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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-28
DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSU nj PTION.

Colds, Coughs, splitting OF Blood Bronchits Difcuy oil
BrsathnE Asthma, Pain in the Side and Breast,
orders Of the Liver and Lungs,
Broken Constitution,
&c, &c.
THIS Celebrated Remedy" has by s intrinsic
tues, acquired celebrity which be shaken BY
the many Nostums with which the country abound
be relied for the speedy and of all
Diseases Of the Lungs Il literally sweeping Consumption
from the land rhgever introduced and becomes known,
all others dwndle into nsgncance The public have been
long enough and medicine which
the testimony most eminent physciansn the land has
up, by publishing columns Of forged certlfcatesbutt
enough to let the public know where be obtained and
distressing diseases above named which have bsed the skill
0hs mos; learned qs 1se, hsFss1aors
which introduced the public and ample proof
sans Candies, and ixtares Of wild Cherry not one Of
which prepared regular physcian although they have
have assumed the Of respectable TO cur
their Nosrums Therefore the public should be
s% % he K d rSa 0 any
Race streets, fhladsphia
A fresh supply has Just been received and for sale
by y. H. Ring at DR.. Minors old stand Of Broad
way and John street X. A. Sands, CHURCH pispen
ao5 Beecier corner Minstte; John Dodd III Broadway
Of 9Th Lewis Lane, SGT Geenwch street; John q
Hart SAB Grand Of Norfolk street, Horace Eve
ett % Hudson Leonard street, WIN Bailey, corner
Fulton and Sand Streets Brooklyn; Cook, Pros
pect and Bridge Brookyp and Benz Ods gag Broad
Lane and Hoadley Phelps Co.. M Water street. New York
lneodAY
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Sporting Intelligenc

SpOrup& AntcAnxenCcs
COLUMBIA JOCKEY CLUB RAcKs.-SEcoNp Day
Wednesday, JAM A-Propnetor's Purse; three
mile heats
Col D. f Taylor's oh. m Castanet, o years, by
Monarch, dam by Kosciusko. !
Col sngleon's b. m. symmetry, years, by
Priam, out of Phe nomenon.
Mr. Edmonstons h. Jim Myers years, by
Mingo, out of Corset. .................
Time1ist heat. Sol; Cd heat, s:o4; sd heat, esoi
THsp DAY-Thursday, Jan. l6-Proprietors Purse /;
four mile heats
Morgan years, by Emancipation, out Of Lady
Mr.. oHanlons Red River. .......... DIR.
Time-e:l5.
Second Race-one mile heats-Purse $50 and entrance
money
Mr. Porters CHI m. Taglioni, years. .......
Mr.. Puckeus b. m. Fanny Robinson, g. years.
Time-l.55, I'd, 201.
FOURTH Day Friday, JAM ie-sils heats, best three
in Eve.
g. Eimundson q. Robinson') b. by Gsno,a
NJ Green's b. h. Rodney by Prism, years.. .
J. G. sinsletons CHI m. spsnt, by Huapa.....
Tme--l:56; l:53; 1:52 ,
Saturday, Jan. I7-sweepstakes for yr. old-$i00
emit, half iorfeit-2 mile heats.
Hon w. NJ Myers bro. 9. Childe Harold, by Sove
reign dam Maria West. .......l
stewart and Puryears' CHI. f. by Boston, dam Imp.
g. Edmunson's b. (. by Gsno, dam Sally Nc.
John i Harrison; G By Argyle, dam Lady Deer
Ms sSas. Singleton Ediins:S. G BY Sovereign
M. r. Smiths c. T. BY Governor Butler, dam Miss
Newberry. .............. Forfeit not paid
Time LIST heat, 3:54--2d heat, 1859.
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MOBILE, Jan. IL, 1916.
Trade-Ne,cs from Merico, &c.

