Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-10


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esy oi INC isNes hfeessafy 'of Tue suPpo'' !" "'e
'nen IN ,he gehefs' P'os''''" 'a' y" ''"'e ''o.'
snaii I'VE toeceo 'iiah i"e u'cessh"s W an eo'"''a'
administration snail require all parties seen 10 acqnesce
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9A one see'loh o couhiy' OF one class VI c"s. VI o"
occupation, of inc mere prom 81 an"hef. justice anu
son"a pey ',f9o 'ne eutfa' o''e'nhfht 10 "sei o"e
lp'h"en u, "u"s"} !" "'e oe'''m''' VI a'p''''' W ="
ehei'sh '''e "'o'es's VI "he po'oh !" e INJURY W al"
n'hef portion OIL our common country nave hereto
lore declared 10 my 'ell9w,c'zens 'ha', IA my Juus
'"'n'' II - Tue u'y " 'ie "p'e'f" 10 eAe"o as IA
Us may oe Pfde'"soh W no So ny rs revenue ''"s
ana ali ohef ntahs "ithln It's power ar and Jas pro-
hcteh 10 All inc Bea' 'hh rests III Tue "hoe Union,
embracing agriculture, manufactures, Tie nrchane arts,
commerce. am navigation. nave ais" dtcIaFed my
opinion u be I'm aV'f nl ianh Tor revenue and uat
IN adjusting the details oil such arlif have sane
hnheu such moderate discriminating duties as would
oouce ne amount u revenue needed anu al me same
ie ah"Ia ffasohdpe in''uehiai pr7'echh 10 our nome
'in"s'y' an" ,"a' was "PP'srh 10 'ath of pfoe;
W." WI, o''io} anu i','' 'o' 'e'en"e'
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ana excuses was an indispensable one 10 be conferred
On Inc rfue'ai 'o'e'hmenl, WHICH, Without II, w""lo
P'Ss'ss "o III aus VI PoE'u's 'of Us own support 10
eNecuihg ms "Mefo I'}lhe tarln ol duties or ihe
support OF Government Inc raising OF rfre,iM should be
'he ofJccf, ana PfotecHoh Tue WcdeW 10 reverse ms
principle, and make protection The oIject and rcrcane
me meachi would De 10 lhiilct manifest injustice npon
all "lher 'haa The protected interests In esyng dn
lies r revenue II Is doubtless proper 10 make such dis
efhanuns "Ibh Tue recenne pfmcPtc, as VIII ail'rd
lheueh'ai po'eeu"n To our nome Interests within The
revenue H', thpfe IS discretion 10 dscrIminate be-
yold maj i me il2h''u exercise OF The power Is not
chcedtd' Inc incidental protection afforded to our
nome interests ny discrimination. within The revenue
range II Is be''eVed VIII be ample In making discrim
'ha'"hs all our ho'he interests should, as Tar as pac
caoie, DE equally Protected he largest portion I'll our
people are asficu'uralisls Oilers are employed IN
"ahuiaclores' commerce, navigation, and the mechanic
ars lucy are all engaged III Their respective pursuits,
aud Their Iini laboIs constitute The national Or home
industry 10 TAX one branch OF This hume industry Tor
Tue dement, oil another would be unjust. No one OF thee
Interests can rlghiinly claim the advantage the
others, or 10 be enriched by mpovershng the OTHERS
All are equally enttd To the fostering care and proec
tloh OF he Government. Ia exercising sound discre.
ildh IN tvyng discriminating dulles within the limits
prescribed, care should be iakcn that II be done in
manner not 10 benefit The wealthy few, al the expense.
oil The lol'ing millions, by taxing ttres the luyues of
life, OF articles Of superior qoaly and high price, which
can only be consumed by the wealthy. and highest the
necessaries oil lie, or articles OF coatse quality and low
price, which the poor and great OF people must
consume. The burdens OF Government should as fan as
practicable be distributed justly and equally among all
classes p our population. These general views long