Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-24

dred and ninety four DOLL. lou rhe evi
cents; OF which the sum Of .a.& !. we're
lion seven hundred and eigbn ats' il has
sand seven hundred and ninety s !. 4. sese1
lars and sixty two cents was aa' '.,ected I
on 'he 4'h of March, ls4S I Jus Siusl adv
amour. incurred since Thai , sa'9 ;oyed.
lion four hundred and six,v s " g,ln str
sand six hundred and nine;v Ie'a - class
and ninety eight cents." wi ,temp1
The president, that The w.. Be same !
prosecuted with vigor, asks r.. ag ecise w. S,1
authorize an additional loan Of -, s' Cn''ss ne
900 for the fiscal year endin, a. o. p. 50
June ls4s' and recommends ,b,, Enough. I
The articles which are now d,, fleets TO
taxed TO assist in the paymeu, ofs. II wou,]
The act passed a, your h., De e e.s;g1
reducing the duties on inDo.'s p lu,' re
having gone into operation mi ylsam aa !,
OF the present month, there h., pus nj
time for its practical effect ma. y tses u NJ
nue., and the business of ,bs @ Nv Faas' i
be developed. lis no, dooS Ssaa4 , 49, -
ever, that the just policy which = " y ,',;on d
will add largely TO our foreign nj \. a ',o,e /
promote the general prosperi,r ~ fe, ".a %
i, cannot be certainly fore,e.n per- ~
mount of revenue it will Weld :" su""9 .r,d
mated it will exceed tina, produ...s ~ ep'. : u
act of 1912, which il suuersed.S s'u o. The
leading principles established h. - n,o,ed
10 levy 'he 'aAes WIN view 10 nm, IN u. 81
venue, and to impose them u,o,a ~ .l,e
cles imported according 10 III, J. ',mrd !
value.
The act OF 1912, by the exesa, !. me-; lad
OF au'y wnich IL imposed on many rr. ION the
e'.her 'o'aliy excluded ihen from ls lpug fet'e
'a'i'h, OF grea'iy reduced The snaa N rcprocl
ported, and thus diminished ,..I IN. has
producing revenue. BY 1.-THE lsla n Ii both
imposed. not for the Legitimate pu,,,. IN Of
raising revenue, but 10 afford sarr, u io,ced, b]
70 favored classes al The expense home,
large majority Of their felowcliral Been uph
Those employed in agriculture, nss markets
cal pursuits. commerce, and navns epfs; an
were compelled to contribute from s,her Po|
substance 10 swell the profits and n lee the VI
grown wealth of the compaslr,v b. The pa
who had invested their capital Ia q. crowded
lectures. The taxes were not srK policy.
proportion to the value Of The ariesp Our IA
which they were imposed; but ri b msiata
departing from this usl rule, lhht. n the ex
taxes were, in many cases, kts sur cilizd
articles of luxury and high price, u brily Of
heavier taxes on those of necssr nown NJ
low price, consumed by The great ral pursuits
the people. /, was system, The n bfore no
BILE efTec, of which was 10 vellevtml les or "a
classes, and the wealthy few from i Unequal
tributing their Just proportion iOr M N have
port of government, and to lay The n tion VII
on the labor of the many. engE DC boun1
other pursuits Than manufacture When
A system so unequal and uniu lei is OPP
been superseded by the exisi4 4 they a
which imposes duties no, for lhs v 3es for N
or injury of classes or pursuits, bW n tadier Cd
butes, and, as far as practicable. seaf fhesi, NJ
The public burdens among all class pro. out
occupations. The favored clas'a, en'ch IN
under the real, and unjust system zone Is
has been repealed, have heresofr Ri pese OF
ed large profits. and many Of then nd eher ar
ed LARGE fortunes a, the exuea,e SDroducn
many, who have been made lrlbuIM ~, iof
| them, will have no reason TO conpHi NC Y
,bsy sb.u No reon;red 10 hear ,h,r United
nronor,;on of The ,axes necessary II surplus,
support of government. SO Tar ni 'su' y
il will be perceived, by an exsnn'MI 10y W.
the existing law. that discrlmlnina NAV
the rates of duty imposed, wilma Y n 'n, n
- VI ;.o;Jos,L IA .a,ns IA fibued
competition which they still eulTEt saas"'
them an advantage which no ohs ~ 'na'
suits possess; but of this none oha - MT
complain, because the duties RVn -
49, ;,.,ua;na srs;rh,. and ,As( 10 be
- H. ;anas,o, 81, nav bsrs food
49, 49, 49,, = ror,na,;t;a, Min Msf fyond
maa,,c,a,,ra. i orr markets. amui. ssral n
nearly all our leading branches Of naai '.'' !,
ture. 10 more Than one-,hird oil &nf
of the imported article. and in sonsS'yT p'o''
TO almost one-half its value. oa
With such advantages j! is DOL ass WIZ
49,, no. 80 - .roana. ,a.I;z;na n vel slually
Quoted establishments even greaef
than can be derived from any oMa -. -"
| lar business. Indeed, SO far from mAi -"
The protection Of even ncidens Nv a'''1
duties, our manufacturers in severn s"a
ing branches are extending Their M 4 n. u
giving evidence of great lngsnaF n. -.
skill, and of their ability 10 colnM COM r"s
increased prospect Of success iolm, A,he ~.
marke, of the world. DomeslE n. nrrol
features, TO the value Of several " ,eso. e.
Of dollars, which canno, find ? ~ by h, All
home, are annually exported @ menced
countries. With such rates Of y. dfv !,
those established by the existing I. be ins !
system will be probably perm aa '.s fec,s n
capitalists, who have made OF 'n. By ,e,,
after make their investments y ,a'' be hero
lures will know upon what NIX, ", u feels il
country will be satisfied WIN 4. AZ be isi,
because the advantages whIca ~ Il i,
fac,urers still enjoy result nses, \. NV sheh,
the collection Of revenue lo' ". s neasur
of government. High pro's'" ~, tome O
from their unjust opera'lou ii v Zee lis
masses of the people. cannon .J5 impose
rise to extensive dlssaiisiscs'oa ,.k eveuu
-, 49,, oo,s,.n, efforts -, viii !,