The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-18

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Il admIal.tsEsd in lie u Ill ID whieh Ihet
were e0neeiEsd, tley would he lll only
~ tie bsue6ls Hhieh they diIased. and
2nuid ssrurt f.r li,emsslars . q lsnee in
'hs heats Of 'is people, mere perverted
Il an standing a'niss, snd Ill tie means
and aPI.lIsncss iEsenies I. srsi.in gosera
as' - foand,d in irius ice ard opFrss-
si"n.
TIE vel known f:cl list he lar,l- arI
Il Isi2 wRs Passsd by nj rtg e one
vote 70 Tie Stnsle ard tao 10 tie House
sfRFpssssntsn'es. md tat some OF those
! Sh1 i.iI ,hFmseiEss eanslrs ned. undeE
'hr peculiar CIRCUMSTANCES ~ II ng 81 the
i1me, 10 s0'e in ,is fssaF, pEcrl.insd lie
ll'lsrI.. ard sxpE sseJ lhesS Differentiation
10 a'i In i;s nod ics,nn on the fr.l np-
PorInai;y. ;l''fes strng tnd eonelnsIss
eEr'emee lhat Il wss nol intended TO BE-
permanent, and Of The 'xreiIeney ani re,
eassiiy e i.s thorough REVISION.
| Ia recommending 10 Congress rftuc'
tim uf she present Iaes Of duly, snd q
res'sina aud mosIiies ion Il The aeI 81
lSi2. ! am isI from entertaining OF nion'
uuirtniily To the manufacturer. On TIE
c"n,,lrsEy, desire tn s. c ,hfm prosper.
OTIS. as lar as they en- DO so, w,ih0ul
ihprs'ng unequ burdens IN Oiher w.
tfrests. The Advantage unttr any sy.-
ten OF ind:rec! ia&a ion. eten within The
reVenue standard. G,GsI he 10 lsver OF she
manufacturing inn rect; ard ef tits, no
O'her msftcsI v i'll complain.
Teeemmed to Congress The sbnli,icn
Of The minimum P'inc'rle. or a.sumsd,
art iTsry, and Ial-e values, aid of sperifc
du'rs, AID lhe substitution n their Ilace
! at at raiGFem dUtie.. IS lie ARREST and
mrsI equnahle indi,ertlax which can be
.mp"std. by lie al rai0renl principle,
all arsnles ere taxed aceoId ng TO Then
sc"si "r value, and lhase which are OF in.
ieriO' qusl:y, or Of small cost, tear oDly
The ja | proportion Of the tx with those
winch arc ni superior quality or g'eaisr
cnsI. The articles cahsa cd by Ill are
taxed at the same rate. A system nf a.!
ca!0rem revenue duties, wrh prrpsr dis.
enmnauOns. aud proper guards sgainsl
frauds IN Gallo cuRg them, il is not doubled,
will sHnrd ample incIdentl advantages
TO tie manufacturers. aud enable n en- Ia
derive as grea. Er"fls as can be derived
from any ther SECULAR business. Il 4:
bslIe' ed that such asystem, strlc,ly within
the revenue standard, will place The msn
OlacturiBg interests on a static footing
and Inure 10 lhtir'rermanenI Advantage,
uIe, exWnu ~ all INC grt al rti,s-U1srsv, %.
county the incidental protection which
can be afforded by oUr revenue laws,
Such a systrm when once firmly eslab.
| SIZED, would be permanent, and not b.
eutjeeI to tie constant complains, agiia.
tors, and changes which must even oc.
eur, when duties arc mol laid for revenue
bit for the protection merely" of Ia
vurrd iu,tre,t.
In the del beralions of Congress on this
sutjec,, 'tIs hoped that spriI Of mutual
concession and co@promise between
cona citing interests may prevail, and thai
The result Of their lahors may lie crowned
with The happies. conssqne"c's.
| By tie consiit, ton cf the Unrej States
it Is provided. tia, " no money shall be
drawn from The Treasury but IN conse-
quenre OF appropriations made by law"
A fuhlic treasury vas undoubtedly con-
Il m;,!ated and intended 10 be created. in
which thu, pubic money should be kept
ircm The period Of cnllscHon until needed
for public uses. In The collection and
dlshurs, mept Of The public money no
agencies hsve ever been employed by
law, except such as were al pointed by the
, government, directly re.pnnsibls to il,
AMI under its conuo. The safe keeping
OF the public money shoul! be contided
. to public treasury created by law. and
uader like responsibility and contto'. 1t
( is not u be imagined ,hai the franeIs
! # the constitution could haze ineuded
! thai treasury should be CT, a'ed as place
y! depos,le aud ssltkeeplng OF The public
mUnty which was urespo, s,tle 10 The
government. The first Congress under
! lie constitution. By tie act # HE second
September. 1885, to establish the Tres
suty Department" provided for The ap.
poiLtmt III OF treasurer. and made 1t ms
tuy " to receive ard keep the moneys Of
the United States" and "st Ill times to
submit tn t. e Secretary Of the Treasury
and Comptrolier, or either OF thsm, thu
inspection of tie moneys IN bis hsn's.'
Tt.at bsnks. national or STATE. could
not have been intended 10 be used as a
substitute for tbs treasury spoken Of IN The
constitution, as keepers Of the pnblc mon
! ey, is maniles. from The fsct, that at that
ume there was no national bank, and buI
hrte or Tour State banks of limited Capi-
tai existed IN The country. Their employ
ment az Repositories was al first resottfd
To. 70 a llmned extent, but with no aVow-
ed iaienuon Of conunung them permau-
emily, 10 place oil The treasury Of the con-
>,iruton. When they Were afterwards
from .ine to time employed, it was from
MOVIES of supposed convenience.
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