Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-03-05
RichE.omd, Tuesday, March :.
,ruE TNYO RILIS

THE TWO BILLS.
Both bills passed on Friday-the bill TO niodify Tho
1dr!t, passed the Senate by vote of 80 to I6Wthe
bill 70 proride for The collection of duties on imports
the House of Representatives, by vote of Ido to
AZ. Mr. Clay's bill 10 distribute The proceeds of ire
Puohc Lands, was under discussion in the House of
Representatives on Friday, and the National Inteli
gencer seems to think that there almost deci-
slve indications of its success"
We have given our opinions of these three mea
sures so frequently, that it is unnecessary 10 recap.
tuiate them at length The Rerenue Collection Bin
was at this time unnecessary and Observation-Disclosures
we should certainly have voted against il with Ar
cher, Patton and others on the principles of Ben
TONS report OF 1877 But exceptionable is it has
been most wretcbedly carcatured by some of its on
ponents. But the bill is i'm to-day's paper-and Iep
the readerjudge for himself The Tariff Bill is hailed
with great satisfaction the harbnger of peace to
distracted country. 1t carried every vote in the
House, South of the Potomac, ercept one! All Ken
lucky, all Tennessee, all Louisiana, Alabama and
mississippi But as it may be desirable to the quid-
nuncs TO have coup de ea of the upon this
occasion, we avail ourselves of the following annly
sis presented by the Baltimore American:
NE-aye'-Aodorsoa, Jas. Bates Mcn,yro, Holland K.
NEW T%MrsnisRI l sy..p,oa4A..a Harper. Hubbard
weeks =, May Chandler ''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Appeoa ' John SGSs'G k ASs%i NPn.
XvEFYs; MdSTg.%.,dnSs::, IeS;
EssIc!' Hall; slads, n.m.o, Allen.
NEW , YosK ElwoI'h Huntington IGseO ser Young
Boast o1 %s SSsa
p:S,dv Fs%n p wilkins cd%cad Pieon
Reed 6a;o BabcOck DicEsoo, WGlo.oy G. H. Whoalsy
;SSS T% iFss, lSendl; souls Jowo,, Tracy.
Southland, Lewis cOndc,, COndt usho. Cooper.
Smith Gilmore, Coulter
King RcS' Necoy % tS b ssSph 81.
SSE RELAY ~Ssg-J: /. MiI!sa stewart
ton 8 'Pe 1o%S: WNs5S,ssa %a:es
Armstrong XTchGf %ioSaodS D"% Rob o An
SMS sS" VIM Johnson Maxwell Craig Dape csiSo"o,
n SSSTn lrdss2 api ssRa, H. HIxsg
'h soij TGpU @Ik WiIr%; Carson
MS GH6R Fielder Ge nanToll Dayon Nty.aon D'"'
w .SyS,, Clayton. '"'"'p'0''
:s sS%s,ENS2ii
fc%p1a. W NSSs Lee. A"
Bel. F6k s iHo.a Arnold Iaao sando Hall.
ayesSFinday, Corwin, Creighton Trvn Thompson
M sS Russell, vnOu, KonnOu Ioavtt, Cooke
LOU LOUISIANA. --.aye,-- Bullard, Thomas. E. D. White.
ND ANA.-4yes-BOOn, Carr.
MISSISSIPPI I. %9ye@PiS%mcr.
%EAB&mGAa.- --.Ss gsc-4ciisiGyIi Lewis. M,,,,
The bill will give peace--and we are grateful
Tor me boon which 1t thus confers-As revenue
measure, we take it for what il is worth-but we
cannot pledge ourselves for better and tcorse-Tbe
ABUSING OF IN proportion to the economical wants
Oh the government IS now one thing neeedful Tho
revenue ought to have been cut down al least sir mil
hnnS n doH@'0. We oro advised by a uIercantiIe
gentleman, that for the first year this bill will scarce
~ cut 1t down more than one million Should this
prove to be the case, it will be incumbent on tho
"eft congress to retouch It's provsions-and most
gladly do we devolve upon the next Congress- for II
WIN give us better bargain, than could have got
from the present-ln making the above estimate
I inc proceeds Of The Public Lands are thrown out
II that bill should fail, therefore, the amount of the
reduction from the six millions will have to be made
ceeds; from to 3 millions P''-
. SINCE writing the above, we discover from the
saturdays Proceedings, that the Land Bill has poss
ed:-it awaits the Presidents Signature to become