Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-01-06

,eaders have the tariff OF loa2 al hand
II any O. W. Il. they viii what an ample us
"a W.T. 'oj t.,.s been exempted from the payment Of
a'ue.s o- ,be benefit Of the manuiaetaae''
" ny ~, nays one hundred and NIFTY per Gu. upon
ne lain the blacksmith az per cen. up'" me ."
ns e"'", ., twelve cents pound upon hfr brass
TIE hu">' ,,y uas not made for the Ike OF them
a,'s - for the convenience OF sach 10" per-
as Nv, n; ,rrers, smiths and washerwohen'-
.,a as p'""s ncbss Of Industry which need no en-
Trey ''i'N such peocle are obliged to WORK; ana
taartme" > c,mpccd 10 pay Tor the implements
pfm ,.s htrder nut they Work !" pay 'of lht.',
- as, " os encouragement winch tat'r domestic
| .,.,ry receives RON '"e
peIH GA haywood and the rest of the dyewoods,
RG'ins'c IA oder and cochineal. and other mate
sid ke'Hs d., manufacturers in dying their ciohs,
PAS n'eo :! 10. entered free OF duty. The tar'n S
81 au'"s' =, for their advantase-h was maue ~
ms"t 'N ~, and they have 'akeh care '"a' 80
se " !'' have occasion, shall COME INTO port u"-
or whie y I y" and nassive custom house, under
lttd .h,cb we IRE writing, w''p us rows W
- SHADE" - , or deput es and clerks, ana weigh
oi;te'. ana ~ "a inspectors. is not ma'nta'neo 'or
sT' ana ~ taxing the owners OF factories.
the F''p1s rersons 1t IS main,a'neo ~ o'".' -
az rmer a, his plough, the oissksi" =, = his
tN .d the laundress al her wac" -, mo nm
Fss a." class who pay the millions '"at az
,rslly cole cied III our -'a''
,,nu.actnrer goes i'ee'
rom t!e Bashins:sa Gi0's' yaa, D. ;,no,,.r,
n the Sfu .ts, day, tue n'os' '"'po
was the adoption OF two feso'u''o"''
" .r.ad bv sr Woodbury. on YESTERDAY ;h;,;no
u. - INQUIRY into the expedehcy u 80
The allowance of any eli,m, eAseps a" or
9t ~ -, 80 C,,r,css. BY any OF the departments u
cal ac' u ~ has once been rejected by The heads
to'''' nd The allow ,nce Of any CLAIM, without spe
lHr'e" ,.S;.h orp,nated more than tour years PIE
ca ~. aa,,c,tion for such allowance-ths o'he'
S''"s ~, The txpedlency OF provio'ns, ny Ia"
.r,ual ss.,maes Of the different uePa
~, 90, LAID before Congress by the oecfe.ay " 80,
T.n,.,ry shalt re accompanied ey Inc VII" "a.
4,..val of the President, and all 'ie neau'
val - I'S"rr ,s 10 their Necessity and amount
w., ,b,, n, estimates for appropriations De a. a"y ."''
~bmiu,d I, Congress, by any OF the departments =
bnrs,us except such Duke the anhnai Is
t,y fs, esen laid before the Secretary OF le 'e 60
.n,y aud are accompanied by plan rom "'"
n,eans adequate 10 meet taehi' ,..o, c,II m the
T., ,bs H,yse this day was devoted 20 can o' ~
~ s,,, .,ves Of tie several St:t's Ter tssoiu''o"'
n ooss;on on these inItia:oy proceedings VAS o' '''
most patt, tvo Gfd 49,. ..,, South Caro-.
lin, were. propossi insructng the Comm,l'ee VI WI
end Means specifically on The Tariff lhey were e
iec,ed not upon their merits, out oecaus1 .e
o,, n,wlljnp 10 anticipate the report OF the co"''
100 T5e committee is enc in which great conhoehc'
: re,osed In connection with the reduc''"n Vi s''
T,r,f the reduction of expenditure and the qna"'nH
OF revenue derivabie from every source must ur W.
sdered The se,ed determination OF '"e i'o.s.
seams 10 he 10 await the action OF the comm te, "'
Obtain az the results OF its Investigations oeiT's h
- 49,. co,sd.,,,;oo of the Tariff. Upon the
solution ns,ruc,ns the committee TO adopt The re-
reaae nds pendsnty the protective p'nepl+ for its
Id tho cote was no test of the OPINION OF ne 1ouse
N,nv of the most decided ant-p'otectonlsls W lhe
ua"ss voted ,gainst H. ih.y knew 1t to b. n-
n sess We may Instance Gen Dtsmgo'l Hho,
s.vsneen years ago, broached the doctrine, ana mas
followed il up from that day to TINS lie ana o'ne'
V,f-q,ans, and many members from the North and
Yves. who propose the least burdensome and most
avaiisbe revenue Tariff the principal object II
VIII en- all their policy must yield, voted against the
propositions offered to-day, because they did not DIS
ust The cjmml,.ee and fixed in the purpose mol
TO foresa! 1t. report Mr.. Duncaa of Ohio proposed
resolution (Which passed, under The previous qnes-
tom looking 10 The establishment OF The lndePend-
en Treasury. We would point the eye OF the reader
{, the Congressional columns for the terms OF tins I'm
n,,,,n, pronosi,ion, and the vote on It,