The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-12-05

Island as 81 DaEaanro. ~htch sr-r is' u'trls
/ ss,iute. " seA,a sn< l'snrr, 'rsjrc'svtls
.ss s,l ia an snsr .,i~S condition.. The rira'
( ,sT,fy at ihsi is.saa g. The | n':sd states.
ana iae sri,esa ger,iscbs 'osnlstd 20 The "a
: stag eon,ssrtr,s psers rendc' u deststlr
ii4At & ,is,,iie h. tsfrssnsntls snd sIrrdsy
asyot.rd. Tts ,ni.tv,ts 81 hursps,s Aet al
s.'uefsl c.ssa yt,r,-r s!-o ., r,rS ,hv, ard a.
. i.4,.fnsi.an. ii ihs ,sui, ~eui.ftcnis have teen
,t-reivc8 f,sf', t',rt Gesrfbnlr ai., II ~ b"TSu
that .suor piaa ina, snoa be drrtsrd 10 r;lcc'
tir uAl~y. "A tasnnr. i,k,ly 10 gao genera
ssi.siscitua The Gnsefnm"ni 81 the Unite,
S,4,rs ~Hl net isi. by the rherttsc q al
,.ragst friendly oii,cr.. ;o d. all ~ iis pov.'
ic pui an end 10 30. Grstfuctye war winch
has ragged lpivrcn the d,titfrpt paris 81 III.
,.lsnd. AID TO sroaTc h. ii.,m both the bCne
Gir IT prser ana oomlut sc'.
fc(rf you 20 ihr r'p0tl q the Secretary
ot the Treasury tot dctailtd ,;nl. 'ncDs 81
the hnanccs.
The total rccrip,s 'nio the Trea,ury, 'u'
the yea, ending 3Hh 4 June lat, were for
Is seven n,iji,on foIr hundred and twenty
onr thousand sven huadfed aud forty - ieh
dollars snd ninrty ccats, 81, AL ,7ir 80
The total 'Il~ndtur~s during HE SANE
rcIloi srrc f,fty.!hree millions to" ihou,ana
one hundred sud si,tY.ciglu dollars and
utncty cents So, ur2, Ib~ ~
The publ drht bss been reduced, SINCE
the last annual report from the T4cssuiy DE
rafimen,. four bundled and ntu,.iy -f,, thou
sand isn hundred seventy dollars anD
seventy n'nr cents, (Slt' go :
By the i,th section of the act oi 2-th Jan
AIRY. ~, the proceeds of the sai's Of The
p1bi,c land. were pledged lpr the ,nter, Il and
principal of tie public debt The grra'
amour, If t;lpse lands subsequently granted
l.. az 4. . d
believed. very neag!y suppl, the puoic de.
naad Tor several vrats e. come, and but iittlr
reliance, car. therefore, be- placed On taaj
hitherto fruitful source OF revenue.
A,iJc from the permanent annual cyprn,
d.tuirs WGich have necessarily largely IN.
creased, u portion Of the public debt, amount.
ing tn eight millions sc,enty.hve thousand
nfrc hundred and e'ehiy..x dollars and iitiy.
nnc CENTS, 81, O,i,ttc6 so mast h. provided
for within the next two fiscal years Ii II
: mos, desirable tia; these accruing demands
/ should be met w,ihuu, resoriing to new loans
! All experience has demonstrated the w's>
dom and policy Of rnslng a large portion OF
revenue, FOR the support OF Government
from duties on goods imported. The power
10 lay these duties Is uuqnesiIonahle, and Its
ch'ei object, Of cour~, rs 10 rcpen'sh the
treasury. But il. IN dong this, an in:den,al
'''
industry Of nur own citizens, II is our duty 10
avad ourselves of that advantage.
| 4 ds,y laid upon an article " h,ch can moi
be produced IN this country such as tea OF
Golfer --a aids 10 the cost Of the article, and is
chiefly or wholly paid 10y the consumer. But
duty laid upon an article which may be-
produced here. stimulates The skill and indus
try Of our own country TO produce the same
article, which is brought INTO the market IN
competition with the foreign articles, and the
! importer is thus compelled 10 reduce his price
! 10 that, al which the domestic article can be
sold, thereby throwing part Of the duty up
on the producer Of the foreign article. The
continuance oi this process creates the sk III
and invites tho capital, which finally enable
us To produce the article much cheaper than
II could have been produced from abroad
thereby bcnchung both the producer and the
consumer al home. The consequence Of TIN.
is, that the artisan, and the agricuturist, are
brought together, each affords n ready mar
kct for the produce of the other, the whole
country becomes prosperous and the ability
to produce every necessary of life renders us
independent IN war as well as in peace.
A high tariff can never be permanent. II
will cause d ssatisIact ton and will be changed
1t excludes competition, and thereby invites
the investment Of capital IN manufacture to
such excess, that when changed 1t brings
distress, bankruptcy, and rum, upon all who
have been m,sl,d by IT'S tsi,hless protection
what the MANUFACTURER "antf, ~ uniformity
ana l"finaheh cy, that lie may 'eei confidence
mat ne - mol TO he ruined ny sudden changes
Bn, 10 MAKE tar'ii UNIFORM ana permanent
II Is mol only necessary mat the law should
mo- Do h'trh' mn 'hat the cu'y should mol
hnctha'c 10 thect 'h's all dutits should be
speciic, Wherever the nature OF the article IS
s"ch as 10 aGh''' Oh H. IA Va'orrtn dh''e'
hnc'uat" wlh Tue prce, ana oher strong
TEMPTATIONS 10 Nau' ana PERJURY Spcr'hc
duirs' on Inc contrary, are e9nai ana UNIFORM
~ all r"fts' ana al all tunes, ana "titr strong
'"luir"'ht 10 TIE importer 10 pr'ng Inc bes
h'U'"' as ~ pays no more GUY upon mat
wa" "l''" cue VI 'i''e''"' 'uaH'y. ! 'h''"
'"re s'f"hei! r+cohl'hchu mo''hca,'oh o
'.' ii'"'h' '''"' ""'en ms PROSTATE" so'''
""' '"'S' Important anu MANI"
vac "'''N' Az" u'al sPeclnV ou''s W. imposed
ing '"vH discrimination III ia'o' o' Inc IN
""s"'"i pursuits oi our owl country as I" en-
c'"''Sc """' l'i"'"c''o'' "'''n' rAc'"u'h.
'f''s" "".'p"'''on' ~ Is AIS" "hPof'ah
.h't a" uh'ot'Aha" pF"'s'"h III 'he pteseh
"'n "h'ch imposes 'auch n's"e' GUY up
"' "'e IA" "i1"'a' ''n' '"''s 'n'' u"
n"'''' WA" upon we "'a'''ac'u'e'
''.W"' s"'a'u W. 'e'''u'u'
i"' Pif"ts ''c"'" Ptn> '"s we report OF VIZ
o.o,e'a'y oi Tue reasu'y WIZ DISCLOSE 'fauo
"Wnp,'n 'i.p' NV .e''"ur, ~ variety ant