Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-08-03

II s,bs, direct taxation in 1913 cost hve per
~, the collection of the revenue cost twelve
8: a." ia believed direct taxation would make the
f*" -. cautious about voting away the money
he knew how 10 talk about the bill,
y ".',,y 10 vote upon II. lie should, therefore,
- "A Mr. Fillmore il he ever read novels; II
'f ~ m eh, have heard of DIRK Hatterick lie
i @S Was Tariff for smuggling all over Europe
- NH was but bounty to smugglers tie sa'u
'i",,,-, ,ncurson upon the Tariff for three years
r.. brying a man for that period, and then Dig
f. sm no, and gayanisng hun for the purpose oil
l. sa, nm afterwards Like the savages described
nis.auieu, who cut down the tree to pluck the
, would suffer the system TO die for the purpose
Z ERECTION but when the spndes were corro-
> -, ,he buildings were dapidsted, and the ope-
rs, employed in other business, the voice Of
-, n, call them into life AGAIN
:. H,bersham eff Georgia followed against the pre-
IN but offered modification.
T. Nedill OF Ohio went against the bill tie showed
,,-. legislation of the bull, criticized every article
ted why coeS SKINS were left free of duty: He
me farmer would have to pay large duty for his
,,Se,s, while he who got HIS living BY playing on the
..e went free.
i. Hastings of Ohio followed Mr.. Medill against
M He said taxation was q matter of very grave
-, asratisn either TO large or small amount ana
- aay in which it was levied was also important
,sd the old-fashoned notions of the people ne
red in equal rights, and that the words oil the
.s.u,ion that "dutes, imposts, and excuses, shaii
= inform throughout the U. States, mean, some
LII, As he was a subject of the sovereign people, ne
.sexamne and see how this bill will affect ms ma
~ as we'll the equal rights OF his loyal snoJects
Iuled to the consistency of this extra session when
rev four millions day to distribute among the
...s and borrowed twelve millions few days AFTER
hen. IN few days after that, discussed another
H., Indirectly tax the same dear people TO put the
-" ~, r,ven away into the Treasury again HIS con
,nis were opposed to all tariff games OF hide ano
-. They wanted simply the sun Of Government re-
Titan. not irregulaton. He said wines and silks
49,. moi luxuries IN the West-not log CABIN girl IN
:. district thought she could live without her silk
.s and as for Wines grapes plenty as apples
,s-and cider might as we'll be called luxury
" Mckeon obtained the flosr, but gave way 10
-,,,n tina, the committee should rise.
,,sr some skirmishing, during which MIR. Adams
ns,sd from the decision Of the Chair the committee
-, found to be without a quorum; and The commit'ee
=, and reported the fact to the House A motion TO
i.urn was now made and upon that the yeas ana
-, were taken, and were-yeas l6 nays W. So at
Sleek the House refused to adjourn.
call of the House now ordered, and, upon 60
h, through with the roll, there were LOG members pre-
snt
NJ. Adams moved that the House adjourn; and there
rars, yeas %, nays so: not carried
The doors were tnen Openeu, NIicH " sNAN
r,s quorum present; and the House went INTO com
M again, Mr.. Gushing in the chair. ;,
Sir McKeon then proceeded in bis remarks lie
that the Florida war cost twenty-one millions OF
,l,rs This would not last much l'nger. The lands
ald bring the country in four millions per annum
4, gwen away The customs would bring IN, WIN
i Woodburys proposed tariff, sixteen m'iliens' ne
la-d that pensions and other expenditures m'sht De
cd, and that the Administration, II so disposed
III, ret along in an economical manner, without
.7eng the proposition to put tax OF S3I ,ooo,ouu
,n the people of the country unnecessarily he sa'd
~ne gentlemen pu, him in mind of the boy who was
o,nr 10 the wars, and whose mother gave h'm DELL
s,rIny upon its surface the inscription "IicToRf OR
. ,rm. When the boy put it on, he saw the om'nous
,ords Mother" said he, 81 can't 20 that, but van
, y,crosY OR BE CRIPPLED" So with these gentle
-, they backed on the armor OF reform, blt they
,ud only go Victory or be crippled.
Nr Wise of Virginia now arose to ADDRESS To-, the
,ra bu, said that # the members would take mp Inc
INK bill, and postpone the Tariff bill, ne would not
gs,k
Tn Committee then rose; and
v Irwin of Pennsylvania gave notice that ne snouo
70 reconsideration of the vote by which the House
al ed 10 take the Tariff bill out of Committee OF
Il Whole, Tomorrow
The House then adjourned at o'clock, T. NJ.