Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-21

VI lie 6i the whole Of ito wovls,o"s even the title
mish& BE- stricken out lie admitted that II was The
prscsice 10 call all these Bills rev.nue bills. This
bill, however, might with more rroir.eiy he eaed
bill, fps the reduction II protection. IL reference
10 the bin ofshe Senator from Mlssor,, origIna
ted in this body, and contained on em raising the
rate Of Ja,y, and !, was on the question of,ne Sc
eond rcn4,u, that The Prcsides, ,n,mated doubt
whether il was IN order.
Heexrre.sed his great rcgre, that tho Sensier
from Massachusetts, did not view this measu'. N
80 favhrable light at this moment, as be hoped
,ha, ne would do on further examination OF The
b.ll In vuiescncc 10 the dsngcrs which surround
The Tariff, no wasld say that be- believed thai there
wss majority of,le people 81 the Unncd states
dces jcdiy in favor OF protection in some fern
Sill he believed ths, fs0n some causes when The
gentleman frorf. Massachusetts was as well m
formed OF a. himself, the system was at this mo
mint exoCsed 10 very great danger lie concurred
With his FREUD from Massachusetts, ~ the opinion
tha, these dangers might be temporary IN their M
,,rc, and migh, I've followed by arcae''on daring
which the Tariff VI psotcction might be revived
For one, be would say, without any nhfctation,
that he felt hmstlf TO be growing old lie bal
seen enough Of turmoil and strife and II they
could ado,s any measure which would pacify TIE
co,,ruy, be would noi trouble himself concerning
what might bc the effect Of III some eight or nine
years howce, but would take tho present. practical
good, and remove that alienation Of feeling which
have 90 long existed between certain parts OF this
widely spread contedcrncy, so asto eiihbla az to
transmit to ate, tines he substantial blessings, as
vel, NJ the name, Of he glorious fabric Of wisdom
which Our fathers bcqueathed to US.
The question was then taken on granting leave
70 introduce the biz, which, passing in Tho afirma-
tive, iLe bill was read, ~ follows, and ordered To
be prin>cd
MI to modify the act Of the a,h July, 1882, and
all othos acts imposing duties on imports.
!. Ne II enacted, &c. That from and after the
3On1 day Of September, 1889, in all cases where
duties nre imposed on iorer imports by the act Of
the IAN day Of JuIy, 1852 en,alcd An ac,to al
ter and amend the several acts imposing dn'ies on
imports, os by any other act shall exceed twenty
per cent on the value thereof, one.tenih port Of
such excess sholl be deducted from aud after tho
30sh day Of September, 1885, another tenth part
shalt bo deducted from and after the Goth day Of
September, 1897 another tenth part thereof shall
be deducted from ,nd after the Goth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1899, another tenth part thereof shall be
deducted anu from and after the Goth dly Of Sep
tember 1884, half Of the residue Of such excess
shall DO deducted and from and after me 3Oh day
Of September 1912 tho other half thereof shall bs
deducted,
2. And be u further enacted That so much Of
tho second section Of the sct Of tho latb Of July
aforesaid - fixes the rate Of duty all micJ and
fulled cloth, known by the name Of plains kcrscys
" kendall cotons, Of which wool ~ tho only mate
rial the value whereof does so, exceed thirty FIVE
ccnts square yafd, a. hvc per cent. al valorcu,
shall be- uad the same is hereby repealed. Aud
The said articles shall be sutcc.sd to the same duty
Of SHY per Cent. - 10 provided by tho sand second
sAclsn Tor other manufactures Of vol, which duty
shall ~ Liable ~ tho samc deductions as are prescr
ted by the Ars section Of lhis act.
4 And b Il f.TtAcv esSetcI, Tina, until thc 10Th
day Of September, 1912. the duties impuscd by CT.
usng laws as modified by this act, shall remain
and continue to be collected. And from aud after
tho day lest aforesaid all duties upon imports shall
be collected in ready money, and laid for tho pur-
pose Of raising such revenue as may be necessary
for an economical administrator OF the govern
mont and for that purpose shall bo equal upon all
sstlces according their value, which arc not by
this act declared 10 be entitled to entry subsequent
to the snid nc! Of the Goth day Of September, iSis
ffeo OF duty. And until otherwise directed by law
from aud after The said Joth day Of Septcmber.
cent Al valorcnL Aud Com and after tina. day all
credits noa allowedby Law IN the paymen. Of du.
t,cs, shall be, aud hereby are, abolished Provided
That nothing herein contained shall DO construed
TO prevent the passage Of any law in the event Of
war with any foreign Power, for imposing such dn-
ties - may DO deemed ny Congress necessary to
the prosecution Of such war.
Z. And % It further enacted That, in addition
tn tho articles now exempted by the existing laws
from the payment Of duties, tho following articles
imported fiom and after the Beth day Of September
1889, and uusl the Goth day Of September, 1872
shall also DO admitted. TO entry free from duty, TO
wit Bleachsd and Unblsachcd linens, ma nufac.
lures Of silk, or Of which silk shall be the compo
nent material OF chief value, coming from this side
ofths Cape Of Good Hope, and worsted stuff goods
sbawls and other manufactures Of silk and worstoJ
8. And Be il further enacted, Tha, from and at
ter the 3Oth day of September, 1912, the following
articles shall be admitted to entry free from duty,
TO wit unmanutaclured cotton, indigo quicksilver.
opium, tin IN plates and sheets, gum arabic gum
senegal, lac dye, madden, maddcr root, nuts and
berries used in dyeing, saffron, tumern, woad or
pastel, nloes, ambergrs, Burgundy pitch, cochinea
chamom.le flowers eoriandcr seed, catsup chalk
coculus 'ndlcus, horn plates for lanterns, or horns
Other horns and tips, lndia rubber uumanufacured
ivory jumper berries, musk nuts Of ull kinds oil Of
juniper, manufactured rattnns and reeds, tortoise
she'll tin-fo'. shellac, vegetables used nrncipslIy
IN dyetag ARD composing dyes, weld and all ar,.
cles employed chiefly for dyeing, except prussa,c
81 potash. chrematc ofpoIash, aquaforlis and TAR.
sarlc acids and all other dyeing drugs, and mate
rails for composing dyes.
3. And Dc IL further e'sdeied. Tha, so much of
the act of TIT 18th July. 1892 or of any other act,
as ~ inconsistent with this act, shall be, md the
same IS hereby repealed Fropiled, That nothing
herein contained shaft be so construed as 10 pre-,
vent the passage, prior or subsequen, to the said
&Hh day of September, 1912, Of any &C, or acts
from TINS to time, that may be necessary to detect
prevent o. punish, evasions of the duties on i'm
ports, imposed by law