Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-12-11

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noe 'nsn s"n'd De derived irom lover rates
they Operate % '-pro,ecii"n rs~se',." 10 one
ersnch "i "dssssssic industry, by isxinc 9th
o. ersnohes
IVY me 'n'roinfhn ri The minsmoms, or
sssumeu and fstse rsiVrs. and by the impo'
sih"s OF speeihe osa'es, Tho lnJost,ee and n
ePpalY oi me act NJ ibs:' W u. practical
oPe'a"u"s On uheren, Classes ana PURSUITS
se seen $40 m". "sry OF the oppressive
oaues imp"seu oy under INA opcrstion OF
'"e" principles rsnye 'r'n one nei cent 10
more 'hsn Two hn"d,ed per cent, The, arr
pfohn''ofy on some articles. and partially so
." o'oe1., 400 u~'t mos, heavily on articles
w ,"'"a'"" "ece's.f, ana Dol Ilgh'ly on ar
u''cs " 's.oiF' !" W ir'med mat much
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'N' A"o uNe"P" o'e noh from paving their
~" P'oP"'""" OF INC nf'tion required Tor
VIC support o, government "hlle " pro
"cS we caprA' OF mo wealthy mhhutaciur-
e,, ""u '"'fehseS MS pt"h's' docs not ben
w wig 'po'"'N's u, ''oo'ets IN ils employ
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c"a,se q"au'y mo low p',ce, Used by the
" Wv P."pr' "o, W NAVY ins'ances'
W ~ ~, I''''! w" n'g"et price, OF o' Ioxa-
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ga 80, "".n'"k"e Urn, 'p,es on ius,'ce
,sa 80 Is, 20 "'a, u ADMINISTERED IN
we spun IN "hlct lhcy were conceived they
~no'' oe N" ohIy oS me DEMENT'S whirh they
ulnoseo' a"u "oo'u secure Tor themselves
"e"n'e !" we neat,s OF Inc people more
P""o''ui '"a" s,a"o'ne armies ana all The
"o""s ""u "pIn"n'es ihVeh'ed 10 sustain
k"'e'"'''e"' 'ou'ueu 'h injhsnoe ana OPP
! 10 "S' N""N" 'a'' NV 'le 'stii act OF
io's was PASSED ny q majority o' one vote In
'''e Au"''o ""u wv" Va inc rouse OF REPRE-
e'"es' anu "'"' snn'e OF thnse VINO leH
themselves constrained undcr 'he peculiar
Wv u'"s'""'es e's"ng AZ '"e u'ne' 10 vote III
'''oI, P'o'I''heu us oeiec's' ana e1-
"e' no'e',''n'''"" !" aio 10 lis mod
'"'"'o" -" '"e nts' opportunity aHoros
s"ohe aug ,ohV'os'Ve evidence mat u was
"' ,h'ehoeu 10 DC permanent and OF the ex-
Peu""'y ""o Necessity OF lis thorough reri-
$40"
! -" recommending 10 congress reduction
o. ,he P,esent ra'es OF duty, and revision
am 'hoaIhea'ioo OF 'he act OF 1872 ! am Tar
'o,' Entertaining opinions "hinendly To the
"'""u'"''"ie's' oh I've contrary, desire TO
s@e '"e" P'"sPo'"us' ss hr rs ihev can DC
S"' "hnou' imposing unequal burdens on
"".' '"'s'ess Inc advantage under any
sys'eh W '"o''ect 'aha'ioo' even Within the
'e'e"ue s'"hod,u' must De IN favor OF The
"""" 'd''",,"g '"'r'os' and OF THIS no other
''e'es' WV complain
'u'o""'cnu 10 Nonetess 'he abolition OF
'"e n.', w, , p'inc'Pe' or assumed arbitfa-
'"u 'a'so .'ioes' anu ~ specihc cutles,
a'u 'ue suos.'u,loh IN 'neIr place oil al val
os1,, ou,'ee' o. 'ue 'd'es' ana most equitable
ln"l'ee' TAX "h'cn can oe imposed. by the
az Na'n'e", l'i"c'pe' ai a'UcIcs are taxed
according 10 their cost or value, and those
~"'n are OF INFERIOR qnah'v' or OF small cost
pe'f uhiy me JUST proportion ol The tax with
'n'Ne ""lCm are ni Superior l1''Y Or great
e' cost ne Articles consumed by all are
,a'eu al inc same rate system OF ad va
loren ehue ou'ies' win proper discrlnIn-
alons ana proper guards against frauds in
co"eouhg 'hem' u IS not doubted, VIII afford
ample inc ldehtal advantages tn the manuiac-
'urets, and enable them In derive as great
profits a. can be derived from any other reg
ular business II is believed that such
system, strictly within the revenue standard,
will place the manufacturing interests on a