1t is now about five o'clock Of the afternoon Of
Saturday. the business Of the week is over, toll and
care Is for the time laid aside and forgotten, and
with light heart and animated spirit take up my
pen to endeavor to ndite something worthy Of the New
York Herald.
The business Of the week cotton Is comprised in the
sale of 5000 bales from Monday morning to this after
noon inclusive, and prices may be said to be from to
cent per pound lower than previous to advces per Cam
bria this concession is confined to qualities below
strictly fair Ia groceries and dry goods the business
ofthe week has been limited and prices Tor the former
have remained in quo for day, when nd
vices from New Orleans (heretofore mentonedl raised
the views Of holders but the advces Of the following
day brought them down to their original level News,
however OF the opening of the Ohio River must bring
down the prices Of every description of Western pro-
duce.
News reached here yesterday, via Pensacola, Of the
success Of movements ofhe revolers, and that Pa
redes now holds the reins Of Government particulars
were given Paredes known hostility to the past &C
ton of Mexico towards the United States may cause
him (urged on by secret inAuence to cake such steps
against u.s. to call for prompt and immediate action
from our Government. The conduct Of the Mexican
Government towards Mr. Slide has caused the inquiry
to be made by almost every one "Wha the nature
Of the overtures made by Mexico to our Governmentr
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ST. GEORGES, Bermuda, Jan. IL, lSa

ST. GEORGES, Bermuda, JAM IL, 1870
The Reputed " SLAYER Patmrent-Msfo fortunes, &c.
wrote you few lines on my first arrival at this
port, which you were kind enough to give publicity
to through your independent paper-since which,
the Patuxent has undergone repairs, been pro-
nounced seaworthy and actually attempted the prosecu
ton Of the voyage, but was compelled to pat back
worse than ever and here am, with the prospect Of
leading miserable life for another four 1--WE weeks
Every person board IL dscoptsnted and the whole OF
the bad manag attribute ocer Of our navy
Az citizen Of the u States appeal to the government
for protection-for from present appearances cannot
tell whether we shall reach home II will be
chance. Would not the government be justified in send.
ing one Of the Home Squadron for us7
Ever yours truly,
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ROSEWOOD, zEBRAwooD, &C., &c.

MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD, ZEBRAWOOD, &c, &c.
NOR SALE by L. O. STACY No. 66 Wooster street, be-
Boome and Spring The entire stock will
be sod together parcels suit purchasers at from 10 TO
nots. The following constitutes portion Of the stock viz
1000, do do shaded and notified do do.
10000 do do superior Rosewood Veneers.
5000 feet u, H. N, ~ ineh az and inch Mahogany
Boards and Plank
l5o logs Mahogany % do Rosewood, do Zebrawcod:
logs Satin v God, &C. &c ja<2 Tm~m
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HARBoR DUEs.-A proclamation by Lord Cathcart
appears in the official Gnzette OF the 18th inst, esa
bshing harbor dues In every harbor In the Province.
surely only subject to the Board Of Works and
other regulations, the loading, unloading srriv sno
departure OF oil vessels.
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Marine Court.


