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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
BY JAMES II. LYNCH.
STOCK AT AUcrn

STOCK AT AUCTION.
T, VIII ne sold This Day, az - o'cl-ek a. The rv.A
a. 9eL ~ shares Virginia Fire Marine Insur.acc $50,
lei7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

JOHN NJ. OREM,
LATE
OREM & MORLING,
\IOULD respectfully invite the attention of the cns,o
w mers OF the late hrm and the public generally 10
my stock Of Spring and summer Clothing. which have
been selected with great aud being made in the hes
manner, under my super ntendance can with CON
hdenee ocr ihe public Clothing, which for durability and
style cannot be surrassedin the United states The fol
lowing list comprise TART Of my assortment:
super sue, Black, olive London Brown aud Invisible
DO boT Mo- Imperial Summer Cloth, DraP d
DO Linen and Bingham Coatee and Frock Coats w
10 10 do Houses French style
Panialoons Of single mlpd and Merino Cashmere
DO Hack summer Goods, various qualities
10 Sambfoon AMI CANTON, handsome styles
DO Fancy Linen Drilling white and coiored
Nes's-sk SATIN Bombazine, Challcy, Valencia and Mar.
sshius-Linen. Cotton and SILK
bosoms aud Collars, SIX aui Linen Hdkfs'
Stocks, Cravats, Scarfs, suspenders and Gloves
SIX aud Cotton halt Hose
six and Gngham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Belts, Shoulder Braces
ALSO,
Samples Of the most Fashionable Goods kent In The
style. ~ ''' '''e''
Gentlemen in wan, Of Clothing woulddo well to call and
III point OF ehe"pness by any Establishment in this
ap - Man 81 3 doors below Exchange Bank.
NEW STOCK OF GROCERIES.
uSTrecciveda large aud assortment Of roee
r. es a. NE present depTceia,ed prices, which will cna.
pe us To sen great bargains We solicit call from our
friends aud tho public generally before Luyng elsewber
as ihey cannot a being plshsed Goods aud pIccs
Families, you call '''
halt pipes pure French Brandy, sazarack brands
10 dp DO 10 40 at Oiard. Dppav a. Co.. do
40 DO DO do DO ol 4 Seiencuc do
do do Of do Oh Mia Wines
Fort Malaga and sicily VINES
ppc Holland Gin swan brand
10 bbls Common do
90 Rye and Common Whiskcy, and do Rum
hhds Rico aud Orleans sugars
~ bhs Rico and Orleans Noaseoa
y bags Java Lasuyra Rio and - Domingo Coffces
- hbls Family ADD Suporfnc Flour
~ boxes Tea, g 10 chests
~ baskets superior Champagne
boxes Woosey a Woosey's Loaf ami singte I OF
all sizes '
lOiNH lbs TUd's and Western Bacon, very che
cargo ~ superior Mood and stone Wafe
. superior article Of Tobacco. and many Other aru
square below the Old Market.
Ie2 BAKER a THORNTON.
familer and Hotel Keepers may now get supplied win
te2 Nu L r
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j. e.. REGORY & CO

j. G.. REGORY & CO.
MANAGERS.
OFFICE on Main, 2Iif door bsioto Corner Main and
lih streets.
Friday Evening-A Lottery draws at the Ex.
change.
oo Capitals. $1,000, sco 1900 1924 OF 1000 OF 500 OF
100, etc. rs NOs-l4 drawn Ticketss3.
For Saturday, 18th June.
$4,000.
Union Lottery, Class No 5 for isi2-To be drawn a, A.
ehandfia, ID Z, on saturday, the 18th June 1872 IA
drawn numbers out OF IS Grant Prizes-s3lOO1 1000
So So, 300. 2D1 1925 30 OF 100, etc Tickets $40
halves 5; quarters 81 49,
Cert.leaies OF Packages Of q whoics tiekcts.sI3O
Do......-... do. ~ half. .do.....65
Do.-.-.. .do..... % quarter. 81 80
Capital s35,295, making $50 600 nett. Is drawn
Nos. out Of IS.
Va LeesbuTg Lottery, Class n. for ISi2-To be drawn AZ
Alexandra Va Saturday the 25lh June isil brilliant
Scheme-e3h.9h lO,uu $50, ibU BOO 2iUi 225C 2ID
ll5 lbN 1900 400 1870 1880 1900 50 prizes Of lnnO etc
Tickets slc. halves 8; duauers2 IN.
CeIuhcates Of Packages IS whoes.....sl3n ~
Do........... .dp...-.. . Halves. 65 ~
"o'.- ......'o. - Quarters. ........32 ~
nc Drawings sent Immediately after they are over TO
all who order above.
j. @ GREGORY & co,
ha0 Managers, Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
CHARLES WORKMAN,

