Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-02-16

which surrounded the Tariff he would say that he be-
heved that there was majority OF the people OF the Unit
cd States decidedly in favor OF protection in some form
Still he believed that from causes which the gentle
man from Massachusetts, well informed of as him
SELL the system was at this moment exposed TO very ersa
danger He concurred with his friend from Massacbu.
sets in the opinion that these dangers might he
ny IN their nature and might be followed by re action
during which the Tariff OF proe con might be revived
For one lac would say, without any afiectaon that he
felt himself To be growing old lie had seen enough Of
turmoil and strife; AMI il they could aopt any
which would pacIty the country he would no, ,ro,bI
hneli concerning what might be the effect of some
eight or nine years hence but would take the present
practical good, aud that alienation of feeling
which has so long existed between certain parts of this
widely spread conederacy, enable us TO transmit
to alter times the substantial blessings as well "a the
name oil the glorious fabric OF wisdom which our fathers
bequeath to us.
The call for the Yeas and NAYS was then with t,a .s
sent OF the Senate, withdrawn.
The question was then taken granting leave TO in.
troduce the bil aud the bill having been read as fol.
Il bill to notify the act of the l4h yuIy 1922 and nil
other acts imposing duties on imports
1. BE Il enacted, &c. That from and after the 3Oh day
oil September, 1888, in all where dutie, are impo-
sa on foreign imports by the act of the nth day of July
1857 entitled San act to alter and amend the several acts
imposing duties imports, or by any other act, shall
coed twenty per cent the value thereof one tenth part
OF such excess shall be deducted; from aud after the sob
day OF September. 1885, another tenth part shall be de
Quoted; from and after the 30h day of 1897
another tenth part thereof shall be deducted; from and AT.
ter the 10Th day OF September 1889 another tenth
thereof shall be educed aud from and after the 3O, dav
oil September 1884, onehali OF the residAe OF such
cess shall be deducted; and from the
September 1872 the other half thereof shall be deducted
z IND be nJtufher enacted That so much OF the Sc.
cord section OF the act OF the 18th of July aforesaid
hxes the rate OF duty all Incd fuled cloth know
oy the name oil pai kersey or kendall cottons which
wool ~ the only material, the value whe reof does not
coed thirtyhve cents square yard at five per cent adj
valorem, shall be- and the is hereby repealed And
the said articles shall be subjected TO the same duty of fv
per cent. is provided by the said second section M
other manufactures OF WOOL which duty shall be liable to
me same deduction us are prescribed by the first section
of this
j. Ind be il further enacted That until the sOth day
oil September, 1912, the duties imposed hy existing laws
as modified by this act shall and continue TO be col
ec'ed' Ana from and alter the day last aiore said all d
ties upon imports shall be collected in ready money .
iaid Tor the purpose of raising such may he
necessary TO an economical administration OF the 90
vernment and for that purpose shall he equal upon all ar
ucles according 10 their value which are not by this
declared to he entitled entry subsequent TO the said
SUN day Of September, 1912, hce OF duty. And until
otherwise directed by law, from the said Both ay
OF September 1872, such duties shall be a, the rate of 20
per cent al vaorcn Aud from aud after that day all
credits now allowed by law in the payment of duties Shall
De' and hereby are, abolshed Provided, that nothing
contained shall be construed to prevent tie passage
pi any aw III tne event oil war with any foreign Power,
Tor imposing such duties may be deemed by Congress
necessary to the prosecution of such
l. IND De IL further enacted, That in addition TO the
ARTICLES now exempted by the existing laws from the nav
ment OF duties, the following articles imported from aud
after the Both day of September 1898 and until tho ao
day OF SePtember 1872 shall also be admitted to entry free
IRON duty to witt Bleached and unbleached linens man
uacures OF slk, or of which silk shall be the component
oil Good Hope, and worsted stuff goods shaws and Other
manufactures OF silk and worsted. .