JAN H. Sidney a. Minor JosepA B. Meunt.-This
was an action on the against the defendant for
wropgully dspossessng tho plaintiff. by summary pre-
cess Of apartments In premises corner OF Broome and
Suffolk streets in October last The plaintiff commended
that he kad hired these premises from Let May le4s. to
st Nav 1886 at the rate Of SIS per year month
v In advance and that he had been unlawfuly dspos
sessed The defendant urged that those premises
hired only for indefinite PERIOD and that he held the
right to dispossess him mt any time and offered IN evil
dence that the proceedings TO dsposses the plaintiff in
nstice Frenchs Court, in the Third District there
presented were substantially correct and that the test
mopy Of the plaintiff principal witness excluded
on the ground that that wtnes under tenant and
inadmssible The facts in this case being
troverted in this branch Of civil courts judgment
was given for the plaintiff in the amount Of thirty dol
lars.
Mr. Carpenter for plaintiff; Mr.. Mount for defendant
Before Judge Smith.
JAN T.-Psfv s. Ysnyv vs.. Timothy Nc Mahon-Thm
was a suit brought to damages sustained oy the
plaintiff under the following circumstances. appeared
In evidence that tho plaintiff was driving his horse
attached TO Cart up Pearl street. on the evening o.
the 10th December last end the defendant crossed me
track with his horse and cart and came very near doing
his horse an injury and in the plaintiffs snoi
ward to avoid any further collision tho defendant win
an alleged malicious design, again interrupted MS right
nj way bv (which his horse received serious INJURY
and was put to an expense TO aIer ana tnrown out Oh
eight or ten days business thereby Inc morse never
recovered from his injuries. and ms value was sensioy
by this trespsss upon his property There
was no defence offered, and judgment OF 500 was
given for the plainiih.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-28
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
For the Erciusiue Sale of Choice
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
(. ARTICLES
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
THE subscriber who exhibited the late Fair Of the Anne
Iican Institute hs much admired a.Dlay Of choice PEI
msnt ills /. No rosd~sy where he oer spse
IL
S As
The Laboratory LusieI Pere e Fills Of which he va. fS
70 hs % Ecpan fSme "
e9%ss choice articles Of the mos. sfs
his e and a x H
sea win change
VIII ss.T sa
S as {. sss 81 as s; 70
snfcay compounded that enneutlzed aka remains to
He Offers h. aa491slsd 81 sHAVNo CREAM an ar.
which once tried will always be present IN every gentle
i. sssTSs: es1sMETIc CREAM 50 invaluable. .pyli
+ $s@ 3! 8: head Slrs ESSENCES PoMATyMs
ed besuy cleanse the healthy to cure
.fs''a T 81 sSsias .s
ne *
s rs,teIs the ha :; Up 10
Of the hair and are be conioanded with the thou
sand ne..rgm' hamelesy warranted to cure in all
.ash and prepared application q
virtue Of which differs from other substances Of similar
character.
For the quality Of his goods he refer Messrs Aspn-
WALL Mhau. Chiffon and others Of the most respectr
able chemists this city who for the last several have
vended articles of his manufacture.
Finally everything at his will be represented and
article full satisfaction, will only will
ngly but also thankfully be taken back The subscriber 10
SECURE character for veraci
y and good faith when from the Of the articles, there
much e. and he sni,ns = ap"
good faith. call IL respectfully solicited.
EUGENE ROUSsEL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Pcrfumery,
No. I59 Broadway, between Liberty and Courtlandt,
d31 lm-rc and ia Chestnut street Philadelphia
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CONSUMPTION CURED

DAYTON's COMPOUND SYRUP OF SARSAPARIL-
LA. Woodnaptha, Iceland Moss, Wild Cherry, &C., for
Lung Heart Throat diseases DyspePa &C. This ceebra-
ted remedy can be obtained pce cents at ~ John
clan is in attendance give gratutous advice from 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-28

FIRE AT NoRwIcH.-A building on Shetucket
street, Norwich occupied by r. W. Trsadway ~ gro
Gerry store destroyed BY hre last Ihursday plight
Mr. Trssdway was insured for $4,000. The same build
ing was occupied By Adams Co. ~ an Exprsss once
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FIRE AT LocKPoRT The extensive tannery Of
uitchins Leonard In the village of Lockport, was de-
sroyed by FIRE between ono and two o'clock on Friday
morning The amount Of loss Is estimated at about
So ooo@stock and buildings-which was fortunately
covered by insurance.
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CQN!SUMlPETION

