Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-08-13

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and ID, will not be misunders, ass 'Aae 70, ,
bill for the people. |, u Ii The
the masses. Its no, a hi, a@as sl 70
poor. 1t is nc, a bill fo, nj !, s
Is bill for the relief Of i 'plo'aA !. .
most lnxurian. classes Of ~ s' 0'gSs Ne
bill imposing onerous dn,; ~ e0saa aus
industrious masses, and ,as oa& der
means of living from labo' " 4 auc
throughout the land. /, e'y ,r.
gnised. You cannol mas, ) t y !, r.as,
No man so blind as no, r. I" ls'i'> =, v
bill Is; and the people will saa / i,s
lous, | trust, as no, 10 fa. wv o., IN h
sense, and in This view II. u .rrs i
about to he put is a les, f't'aa b,lur
shall have the voice of ,bo 5S.''uaa .boul
We shall know who ia r., 'H'e .,i,y
" on various articles 10 ii. n.y.. arr
IN many cases tn the ruin 1--WE arl' ion.
conn'rymen working here !. l., = sua'c
tlsans and handicraftsmsn a'a;s As bi
The same time for reducin, n. " fnall,
the hughes, Injuries. Tbs,,.us' W. Mt
President, that's the ,e,,l %s =,
can escape it. No man viii ~ W IT,,
test. Now | shall vote ia s >"
position in the hands of The y. y smeh
The committee has no, trial ! ihlf
can obey the instructions Of 4. ,nd n
Last night they were ;ust. @ ,o,e.
their duty, and at verv earl. land.
morning they say they b,y. p,s,i
their mind. Was ever III. II,
fore! The chairman asks lob. " i
ed. dnn's believe .hev Wan. ;"
on this matter for ten miDm.. ~ sy"s
whether they have been log.'5. sery
What is The difficulty Of sss,n'. Vice
amount of duty on the genera I. Non.
materials, and reducing III. M, !. fnal
bill TO those Of the ac, Of lsl,, y -
not gentleman who could !, r.
two hours. q -
Mr. ARCHER. Not one hsv, i, WIN
Mr. WEBSTER. No sir, nol !. !. I q,
would il take, as the gen,l.n4 an n.
Virginia suggests. No. i,i,na biz,
time; /, is want Of purpose. LAWS
Seyie
Now, sir in regard 10 The ,,,,o. N n.
taxes, in the great measure uo,. srOn.
this bill, | contine myself TO lb,,. Zen,
OF the instructions given to The -. Slee'
Yesterday. and from which ilnm, hs,d.
posed TO relieve lhem-lhsl i ;, sson,
terlal. The honorable menbe, j. 81
IN most cases, this imposition i !. Oh
only five per cent. VIVA, i Iht IN u
FIVE per cent. is enough to pulnr ,bs s
great many of The emplovmeuud, NJ
States. II they had not compiae y
abroad, il would be different him ns'u'
when you tax The raw malerial n "
the manufactured article fee, on ii ing
er rate OF duty, if any body, viii Sens
the manufacture under these ciru md
ces. it will very soon be found i nee;
raw material of five per cent vi n
honorable member from Soulh '"
considers small maiter-a ven eOeu
matler-is enough 10 decide The la'ur
ton between the American and Il omls
lish manufacturer. England NJ mari
commodity free. She is full ola Inn,
capital Money can be got a, -,
lower rate OF inieres, than herr ii :,
at half price. How. then, can yas \, ).
the American manufacturer nha US
compete with England. wha, S'
these disadvantages against hh 4 =.
his raw material and admit lhtw r.
ties of his rival at low rals ~ N
How is he 10 contend. not unr
cheaper capital and cheaper ~ ;,
also against tax on his raw nHA
He cannot do it. Now The n -
says--and he has right to hs'P ~
he says that the laboring class ,en,
benefited by the cheaper pre- Ela,
cotton as he uses. lie stated ,nd
day, that he thought there WI nar,
importation of ten millions Of y ous,
cotton. If tina, should happ'n,1hs bin
De very singular sight eIhlb@ lar
The ocean. For, the statistical ass -
that in the course oflast year; v md
States exported, carried oas Of Y aem
Try, and sold four and a hall D. pea
the same sort of cotton. Va,
Mr. ARCHER then rose snd sif Sta
10 state two facts-nol 10 The ~ hhe
to the country, where the sIaff W
have effect. FIRST. The que wis
before US has not been madsfs 10 a
ale, but has been put upon ~ sibi
mi.,ee. Secondly. The blllr ~
its passage after declarations " pre-
made from all parts Of the ch'af aga
is entirely defective and radltiF bill
The question was then M =
motion TO discharge The comnpa NJ;
was decided in the affirmative no,
Of % to 81.
The bill being again belof'@
Mr. Webster moved 10 slrlM w 4
section which motion pre'sl" Gel
Of % to 26. Another moll0n VI
by Mr. Johnson Of Nd, 10 =. co
bill to a special comml''ee - re-
tons TO remove the new oo"'' Up
on foreign raw materials " n
operate prejudicially 70 Ar =. 10
chanics or manufacturers ~ u
was nega.ived by the casu's no
Vice President. VI
The question recurring upss 70
The amendment, and ORDERING M
third reading. al