Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-10-19
No. Is.

u'stii1ata,rE cniits--Gn u''lmr'c duty a. 20 per
/ cent. h'i wsis los ,qpal 60 IS, is he cash
/ paFW,W af tuHfs end htme .auat1f And
/ nos, are tie manu- .se'urers satisfied ii exlor.
\ nfg hew ihe Sou.h % pr cont of an enhanced
I n'igc eu our imports, ard also Producing de-
/ creased pHcc Tor our cuitcu. q, Al least ~ per
cent? Ne--thsse monet o.t.is sre MT satisfied.
I aud NJ Webster he's hrusly aunouacsd IN the
Senate ihet tie pt,,ccusn b.ll viii te insufficient
/ and hat tie duties must bc sugueutsd Aud
/ new, how stand, Nh. Ila, a. tbs question 1
vii demonstrate thai MS election 10 ihs Prrsiden
e, and the success ot lie measure nois proposed
/ bY tn, wlll insure an increase ol he iai It, And
I tf,i, Alt Clay + shl rfgng ne passage Of his
hand tariff distribution hhi. un, for an accidental
surplus, bnt as permanent system. THIS sys.
| TEN 80 create surplus for dlslfituou. vuhdraws
1 forever lbe whole # he proceeds II he public
{ gnds now cqtHi to live mAbeHs OF dollars ptr
annum from tie ltusml gutetnWett, ard d.
Wolves The whole expenses ID supporurg he go.
/ ,cfunrrt sn ide ianti, Which, die 20 per esn,
duties 10 1912 cannot Yield mote lAsn Twelve
/ mdh"ns Of dollars per uuuuTn, ard generally
I estimated vii not exceed ten millions Now
/ does any Statesman believe hsi tms sum waI be
sufficient lar aIl lhr annual expenses Of the 60
Nfrnweut, ordinary and extraordinary No man
/ does believe H. Aud ~hulM,n} Nhsrce Will
we derive the required revenue vii the rsrG
/ States eonscnlto direct uxuron Never. Nll
/ they yield up lie snuuai dDtf' moons" which
/ tie, WOULD be receiving Fam 10 trl,s II our
| auis, wllb which Jhey bua.t baf ey can srppou
| their State go,rinu,uls hud ebulsh Snle iaSa-
ton WA tbfy yrid zap tbs lucpme wheh ~
! padt3 rs, and tax again their own citizens :
| No, ru,cr-aud Tie inevitable toua will he, "a
already announced ~ Mr.. Ncttiyf 40 rulmen-
talun u. TO- tariff Aud what finders this aug
mrumlion necessary Mr., Ilo,'. land mf
distribution bdl THIS b It Nh. Clay passed
the Senate IT, 1896, md hy tie telups from he
| Treasury department. wnuld ibte ioken about
disse,eu utll'on. ct dollars ior distribution II
diem distribution under tie dtpostc li Of TWEEN
sc,ea millions, reduced The government TO bars
mplcy, shat ouId have been the eject u an at
ditoaoi distribution OF thtly millions, ond What
If this distribution, as NJ Clay proposes, were
rendered permanent Can the most sccpueui
loub, The result Il DIZZY can, lct lhcm nets ;he
fact, that the rfiH doy after Me Jofsags u Mr.
Ciags iahd tdUf ds6itnhou tW ~ HE Senate,
/ Nh Clay attempted 70 angmtni NE iarB Tbs
hnd h passed tin Senate 90 die ah 1T May,
1896 and % lhe oh IF May 1856, Mf. Clay
submitted lbe following resolution. Which quote
iom ihc senate journal, pnlc d&3
lilo following motion, ,ubunucd hy Mr..
Clay, was considered aud egrofd to-
" Rooipsj, lha, the COMMITTEE 90 ManuiHe
lures be- directed to inquire luip The eHpfJlcucy 81
80 amending she frjshna laws. as TO subject az
hrmp imported INTO lac United States from any
place whatsoever, 20 The nme dtay RUSSO
hemp may be liable to rny Tor lbc tine beng"
Now. he hrmT, = rirch ST. Ciay referred,
| 4 L. 4 } L
cent. ad yalot,m, and Mr. Ch,s motion WIS to
= augment the doty 80 az 10 be the same pad on
Rus.ja 1cmp, Which, under the aun of 1892
7, was JorT do'ia@ ton. THIS motion d Mr..
+ Clay 70 augment the duly on hesp, 90 article
4 missed and manufactured by Kentucky, md Coz
sumedb by NessstPri 90 rope and cotton Tagging,
was, ~ my opinion, clear violation ct te com
PROMISE act and thai thIs attempt vas made The
ycty day succeeding She passage 1t Mr. Clay's
land sann' distribution tIll, IS not lItIt remalka-
BE. When M tn}'- bind h passed the Sen
ule In $50, uu, of ttc great arguments 10 ~ IA
yof "as, The Then ,Srlfng surplus Int Nj tiaf,
: 81. lbc ipunols Of he Senate show, introduced ut
the Inst session "a 1850, th,- dctll,al and bill,
10 distribute Ibe proceed, o. lhc public, lands
among lhe Suites, whcnnot ouly was rhetc 70
surplus 10 distribute, bot large actual deficit 10
. we iithNuff' ~ l"h MHtH 'Ne ilttHut9 N"N
: bankrupt. DR. Clay would as he did press BIS d.
ii'bu'ipn bt, vbat possible object can he have ~
y.ew. except 70 augment tie laull} md viewed
D., lhe introduction Of itai bil under these ch'uo-
Z stances, a- a direct end anrqovocd attack upon
d,e compromise larlij. aaj i uns 20 regarded by
\ lhe Southern members gcrctal'y. Aad whist
. W. ijnd Mr. Cisyin 1886 attempting to augment
he GUY GA hemp, We fad BIN ever ,,nrc, MS he
loHfnns show, fesi-lug alI reduction 81 lhe dulY
. ou -all mal article which Is necessary ot hbs
. Toe man aud beast, ADD which, It We duty were
Is abolished, we should have the pure solar sui