u n Nv ~ r. Z u r. T. IL.
!. to certify h. haze been Afflicted with cogsh and
various remedies pronounced incurabe had pain my
chest and left SIDE bad cough fever night swea covene
deranse Of stomach and bowels great weakness and
prosaon ostrengh Having heard effected
by Schencks Pamonic Syrup, determined to it fair
trial. Il oosened cough aud relieved my breathing, and
perfectly well and hearty and attribute my recovery solely
the Pulmonc Syrup the by which restored
health II excellent medicine, and would
all believing that If the directions followed they
ENOCH SWALLOW
Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
The Pumonic syrup prepared exclusively by
proprietor and for sale at his principal Office No Court
land where receive advice er
examined obtain pamphlets describing consumption dys
PERSIA and liver complaint, free Of charge.
Co., T3 Broadway; G. Hutchings, A3 Bleecker street; and
T.. Ford 2t Fourth Wooster Warrington Square
add II. Everett, 90 Hudson street.
Plsse bear in mind that Beekman does sell my orr
FOR the old established medicine. at No. Counsndt
" lm- m =. IL BCh n.
TJNO The LADIES IN rAkTICULAk--NlY DEPlLA
4 TORY f0WDER has been found highly beneficial and
uss g ladies who have S;sS Afflicted with
per In and side Of the face Swing mascune turn to tie
whole features When used with proper care according
70 the directions, il will be found to be addition
and the hair cd in Eve after spplIca
ton.
This composition is infalble and warranted remove
Gates Of success which cannot be contested-
'' ''''' "n''''''' II. JGE les HiAuELs DEPOT.
Y south Thru r. st ~ I maiI.aslphIa-
Asnt tslsysiis Bazaar, Nos. Id and Isl Brosdwsy; A.
fIsnG.s AWARDED q The JsnEiia lastitsss ss inss
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THE PARTISAN SECRET.

THE PARTISAN SECRET
lust PUBLISHED, New Translation from the French
entitled The Pasn Secret, Self Preserv ston:"
feet security against SEEMS. Dseases under all circumstances
universally understood and employed by Of fashion in
f"i IT9n%dG%9 Esa% - @i1SI el Ti.EBAUM M d.
Member of the Faculty Of Medicine Of PaPhyscian the
yensreal Hospitknght Of the Legion Of Honor, &C., &c
Rue Le 81. Honore ~, Paris
Published by Robert lmont Legal Deputy for Dr. L
baum 1870 Washington st. Boston. Price sax per copy
two copies 81 All should be addressed post PAID
to Robert II. Dumont, AZ above. -
For sale in New Y, rk, only by WYATT 4 kETCH-
UNI l2 Fulton ST. Philadelphia, Colon Adrianes in the
Arcade. Chrsput at dis lmsr
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ISHOMAs BATE suIvV!nR Of the Grm OF Thomas
Manufsctuers Reddtch EnsIand and 100 Maiden aps Nsy
YQrk, has this day ISOLATED with hm coparner THOS
HENRY BATE s.d II future the by.s:. viii be sSndaessd
THOMAS BATE,
THOMAe HENRY BATE,
rv 70. nsidsn lsss, near Peri street, ~ stars
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MARINERS AND MILLERs BANK, Hsgentown, Md.
The Notes Of this institution bought dis
count, by TAYLOR & SMITH,
les lmsm No. 6, Wall street.
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TO THE LADlES-TO THE LADIES.
AIDES having any superiuous off Clothing dis
IL OF, (elther Ladies Gentiemen) obtain fair
cash price by sending for the subscriber her
residence, No. 50 Duane street, basement
Mrs. M. 8. COHEN.
N B-Gentlemens Clothing and Furniture also bought by
M. 8. COHEN.
All letters through the Post Once will be attended
islS 1unsn
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DIR. HULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THE superiority Of Dr. Hulss instruments all othey
is sknswledged by the most eminent physicians in En-
rope and America.
bhce vesey street, Assor House. female in attendance
ir the ladies' depRrtment
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COTTON MILL
WANTS situation Manager Of Cotton Mill a man
w intimately acquainted with the various modes Of
featuring cotton WOOL both England Americas can be
recommended Wy having charge of cSnduc
ted the United States Address this
Office. jal3 2nrsrc
II AWRENCE, MYERS x Co, 50 Stone street have as
received per ships Epervier and Sea- the
Brandies-
Otrd Dupuy Co. in half pipes, pale and dark vntages
1870 to 1874
Bonnsmort Becker. do Do do do.
j. Dupuy, do do do do.
Which they offer for sale. The under house
lock and entitled to debenturo. DC 2m.r
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BLEECKER,S BIRD DEPOT,
No. @ Astor Place. late 7th Street.
ROBINsON's PATENT PORTABLE

