Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-08

Mr. Cozzens, Of Rhode Island, offered a resolution.
Tor recommending TO the friends Of protecting national
INDUSTRY, by law 10 procure expression Of sentiment
from their several State Legislatures, In favor of the
continuance oil the same, and that each member Of the
Convention render his aid this end. The resolution
was agreed to
Mr. Carey, from the Committee appointed to prepare
schedule oil the rates OF duties charged staples
when imported into certain foreign countries, and the
duties their staples when imported into this country
made report, which was read and accepted.
The Committee ON the growth Of wool, reported that
they had taken enable them 10 bring before
the Central Committee full information on the subject,
anu that in their opinion, Is pedent present 10
aer Tue tariff in regard TO wool In any other way than
prevent the evasion Of the law. The report
eepted' ana. on motion, Messrs. Keyser Of Md. and
Johnson OF Md. were added 10 the committee.
MT. Dunlop, from the Committee on Iron and Steel,
made report ON each branch, which were read.
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Alter some ~animadversions, which had been better
omitted, by Mr.. Dunlop Of Pennsy and Mr. Eve
re OF Boston, on the paltry impuaions rbad tests
OF the Courier & Enquirer the thanks Of the Conyen-
ton were voted TO its presiding Officer and Secretaries
aud to the Corporation Of NewYork, for the accon,mo-
dalton furnished to the Convention when that body adj
Journed till this onng, at 10 o'clock.
CoNvENTIoN-This Day.
=, communication from meeting In the county Of
kanawha, Western Virginia, was read also commu-
nca'ion from tho Agricultural and Manufacturing SO.
ciety oil washington county, Pennsylvania
MIR. Schenck, from the Committee TO inquire into any
evasion oil the Revenue Laws, reported in part which
was read The Report states that difficulties had arisen
in obtaining direct evidence Of the frauds bu, notice,
many methods resorted 10 for fraudulent purposes and
requesting further time to report in full.
Mr. Cox observsd, ,ha, he had received l,tler from
that tho treasury was defrsuded by means OF ho ra!s
Of exchange on England
Mr. Ellsworth went into S'aemen n, OF fsts In rcla.
ton to frauds prasssd in the importation of woolien
xood. by false swearing al the Custom House. The Aus
uon system was also spoken OF by MIR. +. AGA werui
esgoo oy when such frauds were disguised aud ed
Ga fr,m do ee'on. The Auction System forced into
sns country the veuse stocks Of eve market 10 the
world. The Collector OF this port has hi herto been
unable 10 perform HE duty account OF pubic sen.
umsn' agan't 'efuny;- within tho las, six month,
been discovered wi hin that time, he duy on which
would amount to very neirly for'y.sish thouss nd
doIiar. he spoke Of cas-, tried in Philadelphia 10
which tho depos ion Of a eek J., f. ,s.,ud had infiu
ensed the opinioo OF The Jmy. E,oush such deepest.
ions he 'aid nigh, be- obtained In Eogiand to load
ssr'' Tor slxP-nee place An oil importer told
Mr. H., mat on vi'i' to Eglapd, h' was urged by
"a. manu'as'ur rs to buy gods wo- h nne and ten
snilIing' per yard, and have thrm ipvoised at 81
ne expressed rurPrzi at the eft, but the u auufac-
'u'er' said ,hey were doing il Tor his neshbors every
Jay. This individual bad deeered, that IL this system
went on much longsr, he niue, d ciin. bu ine,s.
Mr. Ellsworth sonslujei hi, remrks by preventing
70 'ne eanvenion Tor 'hs acceptance Of each member
pamphlet containing h.grant eases OF The viola
ton OF the Rev nue. Law, in The imporia ion of woal
lens
After further debate, hs repor, and resolution were
acsepted.
report by Mr.. Bruen, Chairman Of IN , d,iestto,
rom hdnhd,od, in Virginia, Oh The manufaature OF
SALT va presented and referred TO the Central COM
Mite.
MIR C. Oius made report on Cabne, Ware, which
was read and accepted
Mr. Sayre, OF New York, OF re I a rssoluisr witch
was IN nimou ly adop'ed and before this ecny.n ion
hnsi'y adjourn, the President be requested 10 inv 4,
rome clergyman 10 TO urn thanks 20 Almighty God Tor
his bounie. 10 this land, and implore The coutinua.
too thereof
MI Roberts, OF p .nnsy IvaDia, presented resolution
au horsng tbs Central COMMITTEES to cali NEE L. q II
me hisnds OF the American System The year 1892
'hsy deem 1t expediepi, at such lime ard pae. az
hey may see fit. Agreed 10.
MT. Sibley OF Mass, at or having made rome prel.
m!nary rema X, 10 whish IL aed Il al aemp,. had
been msdc 70 cow dseord among the nembers of va.
rlous sections, ans oil variocs party re
Gamble and rsso'uiion setting forth hat The Cor
ven'ion me, with jset, and acted with one obee
and tina; they viewed wh contempt the Efforts TO p-o.
duee dtsord. This resolu'ion was reeopded and iu.
ported by MIR. Everett, add adopt, d..
solut ons o. thanks Maiihow C.rey OF p iiadeI
phia and zskiah les of Baltimore W ere I'm .nmou,
ly sdoped.
Alter some o:her similar matisrs the President al.
nouneed that the hour OF adournme had now arriye
ahd made some pert nent remarks, acknowledging The
oonor bestowed upon him. and The suppor, he had re-
seved in the performances Of hi, du les in III, chair
Inc Rev MIR. Schroeder made an appropriate and i'm
Pressive prayer, and the Convention al ufn.d sine die
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