New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-20

rem Il the least remarkable circumstance coz
nec.ed WITH me passage OF this ac. ina! tns ne" CO 60
t9re' arac!e IN ne Democratic creed was
the SANCTION o: no distinguished nsle Si- hen!! e'a!
and Ar. C.sys friends 9a- .ha ne aas oeen IT,
represented 70 furnish the authority
Another not un,po-rar: ci.cvIsance Is het 'He seo
pie 0; M STATE hare been commanded 10 Gi=a4aoI me
a. one not tue 70 the doctrine o: paFE az az
va!oren durea and, tiszet9rs treacAeTous 70 tasa-
~he1 put i 10 your conscisaceS that .leTe arc
and tens OF thousands OF good North Carolina
WHO so lar iroC1 hsrng adopted :; n '-S;' 9o-sa
creed did never 20 much hear OF !; un- ons s.ee
M election 70 tue Senate Let each oIe fls"eI .o'
huse.t-Ddyou ever understand i before N s:ct
declare. that until after M election 70 IAe
GerstsId I; mr. Count-yren sld venture 70
that the Tou know Of Il and the longer -Ha-- y
.lei the less you VII Ike i;
Bu: let NE tel you what i * I; i 70 lag dunes OF
taxes upon goods imported IRON foreign COUNT
according tho -aCe OF ire goods az ihe i'Is. ~
whence ;ney coe-he Lcac fixing the per cent aHu -
c0Lccc0r q; :; a=ce!tan.ns the foreign 'aas o. = A
! taxed III the sum OF TIE tax-i3E "''-S ~ :
responsible 70 you. but 70 the :rea-u!! Ns F4i -.
And specific duty the same lax imposed IsCn .-e
same artice-ihe icg .t=e!i however cisths .te
values b establishing tas particular sum oI
and Leaving nothing 10! me 60Ls57 10 60 or' 70
or measure the quantity wherein L ~ % guy =.
fraud re max probably De Competed OF II a. -
Cypress the merchant he can b Pre'ef'ed. IA iLo.
where the TAX ! SPECIFIC TIE collector only "e-= %
measures the quantity where i &c rd'"rsa ~ 'V'
only measures or weighs the Quantity. ou LIKEWISE
determines. upon MS Juda!nen; II lore!-t IA
ue of the things imported. Sh- Uniform l..s =
approved By your Government, ha- been n-fs1o'O'e
thar OF making al the duties Specc when can % Hi,-s
20 and !e the Others D. SO .alorern but Il !etuce the
li.i Of dG yd0-erg dutes from TINE 70 't o. a-s -
the l:=t Of spccifcs The Exp -rl.lera! arm con
denn- ard repudia;as this policy s!togetheF a, pr
scrbe- new one, OF having al the duEe- az EHofei!
and D0rs OF hem specific WIKI this explanation you
car have no difficulty in comprelendng my ooecaoh7
TO the new principle of the Experimental ! aT!H
II was maxim Of the Revolution. tina representa-
,ou and TAXATION should 20 together Now; tAIS : u
area: principle liberty 70 BE- desp!sed ana tit
abrogaton cannot be necessary 10 ne interest," o.
Ihc Republic. Blu; i means nothing unless j, create
ti.. duty oi having taxes the iGH and rot by III: ocer
who collect il: that me citizen who reads the law
may n far a. practicable IN II what taxes nm oi.-
Ger. loo whom hc people have no agency IN appoint
inr and cannot r.mOve-yitceT- VINO. IN assessing
vae- exercise their own discretion. and whose ind
yidual Judgment this country, a. 20 market vbIu. OF
properly in al fore II lands cannot BE- successfully IN!
pcacncd because Tie witnesses 10 do Il i've abroad anu
cannot be co, here and they could. L would SUI De
almost impo-sibe 10 conyci the Officer Of Intentional
ialschoOd II must D. proved that he was wrong,
and knew H. too. L not tins new doctrine tEen,
than slight departure from this maxim OF the
Republic Shall Il bc approved, upon the notion that
TIN, great principle 81 Representative Democracy mas
become impracicabe Shall sanction the pretence,
tina, The P,ope Representatives viii cheat them IN adopt
ing the ,pcife duties and assume al the same tlne TINT
custom house officer will be scrUpuuus and more
lust TO YOU in fixing the values under system OF al raj
Srera duties Ought such departure from great and
fundamental doctrine of Representative Government 10
b7 tolerated much les enEratted permanently the
laws OF Free People. without unavoidable necessity.
and sanctioned 81 part OF OR Democratic TAIN without
notice to the People i step or Two farther and We
shall be carried To point where Congress can do no
thing bu, declare the aggregate which may be
levied for the Government and leave the Treasury De.
parirent colect them may seem best to IL oi-
Gers and according 10 is rules
come now to show ,ha, VIVA; the Experimental TAM
makes the s OF taxation the fathers the Republic made
the eIcey,,oR What they declared fruitful mother
OF Frauds il has adopted the only parent OF our rev
cnues
Here follow citations from ALIEN. HtNrLroy.
ALBERT GALLArIS. ALIEN. J. DALLAS. and WN.
H. CRAWFORD, Secretaries of the Treasury. against
ad vaoren duties and in favor Of Specific wherever
practicable. Mr. Haywood proceeds
These opinions, OF the Crea, and eminent men OF our
country were never controyeried so TAR as know.
until the present time and upon what principle oil pa
trotism Of Democracy was expected 10 refuse TO them
the homage of my confidence and support W nat
should have induced me TO ;orcgo the conclusion oil my
Judgment fortified by such authority and confirmed
by the experience tine Government for malt century
In all conferences with Senator'S no better reason
given me tor Il. than that the bill would destroy
the Tariff of l-i2 but the remedy was US bad II moi
worse than the disease and the operation seemed to me
almost as unwise az 10 OF the head tor cure oil the
toothache
Ihave now explained to you the orig and reminded
oil the character OF BIN OF XIII ave al!
tmacd you the nature OF those party MOTTO say those
moral obligations. which contracted aniecedent To
the elections OF ls4 and have told you how they We're
imposed upon me. OF Your Senators, III my AZ
tcpts TO the Democratic party by harmonz ne
the country generally upon dis;ractg conflict OF local
interests have also shown you how the IRh bni pro
posed al TINS session altogether different one and
every way Objectionable in it details ana in il: princ
pics and in the time offs operation. and might have
added in the it was urged upon the Senate and
how utterly impossible II was with me on account OF all
these things. to for the bill without amendment
even along with other Democratic Senator with our
mouths gagged judgments unconvinced and our de
lbcraions torestalled upon question which always
thought 10 be National above the dominion OF any
political party whatever.
Mr. Haywood proceeds to indicate at length ms
consistency and integrity as party man citing
largely from documents and Instructions but this
hardly 50 much interests Us. Our concern is with
the TaritE of 1916. and his reasons for resigning
rather than vote for it Are they not conclusive