CHARLES WORKMAN.
Lottery Nender Richmond, Va,
Co6ee under the Exchange Hoiei)
For Friday, at 3. p NJ, in the Exchange.
Pi,es-s? 40. oO 1907 1925 5of lOOC OF 900 Of go
etc. 10 Nos and IL drawn Tickets 50.
For Saturday. 18Th June, at Alexandra.
Puzes-SNOoo, l0Ou1 $40 3jOl 3OO1 900 1895 an of
iV"' each, etc etc IS Nos and "a drawn Tickets $40
For Saturday, 25ih June, at Alexandria.
PIzes-5 Ss5, l6lls, 5oO. 4OOO, 300 25O1 2l5O boo
Tickets si0. f''' " ''OV e~Sh
nt-P. :. All orders principally attended TO- and the
drawing forwarded when desired.
iel5 CHARLES woRTHAM.
CLARkE's OFFICE.
LeesbUrg Academy, No ID Draws at the Exchange IIo.
le FRIDAY, lIth June, AT 81 O'Clock, NJ PrZes-sqlO0
pO l5o 5oi 1900 OF 800 of2jO ~ OF lbO 2j of 10 er
20 Nos-li drawn. 1icketss3.
Union Lottery, Class s. Draws Alexandria ID C. saiur.
$1,000 10000, 5000 $500 3OO, $500 1896 30 Of
loOO IS Nos IN and IA out Tickets sI0
Leeshure' Class H. draws at Alexandria, &, Saturday,
Prizes-S5&6, l05l5, 5OO0 1000 3Onl 2han 22sO loOn
100 ltOO, l5O 400, 1870, 1880 1900 % loo etc Is
Nos IN and IL drawn. Tickets slO.
nt-OrdeTs from The country in any OF the above
schemes ineosing the cash. will be promptly ate to-
and me drawings forwarded, II desired.
mas WV. h. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

Inon Lottery, 10 s. prize 1T s9lOo0 1000 500
Tickets $40. ~
10 Orders for tickets In the above Grand Lottery will
be met with prompt at.ention. II addressed to
jel3 Riehmonsy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

bNhN-h = fAUTH0RN. Anct.
BY II. IA. DiChINsON
20 Med9 esday next the 29t1 instant, at lOI o'clock
the following articles, viz: e'eH'S'
. hhds Aitasapas sugar
luuerces q Clarified do
IN 30 DO Sfann Inaves
. boxes single Loaf Sugar
= nhds No,asses
III bags X n aud - Domingo Coffea
llp hoEes Candles sIaeksotrsi
~ half pipes Brandy
- a. casks and pipe Port Wine
- 90 Wine
bbls superior Cd Madeira In ho,,tes
pi3e II nandG Gin
> bales ALMONDS
10 boxes Tobacco
~ kegs Scotch Snuff
20 Do Lard
20OOl Cigars
loco los Baron
o,h o5 ooor Yarns Spring I'LL Factory with many
o'nef articles suited 20 the trade ~ 10y
Ierms-over sloo' 4 months-ior approved PAPER.
THOMAS POE.
y II DICKINSON, Auctr
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SALES AT AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