WATER CLOSETS.
THE SICK. and persons in delicate state q health viii
They be used with either hot cold for
bath. They extremely useful for ships, hospitals &c
For sale the Subscribers the Crotou Pumbing and
Water Filter Establishment $50 BROADWAY, between
Walker and White sts
m <rrc
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NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

OR disorders Of the Stomach Liver ana Kidneys accom-
panied with indigestion loss Of appetite headache bilious
attack Pslgzon languor, low spirits loss Of
hsp'T.I cosv worms end other symptoms
ordinary success 70 private practice; and priced highly by
all VINO hsye keL H. that the proprietor has been indaced
from the above COMPLAINT that Il is processes 70
celoL and strsnffth, even scshe most debilitated
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS NO MERCURY, nor any
preparation OF IT, and does prevcns the cosrs snfi -
bssissss 1's rsquirsd
ja3lmsn ees 81 Joha -, sole Agent ~ NJ r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28

The Editor of the Voice Of Free tom, who was
once one of the Third Party " bhoys," thus hit.
his old associates rap over the knuckles NO
body knows better the mysteries" of an asso-
citation, than secedcr
In the last Freeman the Editor comes on, with
strong appeal 10 christians give their votes for thoss
who love mercy, and will deal Justly" instead Of CIV.
ing them Tor oppressors and closes that appeal as fol
lows We trust YOU will show in the hour OF trial
(meaning LIST September that YOU are christians in re
ay not christians in theory, and devils in practice
ms last advice is inst rate, and if some Iaberty
men would follow II, community would he materially
beaeiitted. But one thing viii suggest which ,n,,l.
have escaped the mind Of Mr. Poland and that is ii
The hypoeritcai devils should all be eected from the
iioeTty party IN this state, the coming election the
lessened" -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28

The Washington Union, the peculiar Organ
of the Free Trade Party who now originate and
control the Policy of the National Government,
in cypherng ont majority of the American
People as in favor of its darling Tariff says
" The following States, ten in number, una
nmous in favor of the bill New Hampshire South
Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi Florida, Texas H.
linois, Missouri Michigan, and Arkansas, absen, on
the final votej,"
VIVA, says NEW HAMPSHIRE, redeemed
and disinthracd as she is from the dominion of
Southern Locofoco ism, what does she say to this
classification She is placed in the same list
with Texas, the very rock on which the " Gra-
mite Democracy" split and foundered. She
passed at the late Session of her Legislature
strong resolutions in favor Of the Protective
PoLIcy; she has already one Wing represents
tive in the .Ilri,ed States SENATE and at hel
next election WILL SEND two or three Wings to
represent her in the HOUSE ! and yet the govern
ment Free Trade mouth-piece says New HAMP
SHIRE and Teras were UNANIMOUS in favor o
the bill !" Verify the Uoinn will find om some
thing about New Hampshire one of these pleas
ant days.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28
Mr.. Clay on Protection.

