Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-08-02

prior 70 l-.i2 a. Indicated the above table. We
nave gone into these details, IN orlcr 10 illustrate
tic superficial fa1nner IN which the report was got
up ard the little confidence which can be- placed IN
reports made ior political effect, rather thln the
Development al ts..h ia relation t. great national
interests.
Inv TAnut B.tl.-lt S per'fa- hardly worth
te - csaaIHe fte prov sinn- o. Tie very bld tar
s. hl. Whcl .ss l4-t "a SD tls House Vi HePre-
.ttt..ee, fsr - - VII understood tAat this b'li
wil ueter a4,.e II lae d -aI'y = becoming la|
i bar li-t -..la-z ! through l.e House, ani viii
ar,3abg ~ lasel 10 the nste. DO il lure oi which
twill eer4.f.g BE- vetoed 81 tte President. The
fe-t.r 1f E. - tc ,itfa4 T. I7 - eN BIT
tae esH. st.ief %. tle ilsIl.ty Having done THIS,
& e.lI = %. 49, fttfr u-s 8al TIE PROFESSIONS col
ere s1.se of tarnl very Bad fhit Itmay DE- sell
- POINT o8f ~ uHro.er form. that congress may
~ ieat uadsr. tiud the m-tter wAen the SUBJECT
ns. up ags.n.
Iae duty used 90 .alt is ght cents per dly Y
rauf .d- ctu4 ~ tIeern cents a ti-ae upon the
-alt 81 iur's .i,nd A. fuslss leland ae get -ait
almost l3r uorrng. Il Is made 10 vast quantities.
20 ponds. BIZ re evaporation oil TIE sun AID almost
without labor The cost when deit.cd here, tn
iffe. ls chiefly tie wages of American shI ps and
seauen. Tie aetuai p.' wh ch We ply al Turks
Island. o. rsrittps. on an aNerage, rut cents 4
ou -Hel. IHere la M substitute ior Iurss Island
stIt manufactured 10 tats cpultry, either on the
.a.re Is 81 Atlantic. or from tha springs u he IN
t.l.er. None u the domestic salt ~sI preserve
ara,s aas waer export q. Inc salt %. tas m,erI-
ie Is slii eut % sep beet and pork sweet until
49, reach the seabalri boat lf dizzy are - oe a4ip-
sea tn- b-rf must BE- rfpacNsd and cop.]l "
fa.lifd win tue strong tot fa.ks i7lluj. lie
<pattatlou. 81 provisions uas Oh tavs been c,nsd
.st4.c business win as, and WITHIN ~ years a
irlmeusa increase has been created by tla pork
t..n O.ao aud other Western STATE. and tlc oa-I-
mess s. an1al. ~ being Ilstpe5 uEaeHtai % al-
tsa-t a1t extent lie per-. costs aIuo Z Is little
10 t1e West, 1s The salt toes At Iur6s Island ct
e o..l.a-cs ot tra-potfatsaH rui requesting here,
elf up ABOUT Us Whole value. IHele ls 80 lille eit
SRA Western farmer al tte best, ga = g.lt bur
teens mYo.ed b. '4@, wi d. ielt qIt,e o'Gte -lte-
v Ali tAls gs.at lut,rsst Is attac.ed - Tine most
uarsa hablG DUTY wdsch u ls proposed 10 -vy on
f5l.i9fi .l.t Inc prDt.giitu 90 J.iF o.. stit max
ers is ret, great, nom Toe buay ard heavy csar1c
t~r @. tac arilce. ! le ire IgHt twice UiHcI as
the c4-t, and a. the other expenses equally gssai,
80 tuat cost o clght cents 10 TURKS Island VII
ul.ie "a cost If twenty cents in Nv ofk. Il "a
addition II al tas, D. is necessary Tor the success
ot the along shlg3 salt WORKS That duty oi more
tltu hundred per should b. added, u is pr Of
positive taat 81 The mopr expended IN mixing sat
40 home, very bad.y cXpeated y We have sand,
this 10 not matter 81 rivalry between the labor Il
Amer cans and the lore 20 panpers, bat between
Ancuctn i,bpr said out one way, aud American
!lDDr laid ont n another WY. - j. all home indus
rs. either way. Ii, thca tac jewellers on Cape
& ri c1u, by investing certta amount of capital
4ii abor % vessel, and their ttiion, produce
twice as mach salt as they would by iagcsta5 the
same amount III sat works and tie mana Eemeat Of
tcul. wise, the PRIME pies al the tarth men,
10 compel teen u l9stD The import 0n, and waste
their strength on the m1uGtdeturs i.ery 90 m
mu,t sly 10. Bat VIVA shali be- said OF the poly
winch wou!! Impose 50 - III uurtEen ~ tais, up
on tire whole agriculture of the country, So ar rs IT
results 10 growing beet and pork, Tor the purpose OF
sustaining works the shore, which only serve 10
aaui4ife one half the labor that IS expended upon
.ae.n. Tn, DARKEST day Of the darkest age ID not
produce worse craftsmanship than tlls.
In every right view ctthr clse, sat should he tic
l,t thing to o. made dear by taxation or regulation.
Il enters largely into the prosperity of other inter-
cs;s; It is a necessary to all men, and required IN
larye quantities by the poor as by the rich. Cuf-
Zee aud tea the House intended to make free,
Chough they did not snccecd) because they arc ar
ttclss al universal consumption. \ bad argument,
We think, and vet one which applies with much
greater force To sat.-for ITS use is iau.h tho
roughly universal aud much more matter OF ncces-
sIty. Isit meet, We ask again, that the whole az
r.cnturc oil the country, and all the people OF all
occupations, should be 20 heavily and announcements
" taxed is proposed By this salt duty, merely to
support a interest salt works too insignificant in
extent To be worthy oil comparison, and whose whole
result in national view, is To throw away and de-
s.roy fully che half ct the capital and labor VIII h
are expended upon item! We are sure the whole
country VIII answer, no.
There are many other items Of the bill quite rs
impolitic as this end some which show That the
members were entirely ignorant of the matters
which they have enactcd.-Joaraat If Commerce.