties imposed on


Imports and believe that establishing Tsi o
due, such determination oughtto Be made, Is wiz
I<cIpEsrALLY AFFORD REASONABLE protection 70 0n1
! national interests"


To The Editor Of The Tribune: ,...,- %


The above is an extract Of Alr. ClayS ie!,el 70 70
F. A Bronson OF GEORGIA. Will the hdilol ~ 81
The Tribune point out to one OF hls feauels -
WHAT respect it differs from the views 9l less. .
Buchanan, Van Buren, &c. whom ne iias - 0't-
sparingly ridicued for coupling the WofqS Us n'e- ~
dental protection" with Tariff ! NO 0tLnAl"e, :,
but come up TO the mark. Don't let the lact OIL
this letter having been written Tor Georgia., pre-
ventits consideration IN the North. H.


Reply to Tie Gbore.


The SIMPLE difference between Mr., Clay and
Mr.. Van Burcn is this-that Mr.. Clay Is a
champion of the principle of discrimination, IN
the imposition of Duties, IL favor OF the Industry
of the Country, and approves Of the present Ia
riff; while Mr.. Van Buren, ayows himself "or
POSED 10 the present Tariff, both in its principles
and lis Details" Perhaps this is no difference
at all, but it seems to US very vital one. We
ayvery little stress On abstract propositions, which
may mean less or more; 1t is the Pract1cal mat
ter that We look at. Only sustain the present
Tariff in all its essential features, correcting any
errors of oversight or ovcrreaching like the COM
mon swindc of importing manufactured silk as
: Silk in the Gum, and you may call It's Protcc-
ton as Incidental as you please. 1t IS right and
working right, and Mr. Clay is for periectlng and
sustaining it, as we are; while Mr.. Van Buren, is
pledged to compass its overthrow and the estao
lisbmcnt of substitute based entirely different
That is all the difference.


Mr.. Buchanan VIC consider a Tariff man.


BY the way, the Evening Post tres to show
that Mr.. Clay has abandoned his old ground. We
nope the Post means this, and that 1t will find
Mr.. Clay's views perfectly satisfactory. Liking
hem ourselves VIC are glad to see them generally
liked. If the Post concurs, who shall cavil