Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-07-07
The Tariff.

The Tariff.
The eusuts Of the Ohio delegation under the lead OF
the valiant and patriotic "Paymsser Brinkerhoa 'etm'-
Mated will be seen By the yeas and the Tariff
Bill which passed the House OF Representatives last Fri
day, by surrender sudden the outbreak and from
motives doubtless honorable the ebellious Coporsrs
guard There grounds upon which Mr. Brinkor-
hoH justified HE announced determination TO vote against
"Sr Robert Walkers Bl-the fret personal growing out
Of the distribution Of the "SPos"-the second Ps,rioue
based upon h- belief that the TO be expected from
this falsely styled rcveaUe tariff would be greatly made
quste to the wants Of the And inasmueh as
he and his followers have avowed change OF opinion IN
regard Its efficiency revenue measure, we arc bound
they received satisfactory assurances that
they ,ha hereafter be recarded" for the dgraceul au
tude which they have thus voluntarily assumed Indeed
public prepared expect precisely what has oe
cured by editorial article the Washington Union OF
Thursday night, which minated that the Ohio rebellion
had been queod by and appliances 1t did
not Of inform The Washington correspondent
OF the Philadelphia North American writing ON the same
day. had also warned that "ExEcUTvE rowKR had been
brought successfully bear upon the indictments. OF
course therefore, not surprised that the British
Tariff Bill passed the House Of Representatives, by their
votes and the teeth OF "Psymaster" Brinkorhos vaun
ing declaration they could ,sOuld defeat When
proclams the world his intention to de-
particular Of the Administration because that
Administration has not given him his due share OF the
"SpOil." violent presumption certainly when he
eeedes from that he has eeived assurances at
least that he shall be well paid for taking the back track
Can any powerful demonstration be given OF the
upung tendency OF the SPoils system. and of the over
whelmng influence with which it the Executive IN
bending the Representatives OF the people his will
The Bill has passed the House, and it will, We pre-
sumo, pass the Senate. Very well. II desired 10 a.
cheve party triumph by the disasters which tins measure
will bring pom the country, should rejoice at its sue
But despite OF the estimates of the Secretary OF
the Treasury endorsed by the editor Of the Unon that the
new Bill will yield twen,y-eisht millions Of revenue per
anuum venture the prediction, that after the first twelve
months OF its operation less than 1--WE believe less
than fifteen mllons will be derived from it. AT first, i'm
portatons will perhaps be large, beyond the
sumption OF the country; bat this excessive importation will
be followed by Inevitable resetion Afterwards. By means
Hroiees under the ad vaiorem system, in
udcousy substituted for specific duties, the will
be considerably reduced below the which honest
conformity the law would bring This, however,
the least Of the evils anticipated from the OF
a which strikes the root Of all the great IN
OF the county for the benet Of British capital and
labor to be unfortunate coincidence,
that bill the tendency Of which TO red TO state Of
colonial vassaage-a bill which finds model and
epari in the oppressive legislation Of the British PAra-
while the States yet apPendsges Of the British
crown, and when British declared that
the policy Of the country preventive manu-.
facture even OF hob-na IN the coones-its il, say,
most unfortunate coincidence that such bill should have
been passed by an American House Of Representatives
the Of the anniversary Of American Independence
The National Intelligence announces the passage OF
the Bal in the 10! owing article
F--z re .S-',-uEI Esnili-s-c--.
TIE Tariff BILL
The bin for the importation Of
Foreign Goods and Manufactures Ls yas.cd "a Hsss Of Ry
The majority th- final OF
nsteea exhibiting eoabn~i eject Of Executive
and Party Dn against undoubd OF Peops
suppsse. their portion
who composed IA. the
vote rarely been WITNESSED popular
OF Congress
Tea Coffee objects without which advantage
nationally be expected from passage Of
by Aecamauon, but
Democracy OF the EnTire Sl indispensable the
the Indispensable the
life, without tn cay Of which the poores;
would be unable body and together An
u the proceedings Of yesterday and Of the Yeas
passed the House bin
Manufactures OF their protection have begn
the agoTty almost literally be said
procured chircn nursery told
caught SpunkIug their tli There Other
things proceedings which readers Will mi
| their
Thc b having passed House Representatives
undergo the senate WHAT reception
Representatives Of People
uan(uny bauc1 against r House OF
friends 81 Home Industry all TIE
Unird vvu Who tn tire OF those
prepare products for market.
paslge OF the Tariff ball House Rep
be proong the = Of Courrr
ergh Had the bill been rejected the wouIi
probability, have ended on tins DAY fortnight