BROOD MARE AND COLT.
FoR SALE.
T Ny virtue Of decree Of the Cireuh Cour,
~ ~ o. foMhatan, rendered on the Sfh day OF
G[ N May, le+S, IN the Of Jno p n Harris.
a tof &C, plaintiff, and G<athmey, Swami A
-. =, 20: ami charles seldeu, defts, 4 shall e a
pose 70 sale public auction. AZ Powhatan Court Uouse
n.nn.l the hday OF July (beng Court day1
FLOODED brood Mare and half OF her Colt the bro
A credit until the IL day OF November next will h.
rhy before the property II delivered
Ia ECMosBv, Dep. for
- ~ ~<~ Jno q Porter, sheriff
BUCkINGHAM LAND FOR SALE
lNtne ioth OF July " air. N not, the fair ay the
snoseriber VIII offer for sale, the pantafion uoon
which he resihes, lying Wihs' River 10 miles from
me CouH House and from Curdsvie, FROM heh place
p1ouee can re sent by water ell of the wear
Tue hset contains $50 acres, 80 OF which - fine
low grounds: 10 exceedingly we'll wafered the river
running through It's whole length springs In eveTy
heh There " an APPLE and Peach Orchard and choice
collection Of other fine Fruit e
Tie Dwelling House IL very eomnodious having 7
rooms and abasement. there s, Also every neces.srv
out bull ing for the comfortable OF aml
y the whole 10 good repair ~
Persons 5es,oIs Of securing eleran, and healthy
residenee, would do well 20 examine this place
An opportunity 10 seed will be offered the uurr .er
'nI entire possession about the LIST Of Novembor
IbhMS-one-thifd ON st Of September, and the bal
ance ~ two annual nsialmens.
ma - e2a~tds JACOB FACKLER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

TEA sETTS, Of every variety Of style and Prices
iusto hand, aud will be dhlpoged of quite moderats
prices. CHARLES SrEaBINs,
China and oiaae Dealer.
lo6 Opposite Swan Tavern, shockoo finL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
STATIONS OFFICE,
Fourteenth Street.

Drawing OF Monongals, No 3i-iune 18Th:
IS 10 70 81 10 % . is.
Draws on Friday, at the Exchange, at 81 o'clock,
p. NJ.
,LHesbuis LOTTERY, No 31 prize OF $500 200 1900
l%s5' Of lOu, 500 etc. IS Nos-li drawn Tickets a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
NOTICE.

'IHE Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
Company hereby give notice, TINT they ate prepar,d
the LIST OF August next ~ ~ f'''' W
jed CIV MACMuRpo T,,,.,,.r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

L. wm. n Chliienden. Secretary Of the James River a
kanawha Chmpany, DO hereby certify James Pearce
whose nimc Is subscribed the oI cgoing
IS the Agent ~ the said Company duly authorized by the
President and Directors, 10 make sale OF the stock
hnqueut stockholders from time IN time he
cd necessary, puT the provision Of the charter
ma % Wti w u CIiITTENDEN.
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MARRANrEn n,unns

n coivcdand for fslc low, f5r cash.
WADE W wooLpRIDeE,
~ doors hciow Ito Dell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

Ilh virtue OF deed OF Trust executed by VIM Cooke
- snd ~tie lnd Elizabeth Ronald Us, the Both
day OF May, c59 and duly recorded the Clerks Once
81 Powhaan County Court NE 9Th day Of June follow
Ing, for The purpose securing the
- HS"sy. thoIsIa 1snaned 10 Daniel string err
We shan expose 10 sale, nj public auction, for cash. az
Powhatan Court House, or MONDAY, the 9TH day Of
July next theing court dayO certain parcel OF
Land, lying ia Powhaan County about miles from the
Courthouse containing $40 acres aud adjoining the
OF Miller w Michaux Fred. w Bass, and Others or so
purposes Of said deed.
The title to the land is believed be good but we shall
sell aud convey as Trustees only.
WIN DANCE, 1r-,,s,...
RI GRAVES, trustees
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NOTICE.

"-The James River Steamers will on aud amer Fri.
DAY next the lOh day OF June, leave Rockets nj sunrise
instead OF O'Clock, as heretofore.
JOHN DAVE
Richmond, June 8 I'm M,s,.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

,,,-r GINGHAns AND CALICoEs.
IbSl received furher tuppiy Of
~ supersr Plaid scotch Giuabams
-, tteueh snl English Cahc0ea assorted qualities add
PfNesW y CUNNINGuAN'a
" Cheap Cash Dry Goods sure
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

II the sales be completed the first day. they will
be continued from day to day until completed
JAMES PEARCE, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17
BY DABNEY < CAUFaORN.

