Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-24


uil,fa,p 6bi.5tai,." has sorsseen ,,;. eon,n,oucv
and nrov5.d for IL. h.. has nIacsS ,hs n,r .o,'n,
der on IN. Unnsr Mis.;s-,r prsva, rsr;gs;.r SS,Ns
~ ,he he.d ~ H. connis,;ar ~ -; 49,, - ~. ~,
autboritv of all commapliog o,c.rs IN Indsn .,n
tries and AZ military po.,s viii have r,.h, - ..y
way all suspicious or eu,pabIs eharac,srs fR,oe"a
r,u;. r :. ~ -- 1-.----
venue accri,s a, the mar. q, phii,Js,hi, 10 ,h e.,
quarter of the nres,nt year |. bu, = ,os n ~ no hi
that of the corr,s,ondn, quarter l.; Is3e ., ss, N.,
o. We bave n,rc,dv na,iced IN. ,scl;,. &c
here which in the same term exceeded two ,,,,,nns
These results are ma, IL.iv 10 sn.,an ,, nr;,;. -
President Adams ns 10 m. svsnn of aSo ~ ~
eorrespond with The a.s,r,,css 60 co,;,,no,,,, |
ncatedly urge, be the ovoc ,,cs NJ The An,cr;c, So
tenn, dat their res,ricijons nm nm, ior,in comsy.
wouIJ no, min io,sIv ,frsrt 4, or.,, &C III .
They have conteol.J Thai as so,,c ,r,;.,s -, -
10 be imported others would be smbs,I,ted and m Tho
rgrera,e amount of c,resn cop,ocrce an, ~, ,awn,
would s,; h. r,ar,,n.J Wa h,vs a,,,, ~
different OPINION We believe that re ,,rc,iny snv on
branch of trade affects all branches inuriousy and that
such policy will inevitably diminish and
!oreisn commerce. we shall be much mistaken il such
Is nor he irhit OF the American System, unless we spec
any return 70 that true American System, which was
acted upon when the finances oil The country were I'M
uor me direction OF Hamilton and Gaa,in--a sys-
'ei" which, whe encouraged our industry by mod
rate imposs never pushed them to the point OF rcst'ic
ton-ncVer sacrificing The revenue oil the country IL
l. poor consolation 10 The American people TO our
cohmercs anu revenue granna'y declining while our
manufacturers are involved IN general bankruptcy and
rum while on the subject 1t Is pcrhaps,w well TO correct
an mpression as respects the revenue OF tho present
year rue Hec'ine IN NE revenue now accruing as the
DORIS become due generally In 1880, will TALL principal
~ upon that year The revenue of 1929 depends so
nneh upon inc given IN lS2S That will not eS
h'nit mat iaing OH which Is anticipated The mistake
arises ON not discriminating between revenue rcceiv
ed and revenue bonded in tie present year.
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commerce @ bostoa HE hrst OF the present
nv 'n ns' e ueeu nc ess nah 'hree arrivals al
nS P''l ,ro,' Namoh, WIN valuable cargocs, The du-
ues on wi,n wiz nor iii Tar short OF three hundred
housaho uoars me amount oi revenue nccruing up
o ~ oS, QUA r.e 'oh'ne' S9y' UP 10 shi. date. rs
"vout S'oo,ooo. me ahonm OF cuues on efrign mer-
""os ",,u''eu mo WIS port from January lst to
'"'e "'" ,o-'' was Siooo,S'i OIL cents; from Janu-
ny ~ 70 June oo'h 1879, Ss'p5S,too ~ CENTS and
'cn January i., 70 june sum- iS2o, Sl,S2l,220 Ii
" Sep ny 'ie auovc s'aemof't, that he duties Tor
the hrs SIX months OF the present year exceed those
re"e,v n WITHIN 'he same period in 1927 more than
S1o,o"o' WINE ,"y isii snort OF the duties received in
hc nrs SIX months OF the year 1898 about Ss2iS 900
Boston Gasei.e.
TIE REVENUE
II is somewhat remark ,bJe that ,ha f,u,.y or tho
est mates made hv the late p,as;t.n. Mr. Al.,1s a. n,
the revenue az nj. var s,,n,,i 90 81, -
In his messAg. 10 Compress on The 81 Decenhsr liar
he speaks OF s nroni,ious marie, h.v,na on.nd .,
the granaries nj our connIrv own, N 6. he
of ali Eurooe having fallen shor, Of tber snaI oy.
and lhsn adds. Wemay consider IL cs,,.;n H.,
for the approa ching vear IL has al,od nm Ton -, 10
amount 10 the value OF our cxpor,s anil ,h,, i, Ill, -
an &c corresnonbno ;ocre A.. of ;,nnor,,,in. =, -
he reforr con(,entlv he o.seen ,bo, ba revenue ~
1929 will equal and HrobaLly exrced tlat of 1895 and
will alod tie mea. OF cx,ingui.hing ten millions
of tho principal Of the pnblic leh AMI VET in th
very frs, Quarter of The wear bns nromsca a. en- hnn
dant there il fanp off If two mIIiops al I'm
MIR. Adams was toerable rhetorician hut ,he verv
worst and sha,.owest statesman ,ya ey.r h,J 81 ~
head of government rpbIoIsIob;a ccnt
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MT Owen, OF Rev Harmony, has passed ,hrough
'hs city on his way 10 Europe. We learn from him.
ha he has been tally occupied since hts debate with
alr. Campbell lie rem'neh two months after The d.
cIsson in the city OF Cincinnati, preparing wor.
which he published there, and which contain.
I'VE oil his voyage 10 and edngs in Mexico. and
review oil The public meeting with Mr.. Campbell AS
I'M: WORK contains much curious not TO say important,
matter Tor tho statesman T1d economist we may
maps make some extracts from it. Ii seems u,ai the
public discussion between Mr.. o and MIR. e. had not
produced any an'ino>ity between these genilemen for
we are informed, Mr. Owen called upon Mr. Campbell
81 ms house. al bethany Mr.. Owen spent three DAYS
WIN MS hosiiabe opponent and relatives end he was
nnSh please. WYNN ihs VISIT
Durlng hls stay III this city, MIR o. has bad CONVEX
ssIohS w'h ,e PRESIDENT and other public officers, AMI
we representatives oil 'icign fowers Ills object in
ie'e &C, appears 10 be 10 ADVOCATE TN ne
vesS"y 'o' WI" ,nc advantages OF new System OF Pr
ey' WHEN sna'' shl"e al nations 10 90 ain lie adyan-
"S'S VI '""'eh "''oVefies ana Improvements, in>teai
W "eL'g' as a' present, oppressed 10y them, and by
Wn''n uSse enormous powers OF production shall De
"ehsuVi"y "rp'c" Tor me industrious classes, without
J t oN'e pusth non pIon"rer'. re recommends,
'1i uS ;,nal 'ne autnuon oil All Government
'H NC 10 eSts"iisn "a superior system Of rdr-