Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-05


stiluency. Let the principle of tie distribution OF
Ike revenue which tbs bill rests, be established
and would follow, certainly as II IS now be!of" US
lhct this Government and those Of the States would
be placed III antagonist relations all sui ccs en-
ccpt the collection ard distribution of revenue; which
would end, in tne in converting this INTO mere ma
chine Of collection and distribution for those at lie
States 10 the utter neglect Of all the tuncti"iS L..
which il was created. Then the proper responsibility
Of each to their respective constituency woud pt c"
t.oyed; then would succeed Of p!EGtr and cor
Tuption without parallel 10 be followed b. d!ssoo;'"n
or entire change of system. Yes; II any che ~ a
dissolve this Union. this rs that measure he
revenue IS the State, said Tie great British statesman
Burke. With US, 10 dvite Tie revenue among lis
members is divide tie Union This tiii proposes 10
divide that from The LANDS Ithe one step more, u
hch this Ill lead II not arrested. divide Ike revenue
from the customs, and what Of union would be lets;
touched moc fully this and other important points
come. ct,d with this de;cStahe measure, during Tie DIS
Of the last Session. and shall not now repeat
what then SAID
What now propose Is, 10 trace the change Il w"Gl!
make in financial stem, with It's bearings on w!a
ought to b. the policy 81 the Government have g
eccd II, because il tie most important, bh be-
il is that which has heretofore received the least
a,iei;On.
THIS Government Las heretofore been supported al
most exclusively from Two Of rcvrnuc-thc
lands and the cuscms; excepting short period al lis
commencement, and during tie late war, when II drew
a great portion Of i from internal taxes The
lands las and slaGIl.
ccasing with The nC rcasc 81 popua.cn and may Tor
tie NJ Il ten wears be safely estimated 10 Weld an an
nrai average income Of geo Coo, !! they should be-
properly admlnis,crcd-a equal 10 unrr than
fourth II what tic entire expenditures Of he Govern
mcnt oua lit Ia be- w Cue ccununy, ard restricted ~
The objects for which ii was instituted.
This bill PROPOSES 10 withdraw this large permanent
and GROWN. ii revenue i0m Tie Treasury vi
the Union and s: bu'r /: among the scvera: States;
,,J ~ crr.,,,, iswcu'i i le WISE 10 do % viewed
,in;.l ,e....,. i, ,,crrpcc n v.la. nnr,, !,
no The n,lcv of lie Government: which brings up the
nr v;ous ,upsilon-wl lat that policy ought c: In
ITO order If ,hnrs thu. question Of policy pleccd.s
III, - ,;n,,.. mo latter las reference TO- nd is ~.
aor, m H., c,,r,er l. mas; FRS, tc G.,rrInin,l
-, :, l., i,, h.,o-. = c,u IL ,scrrtair,d Lu.,
t -. ., ~ ho ,on,r,d anL On What !, ou.!,to
-, ;sd
~ 80 o,;o, ,,. VIVA, onol "a he the pol;cy
Gu, ~ =, i',. ~, ,,.., ,,7l r,o., c,mn'chen
;a winch rau ,,y,. /; That il onrl H. Ae The
- ,;,o ~ ,l.,t a. p,,cb ,.is ey,raord.uary So.
~, r,I ..d ~ - ;ch this measure forms 20
~" va r.; d., ~ ,hosn measures ! ~
po.'.'" " l -. 80: ,d !, ,o.h,n
u''ue ""a a,s'''~s W ,,o I;,s r .IcL NM
y "''ho"' u'e '''y 'e,e's 80. J :, , ,.,o
noSe'hlneH' was ,'. ad So cc,
'ta"Fi'l,'y anu nIiny w. c,G acco,din~.