De son ~ iront or orr Auction Store on S,turi.v
leh inst a. 10 neiock several saddle ana hsrness
WEI. oroke mule Years Old. tray. &C
-t " nAnNeN a,AIITIInRN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

EEcHes.-s suppy Of healthy Europoan Leeehc,
je LyELl., JOHNSTON a LYELL.
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q
Of sale and ihrd Of residue Of the purchase
ney iob Ted IN cashthe other two-ihirds in and ~
bono and sec uriy AMI Deed = Trust the properly
VALUABLE ALBEWARLE LAND
AT AUCTION.
VIE iIactoi lo acres, select portion ofthe Benheim
Il estate, converedfs Trustees by Miles Macon
which we lae'y advertised 10 sell privaely will be sot =,
nnbc auction 10 the hghcst bidder the front oor OF
the Court house Charlottesville on Tues,isy tie 5ib
DAY OF Juiy al y o'clock. Tho believed 10 be
TermsOne-ihird OF the purchase money cash or e,ui
Naen' To ca h. aud the remainder In equal annual
bod & e. s ~ one ase is OF .rqs
sac, u VIII be more favorable TO the purchaser We
snail Of course, convey only Trustees but the title is
believed TO be unquesuonable.
sELDEN e MACON.
Trustees OF Miles Macon.
as practicable. ma 81 eid
VALUABLE SLAVES AT AUCTION.
IN MONDAY. the 9th OF this month. (Juns) that being
y Huslnss Court Day, shan sell public auction. for
cash before The Court House door, in the City Of vii
amshurg 10 or 20hkely Negroes belonging TO the
G sourHALL.
le 10 deoid Special Com'r ofthe Court.
MANUFACTURING MILL FOR SALE
TUE Undersigned will sell public auction on Friday
the lGh Of June, 1872, the uneHpired term that Re
City formerly as the Barring MIL Il is now ti ed
up as Manul4snTns Mi with tour pair Of stones, and
ne SOLO 10 lee win me privilege OF rem owing ; and the
Terms Of sale.-i.3d in cash. and the balance in two
equi payments, on a credit OF 3 and 6 months -
WIN u DICKINSON,
Surviving partner Of Dickinson a smell.
The above sale will commence at o'clock P. VI. and
will be conducted by
DABNEY g. CAUTHORN. Aucts.
no The above sale IS postponed Ia FRIDAY. the 9th
inst when Il will positively take place.
ie II eoti VIVID
SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ authority II Deed of Trust executed 10 ms by the
- James River and kanawha Company We offer for sale
the following Lots:
Three Lots between street and street thirty feet wide
on the northern margin NJ the Rasn-onc OF these Lots
oniS 40 feet on Basin and 80 feet on street The
nher Two font 70 feet inches Basin street amt feet
inches on u street.
We also offer Tor sale LOT No ie7 below Myers Factory
yng on The canal AMI -ih street THIS Lot will be dvet
into four lots-the plan the Office ofe company and
vii he shewn 20 persons who may wish 10 see %
For the above properly will private proti.
sa from persons disposed O. purchase until the min lv
81 June and iinoi privately st before that day will then
on the premises
The title 10 ihs property is believed n be undouhted
but acting as Trustees only convey such as vest
cd mus.
wv PECRAM.
JOHN A. LANCASTER, Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-17

For Friday, at 3. p NJ in the Exchange.
etc. 10 Nos and Ia drawn Tickets 50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

There You have it, farmers of Vermont.
Such are the principles Of the two leading
Loco Foco members of the House of Re-
personalities from New England. Such
are tie doctrines which the Wings in Con-
gross have had to combat during the present
session. Similar sentiments have been
avowed by almost every Loco Foco men,
Der who has spoken on the subject of
Protective Tariff. The argument you see
is not directed against the Manufacturers.
1t is aimed at the great body Of Producers,
of the country But these extracts desire
no comments from me-tley speak Ian
ruagc which cannot be misunderstood. All |
ask is that they may be read by every farmer
in New England, for they afford fair speci-
men of the doctrines of the great mass of
the Loco Focos in Congress. regre, very
much that have not time at present to make
further extracts from other speeches Of the
same class of politicians, and from the same
section of the Union. But | am SO much
hurried with other business, that must de-
fer dong so till have more leisure. | will
however make one more quotation from a
speech of r. ID. Darts, leading Loco
Foco member Of the House from the State
of New lork-for it is so rich that | can't
keep it from your readers. 1t is as'tol-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

