Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-04-28
CON&REseXONASl
THURSDAY April 10.
DUTIES ONINPORIo.

tiOn 0facts imposing duties W"
,,L,.b was carried in the affirmative
IN, nm having been read tbrougn-
an yI,l,ry explained that lho o3iac' p.
1,e Ism being merely TO give e'isc' ~ ~. .'.
TarT Bill Of l-25, tinvoi'eo ID. M or,,.
Mo which was likely TO distract 'u1 g..,
io9s ofthe House, as he prosa'"oU ..'.''
oIi would unite 10 giving force To- ', 1l.s p.
;ro law. He then proceeded ID s'0" ''
,r{,fm manner the law of1s2S had been VI
olated. and 10 poiutout the c.la'C! '' ,..'
remedy proposed ly the b,.. ".1-' lo.'
eideraion On ihepohcy oil .a'e,7" 1o'i'-
,ues nm reference tcthcT trade "' ', ,I0.
some remarks. cyoloraunE France NOS
land. sc. from any attempts To- em'"''"77
our trade. England adopting Hc' 'c" .,'
lions of free trade, has also adopted u'e
impression thatIt is0Imos. dong NO" SIT
vice TO put down our protective Po.cF'
He stated what wercthe regulations Oh lAe
existing Laws by whichc0'lsctorso OF inc Gus
tom Houses were governed. lie showed
chat the cause of ihc geat frauds i',~' '.''
b,,, -or,r,-ff-f. was to he ie'.'' ''
0- ,,..I IRE not Tel, ODD the pos
ia'- '-'' ' ..77 collector, as tho law pre-
session M thav should be-, and tha, .he
s1,lc66 Gods over which he was able 60 cX-
oll Is control, are the packages which are
:, the Appraisers Office. lie read from
,-.ta.a memorandum some opinions on
ne subject of tho law.
Mr.. Cambrele0g wished to know tae
or,bor.ty 10 which he referred
N1r N1,r4rv re1Ucd th7t the authority
,-,. a. roo3 one.
ri D.sy.o- rose f7 order. BE wished
81. l.oU ,f .r- Gentleman from Vermont
~, t--.4 t. 1,v- ND his authority
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e.. l-l.-- E, R,stoo. h.a PASSED the
0rs.,-, lions, m Now York under the
5,I.,r m,-,mDn. He futher read some
,yt-.cts from 81 circular siqued by hfe
member of Congress. To- sustain ms state
meats.
As To- the invasion of the revenue. b.
referred to the message OF the President.
and 90 the report of the Secretary of the
Treasury, to shew that they are such as
requIre remedy The Collector of New
York also admits that m0nstr0Us evasIo1s
oftbe revenue have taken place. but boz
wants the power To- prevent them. Her
he comDImeuted The vigilance and indus
try of the present Collector lu ibe Hg1es.
terms. He had done ms duty rs Ear as be
could. and the present bin would give lh.t
power which IS required 10 make his eXcr-
tons efsctuaL a. stated ol thc authority
ofa1 Appraiser, what was the practice DO
ths ADpraIsiug Department
Having gone through these statements.
De euQuIred where was the security which
tins law was 90 give TO tine raveruol lt
was alleged that the foreign manufacturer
and agent are honest men, who ere TO be
trusted. Yet members of this House, It.
had been declared on this floor could not
be trusted 20 calculate their own mileage. /
and the Speaker could not be permitted To- +
appoint a draughtsmar.
He took view the condition oftbo