Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-07-08

.,oss was understood TO be fully &C.
n .md apprecia,ed by MIR. Hall, who followed
III gess at . re,ierating his disclaimer
.9'e ', he,ng taken, the resolution, as amend
m QDes'''n 'e"s
aas pass y, Mr. FILLMORE the House went INTO
81 % rp''" f,h' Whole and resumed the cous,dera'
s'l''s venue bill with lis proposed amendment
4 e@,,T\yEDY of Maryland, was entitled 10 Tue
" ~ n, would vote for no Appropriation ou, Oh,
"' :, no law Cor spending money un'il the
70 's,.,ion was settled, and the means put mo
sue :,bc Government for meeting lis Liabilities
a'o's if required, must be raised by ''npos's
- ',,,on he could not approve, nor wouiu "
:t'' N",nh,,,ou ofthe People. The idea thrown
tine "FP l,r,, strict revenue doctrines with pro-
2' ,Lo,rb, fallacious For himself he was
~ protection per sc. cu.. $500,
,pipl .ETON of Massachusetts, followed as WI. was
..sod. IN favor of protection, but he was hauu'0'e
Reporters desk r-ul; nnos;
Y and in favor OF the doctrines OF tree
va, .,ruinr the merits briefly OF these anita
,,,;ros he wentin an examination OF the re-
81 1Vs,.,i under the Democratic and wing
sc 'a,,ors and the mode by which the present
a0Ss' ',,ra,,ure is 10 he met. He referred to
cents 10 show the increase of expenditure
,Sa n,s and projected appropriations oil the
UT ~ these expenses, however, lie did not hold
77f..dant responsible. They originated on the ac'
CONGRESS, and the responsibility OF them must
AMI ,Ck was = friend of Free Trade IN the
VI Nm, ,be ones,ion was to be considered iinan-
- ,-,c,ically So considered III the present
r. the civilized world, free trade IS impracii.
IL examined the iron interests and coal inter
rsnn.yryania and showed how they would be
r. -, nv Tariff duties. He would contine the
.,, ,,vanue. hut maintained that protection might
..'ried within that limit. He was opposed to DIS
lam. and urged the necessity oil street economy
II. NcKEON argued in favor OF free trade, ana con-
La ,b,, even within the revenue limit, protection
a,',t;c and impossible The lower the rate OF du
he higher he maintained, within iair im'',
. rs. BE- the aggregate OF revenue
Il, X lNGERSOLL followed in an argument
,.:o- Of protection.
w. TRIP EFT then obtained the floor, and the
'4mal,se rose.
Nj FILLMORE gave notice that he would on 90
---ow offer i resolution 10 conne all aeoae, aver
!. Thursday, to amendments, Limiting each speech
,,',pa,ory OF an amendment TO fifteen minutes anu
.bs, 10 lake the bill out Of committee next Monday
The House adjourned without taking the question
Csxcgrss-The House is at the BIG TARIFF, having
.LrG It's Remuneration of the veto OF the little one
u
10 be fastened on the TAKlff, 10 give p,l'h 70
.,her veto. depends we think, upon circumstances
be Southern Wings shall agree 10 snch pro'ec'Ne
,ss ,s will answer The ends of the Northern mono
- we suppose il Will not be encountered WIN 'he
..bntiou cIausc II the tariff should be forced down
=, not 10 satisfy the greedy manufacturers, II Is not
Notable that some proviso will tackled to II, TO bring
am veto TO saddle the President with the respon-
.,I,r of defeating the revenue bill. The bill, as il
~ stands. contains the clause repeating the condition
.h dstri5ution-by which the distribution was to he
,sd under such an increase Of the duties as Is con
inflated By the tariff bill nov under consideration
GioGe, July3.
N. Uantuagsd Sietes-A few Of the States have
,e proyslon BY law, for receiving the dividends OF
"a land reyenue On The lst day of July inst and rs The
g passed bv may look hourly for their receivers
neral 10 arrive in the metropolis of the Union, pre-
ned with conreyances 10 transport thel pre-
aus loads 10 their State treasures. These states,
Al their receivers general are all humbugged. There
no money here for them, and there will be none
e. bave shown heretofore that the sum total tor DIS
buiion on paper, is tie miserable ptance OF Slo0,.
ID. the dividend OF hich 10 the States would be DIS
.ac. 10 begrars wallet. But even that is not here
lie wants Of the Government have consumed IT. the at
Ypt 10 borrow it in n York has taed the present rate
the Tariff Will not produce III and the agent borrow
IN Europe has not vet reached his point of destination
he States then, which have been soft enough 10 make
.o.sion bv law 10 receive their dividends, are hum
Jrged They are made ridiculous. Their agents
me here for money, and they 90 back with flea IN
,e,rear They are fooled fit had been the first d
grI instead of the first day of July, the joke would
!, have been so unreasonable AS it is, We take 1t
"a, tie Isl OF July must supersede the 1st OF April IN
tx grand calendar Of Whigish humbuggery.-