Woodbury., Wright, Young-22. NAYS-Messrs'
Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Choatc, Clayton,
Conrad, Crafts Crtendon, Dayton, Evans Ora
ham, Huntingdon Kerr, Mangutn, Merrick, Miller
NIorehcad Phelps, Porter, Simmons, Smith Of lndl-
ana, Sprague Tollmadgc White and woodbridge, 70.
ABSENT-Mr. Henderson, who would have voted
with the nays and Mr.. Borrion, who would have vo'
ted yca-so that, in a full Senate there would have
been 9ar majority in favor of adhoring to the policy
of Distribution. And if the Loco Foco members OF
the Tennessee Legislature had not violated both their
oaths Of Office and the Constitution of the United
States by refusing to elect two Senators winter to
represent that State in Congress, this ma GRITTY would
have been increased to SIX. But thanks 10 the firm
ness of WING SESATE, their votes were not wanted
to sustain this provision Of the bill.
But must close this very hnsty letter. will en-
deavor to write again tomorrow, and send you the
speeches have spoken of. As to the ultimate fate
of the Tariff Bill, it will pass the Senate, without
amendment, as have said before. But the Loccs
will do all in their power 10 persuade John IYer
TO veto i-and fear their efforts will be successful
for he is now their man, and is about as ultra III his
anti-tarH notions as any of the party with which he
IS united. G. w. L.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

W.. ,o,,
SAL o'' - ''' 'N 49, 80 80,
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12
WASHINGTON. 5th August, 1872.


In my letter of yesterday promised TO
send you extracts from some Of the speeches
which have been made on the subject Of a
Protective Tariff by leading Loco Foco
Members of Congress, during the present
session. These extracts shall take, ccrbo-
tan ct Hcrdfum, from their speeches as re-
ported in the Appendix to the Washington
Gi0bc, revised and corrected by the gentle
men who made them. The paragraphs
which propose to copy, are brief, but they
afford, nevertheless, a fair exhibition Of the
general character and tendency of almost
every Loco Foco speech have heard since
have been in Washington. shall confine
my selections to speeches of Loco Foco
members from the Free States, although
am aware it is generally supposed that the
/ S0Whcrn Locos are the most ultra in their
opposition to the Protective policy, and tho
most eXtrayagant in their support of the prin-
ciplcs of " Free Trade" Whether there is
any difference between the Northern and
Southern Loco Focos in this regard, you
and your readers can Judge from the record
The first paragraph to which will call the
attention Of the friends Of Protective Tariff
in your State, is the following from speed
delivered in the House Of Representative
g.. by Charles G.. AthenOa, Of New Hamp
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

Mr.. ALLEN replied.
The amendment was negatvcd.
Mr. HuAND HALL moved to amend the
amendment, by striking out the first clause
of the amendments, and inserting the words
" on all manufactured wool, duty OF + !
cents per pound, and 26 cents ad valorem.
After some remarks from Mr.. FILLMORE.
this motion was rejected.
Mr.. SAMSON Mason moved to strike out
nine cents per pound, and insert 30 per cent.
| ad vaiorem, and addressed the committee in
support of the amendment; and, after some
remarks from Mr.. LINN, the amendment
was agreed TO-.
The question was then put on Mr.. FL
motc'S amendment as amended; and 1t was
agrcd to.
The next clause imposes duty of 40
; per cent. on all manufactures of wool, or Of
which wool shall be a competent part, with
certain exceptions.
Mr. Josrru Il. lNGERsorL moved to strike
, ont g hosiery" from the exceptions, 50 as to
j impose a duty of 40 per cent. on that article.
Mr.. FILLMORE opposed the motion, on the
G ground that the article being 50 light, smug-
d Cling would render the amendment inctlect-
: ual: and,
After some remarks from Mr.. INGrHsoLI
q in reply, the question was taken on the mo-
: ton, and II was rejected.
is Mr.. CUsuryG moved to amend the SAINT
= clause by striking ont 10 per cent, and IN
asserting a duty Of - cents a square yard
tnd addressed the committee in support o
the motion. His principal objcct was to pro
tect the revenue, By preventing smuggling
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-12

