Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-01

~, al, the Little Tam bill is not yet sealed.
| Question with Mr.. Tyler is "To be or not
1 r, si,n or not Ia sisn' If We may draw
~. ron, the two following articles in Wednes-
l ,AspnIau W. should infer, that The bill viii,
.suictus Bu, Mons lerrons,
l rwylvE LANE BIL.-This 'little Tariff bill
| ,Y21lr the press as we'll as the Senators. II
1 ,e fact, tina, the mos; intelligent lawyers and
,-s are divided IN opinion IN regard TO It's
and the effect IT will produce. What will
People think Of IL Will they regard it asa
,ccrpion3 We think they will have TO use
., classes 10 ascertain with precision whether
socent or a venomous animal.
,ta, must be said of such dubious legislation
ltihc sublimated emanation Of the minds Of
+ fillmore and Evans, always TO be so far above
.henSion OF common homespun mortals, we
:, had better both resign and 60 home. Ii we
MINERS N their places, we venture TO say that
r ..,. reported could be understood by all men
-.s : nsc in the country.
...-,lrs iusUS nG3ur9, its qualities can only be
'..s3 5y experiments. 1t must be galvanized, 10
. Z. c2era,ion, and reduced III the crucible, to
Qualities.
g. te. II Is true, fix half dozen meanings 10 the
But according to our humble opinion,
.,l he but one. Yet, construe 1t as we may
ind nothing good IN 1t. We express our own
a. cp,nion
.-I /, is rumorel about the Capitol, that if the
toes the twelve line bill, Congress Will ad-
..u!y, and make no farther attempt al n revi
,..s ;or.:i, or a revenue bill. 'let them do it, II
., The country would be IN no worse condt
e little bill' only secures dG,y of2O pei
ua -ea$, # i; were vetoed, The cash payments
-.-. valuation would bring 1t 10 about the same
acre was the necessities of its passage The
of the solemn Compromise, and the principle
button, were the objects the ultra Wings had
Il. ry,crs Press in Columbus, ,'The OH Sehoo
ran, giyes s,rnlar ind ;cations Dune 23d) u
q relation To the "kevenue Bill
-imcs Nj, likewise rec"lcc that Mr. Tyler and Nr. C'a!
IN favor of The Compromise act. MIR e. aud his i'Iend
,tt Session the distribution nj the pubc lands
.e ,9'ci forbade distribution The dtig import
d Gtors ae. per CENT and tte President Sa'eti9"ta u
Ic country III debt Ss0noo,OOO. A loan oi l2,no,W
Ird and the money cannot lie borrowed. No amount "
ch he levied viii a,se revenue sufficient Tor the ac
Is the Government. We put II 10 The patriotism ah
OF The Times, ay whether, under such circumstances
etdS of the public lands ought Ia he gwen 10 the STATE,
..,, the Government To give away 3.ouhpuO annually
unable pay debts suppose II Ia he honest
pul II to the Times whether i good policy.
course calculated 10 advance tie interest al the country
u,rfS. O! the manufacturers be advanced lay IL Opo
ncple Of incidental protection, a. recommended by th
' hon, silly carried oHt the manufacturers would ,cciN
and satisfactory poitciion The opponents q p"i"c
oul be Conitl and titus the a.ailne quest "n 4" the Ia
sr permanently. GIVE away the pubic lands tn ~
and thereby produce the Necessity Of ncreasn. the atii
Will be the result: Does the Times That III
I'd aud powerful opposition woGld n; once be- a5rayc'
the tarlf the country thrown back 10 state similar Il
Nhch preceded and rvsui ed IN Notification; Nlll TIN
hs wiling 10 through The sane scene>:''
he AadIsonan expresses the OPINION, that the do
lnGrr the Home valuation will be as high, as the
Z bill now before the House will run them up
Clay IN his Hanover speech in $50, commended
;1e,r protection wonld be as high as 1t ever was
e the Act Of ISIS; which "no one (he says stands
o. de6.nd.' Mr. Tyler also says, that without any
Sona act, they can 70 on to impose and receive
s. PER ctnt. duties they are specified IN The Com
..e Act Of -. There does not appear to be any
i 4 hts entertaining such an opinion, because II
+, forth IN tie two Circulars, which we publish
!sofa!ng. from the Comptroller oil the Treasury.