~ ~ - -, - M, ,.a,,,,. u,.s racu,rsd IL
~, 'hat without "He'e 'i' s"'"4"' l,,;,',s
~: =, a.,o,, = a.. so,. and > yclusva r..
preventative o. 'he n"en ma' ~ s. IA ,ar
power VI ''e SUITS eonS'''s 90
GUS Union. 10 'he rest u thc ""ii"' ~ '
Neither State nor STATE 9oVttn'he"' = n""" y 800
our borders. Hihin, " IS c,"t'thi l"eie "c i'''"
twenty SIX distinct, Inarprhd'it a'a severely" .'"
mnnitiss each WAN us separate
po"crs are Is exclusive WIN" - '" " - -
re:nnient . without win VIC -, ~, - -
u powers "h'c" a'' 9,I' ~" - 80 ~; ,,c
mat were h,ees,'' :" ~ 49, .;,s ,..,,,,,i,.,
'o"s-snen ~ a's'.ns ris ros ir derrntn.
= i'''! a''o 10 = ,,; qhc n.xt class consists
'':ese i'q''ss Nv :, 49, roc.ss.,v IA r.gul,,e tho
oi those powers 'ha' VIZ CO ,
exterior or international rcia''""S - '''e ' . ~
thcnis.!v ives, CONSIDERED d us'''',' 0o 80, -
81 '"I' ,". NV w. r.; - hal, rrs necessary "a
fa'.!' ~" wy =i,', ~, ~, a.. intercourse 81.
ih"f peace "a"'i"'t!' ~ '",' !. c., hc,ne,,
c'"i aha c''i" ~. '' ,hoso AZ ,cc,,,a,in,
e8"!'oe'"'eu .'.'s s., ,,;r, money ,rd
:. ' -, - ,har.nr .,i ,ia standard Of wciri,s
~ - M ro,,,,r;,c, class consists oc luo.c
""' ' L:I l,,,h ~, H. ng;n,- IN the exterior
or,h srnes are orsuch nature that they could
relations OF ''e '1'a.s without one m
hol DC eac'essu y - ,nnns;n 5nies ON imports.
IN cy,rcs;nr Of which, tho maritime States having ~"
~ dray ,bcir srnply II rounh them In asserting that
,.h ,cso evccnnns tie powcrs Of the States arc cs-
H.. s;,h,p | sneak in GENERA! terms. There are
- ,,s ~, rodnci,lr n either Of these classes
, ,ha ra loo few and uncomfortable 10 be regarded
- oxc.,,;o,s
- ~ ,ha ,er,,e and prudcnt exercise Of these, is
fe a! the Government, cIIt
interior Po"r,s, VIZ ,",, mainl, d,ocnls lc
WIN !. our IIomla H. restricted in Their exercise
,s o "cs for which hey were delegated, peace bar
- ~. d ,r,nc.;lii,v wou. reign within; and the at
"'''s -" ~ ,L I,r,-,nent unabsorbed by disractinr
'e,,;n =. ,;u aud ;,s entire resources unwas,cd bv
an object, foreign to It's duties, would "a
:" - 80, =, -. nor,, 4, Guard apainst DANCER
d:r"cleu, VIZ" an 10 s'-!, - - -, co,,,,,,'.sl
from w,.nou;, 10 g,s,est and to acquire hat wca
and resp5aaby for our name The famy Of
tons, "hieh ou@"t ~ s a,la ~ ,je Globe.
s c prs. ana %Gs st G5e"s p Of these the
;cs Of rs powers, and in he exercise OF which
oniv !, cnn come in conflict with Tie Governments
w! g. ~ ;n,a,tere with their int ror policy
OF ''e .b;s government. w,,h our Whole p"-
and ,n'erss, '" o0d work Ike charm, and become
iil'cai sys"'"' c,i IN Tho s,,,,s l.i uud,s.
The admiration o. 'hf WIN. - ~ s,ch :, 49,,
u1Oed within 'ne srpa'oe would with that gene
full possession :, Us nar clusters
r""s iSS ., - ,h s,ne orioin and language ard
o. 'lt' ,hs ,ranrs, n,s.ble mnnsc 10 improve
"'"1" E 49, !, a - III ~. !. desirable Leyond