Futhcr unsuccessful propositions to amend
the amendment were offered by Mcssrs.
kIXt, ARGoLp, and SLADE.
NJ. EVERETT offered an amendment, to
the elect that on all manufactured wool,
the dry shall be assessed on its value at the
place where entered and that the said du-
ties sail b. at the following rates, TO wit (:
On a wool under so cents per pound, 10
ccntspcr pound; on all wool over 30 and
under 50 cents, Is cents per pound; and
on al wool of 50 cents and upwards, %
ccntspor pound. lie entered INTO some en-
planaon to enforce his amendment OH the
atienl1n of the committee, and s1id,
amon5t other things, that he offered it to
test tlp sense of the House on the subject
of forien valuation.
Mr.fMMoRE expressed the surprise which
he halfclt ON listening to these amendments,
after ,lch duties had been proposed as ought
TO be satisfactory to the wool growers, but
he wa much more surprised to find that
gcnllanen were DESTROYS TO append amend
ments 10 the bill winch would be entirely
prob htory.
After some observations from Mr.. CUsH-
ING, Mr.. EVERETT, and others, the first part
of hcamcndmcnt-tlat relating to foreign
valuation, which was acted on separately
was n,gtlvcd.
MrEyrRnrr withdrew the second part o
the amndmcnt, and offered, in lieu thereof
an an,ndmcnt to the effect tina, all sucl
wool Should be assessed on its value at tn,
place Of expectation; the duties specific,
in his amendment he withdrew.
This was explained by MIR. EvrRErr
and after some observations from Mr.. CusH
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have it distinctly sIiI5d. He was at "A llsb
to understand W. r. this bin was inteNod
for revenue q, : the protection oflocal in
forests. understood the gentleman
from NcrA1t, We were To protect our wool
growers from the competition Of those of Blu
enos AyreS; and he should like to know, ii
this amendment prevailed, whether the chair
man of the Committee of Ways and Means
was prepared with another amendment, in
creasing the duty on coarse woollen cloths,
ana other manufactures, so as TO cover this
increased duty on coarse wOoll
Mr.. ilLLMoHE reply ing in The negative
Mr.. TnIINGuAsT said that he would offer
an amendment to that effect.
MIR. PlCkENS, Well, the gonilema
from New York will not offer il, but hi
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frionl from Rhode Island viii and, by TINS
combination, bill for protection was to De
carried through lie would askt hcsc gentle,
man if they thought that the Taxpayers 80. OF
the country would be willing TO stand IKE
sheep, and suffer themselves to be shorn III
this manner! -,
The question was then taken, and Mr. Mr.
SLApr's amendment was carried-ayes 50
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cessyo usurpations as completely TO overshodow the
whole land, and men are prone to consider the chle
magistrate as not only mOnopOl2inp supreme author
ity, but as being according to the lulsc and deosa
bic theories ofmonarchcal politicians the source OF all
power, and to treat as unlmrorant tho,e elections,
which have not direct and obvious Learlng upon
The question Of presidential succession. That crery
state election has such bearing, it would be easy TO
show, but we prefer 10 rest our appeal TO you upon
grounds already suggested. The selection of Sen
atnr and the manner in which the state shall be dis
rjctcd for the choice of Representatives, will deter.
mine whether the voice of Vermont shall be still
heard and her weight be still felt in the councils of
the nation, or whether both shall be noutralized y
the success Of party whose principles are thoscN
deadly hostility to every measure which you believe
to be calculated TO promote your dearest interests
II is past all doubt that the advocates of the wing
principles ofprotecton to domestic industry and re-
duction of thcpowe and PATRONAGE of the national
executive, constitute vast majority of the American
people, as well rs of the frecnrn Of Vermont. Bat
let none neglect his own duty, in reliance upon the
zc1 and patriotism of others lest another also should
RELY upon him. AMI 50 both be disappointed All ma
ioritics, however largc are made up of individual
votes and every freeman should 20 to the polls re-
mcmborinr that upon his hight exercise ofthe elective
franchise may dcrcnd not only his own personal
prosperity but the liberties of his country through al
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