The next time the Sentinel has occasion to
write homily on Mr.. CLAY's views of a Protec-
tive Tariff, we hope it will incorporate into 1.-THE
following extracts from Speeches made by him
in 1910 and 1912:
In his speech delivered at Taylorsvile Virgin
ia July 10, 1910 he says
"pROTECTION AND NATIONAL INDIE
"PENDENCE ARE, IN MY OPINION, 1DEN-
"TICAL AND SYNONYMOUS. The princi-
"ple of encouragement of the one cannot be sur
" rendered without forfeiture of the other
"Who with Just pride, and national sensibility
"can think of subjecting the products of our in
"dustry to all the taxatons and restraints OF for
" eign Powers, without effort on our part to
" counteract their prohibitions and burdens by
" suitable countcrvailing legislation !! s"
In the speech in the Senate, March 4, 1872
speaking of the Southern doctrine of Free Trade
and illustrating from the low tariff preceding the
tariff of 40, Mr.. CLAY says
There are two great, leading, nconestible facts
which gentlemen must admit first, that a hgl
Tariff did not put down the prices of staple
commodities and, second, that a low Tariff
''and Free Trade have not been able to save
80 them from depression. These are the FACTS
let casuists and theorists, and the advocates o
"a ONE-SIDED PARALYTIC FREE TRADE
g in which we turn our sound side to the world
"and our bghted and paralyzed and dead sid,
toward our own people, make of them wha
they can
In the speech at Lexington, KY, June 9, 1912
he says:-
"The power of PROTECTING THE INTERESTS OF
OUR OWN COUNTRY can never be abandoned, o
surrendered to foreign nations, without a .culpa
Bile dereliction of duty"
These we understand to be WING VIEWS Of
the Protective Policy now. Will the Sentine
show wherein they arc Il new kind Of WIFI
doctrine -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28
The IIitisi Manufacturers taking Courage

We cut the following from the Lirerpooi
Ti,nes of the ith inst. received by the Caledonia,
There is not much brskness in the manufacturing
districts The business has been so Improbable, that
some of the manufacturers had serious notions of wor X
ing short time when the intelligence arrived that the
House of Representatives had passed the tariff This
gave FLIP 10 the responding, but yet remains to be
seen whether the same success will attend the meas.
ure in the Senate Trade here will revive if the tariff
pass in It's integrity
Of course it will Foreign Manufacturers
will flood our markets, as they did under the Van
Buren, Tariff. and again, as then, we may ex.
pect an importation of S2o,ooo,ooo worth OF
Silks in single year. and a consequent and con-
slant EXPLOITATION of SPECIE to pay for it,
I" Trade HERE WILL REVIVE" says this
British journal, "ifthe tarifpass Units integrity
Well might the British Parliament afford TO prin
and praise Sir Robert Walkers" Free Trade
| Report.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-08-28
The - Experimcnia!' Tariff.

Let it be remembered, that no American ever
petitioncd for the passage of the bill--no Amer
lean Senator spoke in favor of it--but it was
passed by the strength of party for party pur-
poses.
Senator CAMERON of Pennsylvania said:-
Hhe bin had been malc by British s'atsS-
man, il could no, hare Disseminated more in favor
Of The English worL,nen, nor hare done more
crong TO or mechanics and manufacturers.
Senator NILES of Connecticut. moved the post
ponement of the bill till December.
He said
"Thcre were BRITISH AGENTS HANG
ING ABOUT THIS CHAMBER TRYING TO
FORCE THROUGH THIS MEASURE TO
BREAK DOWN OUR OWN MANuFAC-
TURES. He called upon the Northern Demo-
Gratis to stand by him.
Mr.. payne of Alabama. declared the object
of the bill to be to INCREASE IMPORTA-
TIONS OF FOREIGN GOODS. When asked
where the country would get revenue. he re-
| Piled
| Easy enough-re shall consume FOR
| EIGN goods instead If goods made al home
We shall derive a revenue of SlO0OOO.OOO il
need be, BY IMPORTING FIVE TIMES AS
MANY AS WE NOW DO"
Mr. Lewis, the I.ocofoco Chairman of the
Senate Committee on Finance, during the de
bate on the Tariff bill, stated that the Sth and
9th sections were both of them " subsantiaiil
COPIES OF A BRITISH STATUTE long il
operation -!
Mr.. Payne of Alabama, when asked where
the country would get revenue, replied, Eas.
enough-ae shall consume FOREIGN good
instead of goods made al home, We shall de
rive a revenue of SlOO,OO0000, if need be, b,
K IMPORTING FIVE TIMES AS MANY As
WE NOW DO"
Mr. McDutlie, in replying to Mr.. Webster
> made use of this extraordinary language; = l
uas represented that the LABOR Of the couptr
would be effected by this bill-TIIAT (said MI
McDufiie. contemptuously,) Is BUT A Small
MATTER"!! Remember these things