o. ina De 1t further enacted, That, on and after the
ooh day oil September, 1872, the following articles shall
De admitted TO entry free of duty, TO wit: unmanu-
featured cotton, indigo, quicksilver opium tin in plates
and sheets, gum arabic, gum senegal lac dive madIer
madden root, nuts and berries used i'm lvenr saffron I'm
merle, woad or pastel, aloes ambergris Burgundy pitch
c9cmInea'' camomIe flowers contender seed, casup,
chalk cocuus incus horn plates for lanterns or horns
other horns and tips India rubber ivory
jumper berries, mask, of all kinds oil of nnper
manufactured ratians and reeds tortoise she'll tn-io
s"eac vegetables used principally in dyeing and compo-
ing ayes weld and all articles employed chiefly for dive
ing except prussiae Of potash comate poti.h aqua.
iorts and arlaric acids, and all other dyeng drugs and
materials for composing dyes.
g; ind be further enacted, That so much of the act
OF the 18th July, 1882 OF any other act as il nrons
tent with this act shall be- and the same i, hereby renca
ed; PForded' That nothing herein contained shall be so
.o',su' as 10 prevent the passage, prior subsequent
TO the said SOth day OF September 1872 of any act ar
acts from time TO time, that may be necessary to detect
prevent or punish, eva'ons of the on imports i'm
Mr. Forsyth moved that the bill he now road = seco,d
'ime' with view to its commitment.
MS motion requires the unanimous OF the Sc.
Mr. Dlckerson objected, the ground that it was too
important bill TO he hurried through its stages
be printed ~ "
SPECIAL ORDER
ne senate then proceeded consider the Bill TO pro
woe iurher Tor The collection of the duties on Imports
The question being the motion of MIR FORSYTH IN
strike out the 3D. section of the Bill
1,'e' Jew words I'om MI Forsyth in defence of his
Mr. King moved that the Senate do now adjourn
MIR wilkins asked Tor the Yeas and NAYS which were
ordered ''S'' "'"e" were
he question then taken, and decided as foIlows
,, ~ eos INessrs Bib Brown, Calhoun, Kane King,
M',er' Moore PondeXter, Rives, Smith, Tyler-II "
ways hessrs. Bel. Chambers Dall,s Dicvsrsou
Dudley, Foo, Forsyth, Frelinghuysen C;rundv Han"
bricks; HiI Johnston, Knight, Namdain Preuti.s Rob
pms Kobn'on, Rnggles Seymour Sproy,e ntor Tom
UNISON, Webster, White, ilkns-26
MT rrcinghuysen then made some obe rvaions acains,
the motion TO strike
MIR. Bib spoke al some length in favor Of ,, motto;
r, ne deb'ie was continued further by Mr. Gruniy Mr.
Forsyth in favor OF il. ' - "''
ne question was then taken on the motion TO strike ON,
and d"ci ed as follows. ~ W. '''''' ''''
feds-Me-srs Bibb, Calhoun, Forsyth Moore, Poin.
Ndys-Messrs. Bell, Black, Brown Buckner. Dudlsv
Ewing, Foot Frrlinghuy'e Grundy. HILL TONES john
SION, hlng, Knigh, NaudAn Pm iss IIivcs RoLb;n,
hoohso'' huggles, Sprague, Upton, Tornnson W,Ve,
mars Wet er, White a" kins, n right 20 90
90 he senate refused 10 s,rike the 3d section
On motion of Mr. Calhoun the Bill AZ amended 49,
then ordered to he printed '"''' ~
al hVe oclssk the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
INC resolution offered by Mr. Bouldin of virginia G,r
vac P'lnuhg oil lOOOO copies OF the Bill and Renort nj tc
NO'n"ec OH the Judiciary for the enforcing of the
nue. laws coming up for consideration,
rV',er made some remarks in reply to observation.
advanced by MIR. Stewart and others YESTERDAY H.
stewart rejoncI, aud Mr.. Craig said few word: in %
port OF inc resolution; when Mr. f. v hesev demanded
me PREVIOUS Question. The call was seconded te Pc
EVs question put aud carried, and the main question NJ,
ordering ne printing, agreed to-ayes a.
NC rouse ordered the printing Of 600 copies of
. The bill TO refund TO tbe bo;r. - Nt.,u II,