The New York herald., 1850-02-08

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rvenus, then the fourth section stands In full forcs
oSe the Secretary has the eutre aggregate Of
cnstoDs. out Of which to pay for the collection.
u the euty of the Secretary, howe,sr, TO submit
With this provision Of the iav, aud conssq lsntly,
there 10 data TO enable Congress to make rps-
soirs abroad the officers giving sutsrtaiumsuts TO
Qus.n Victorss Subjects a. Montreal iting
neDsl. the sailor, who are strang At the yard arm
they refuse to DO the bidding OF the SIN slest officer
Mr. Horsror a'ked him for what period the sppro
prisfiop made.
kir JoSrs claimed to be a democrat and would nsvsr
cover the nisaoipss Of sny man, be be whig demo
wr scurxck said something to which Mr.. Jones re-
Ilisd that he would remark TO those who come from
the Atlantic where there Is boast OF freedom as
they cat that taking the report OF the Secretary of
the Navy. with regard to whipping In the navy, he
verured the assertion that there not pa tation
sou Of hsson ana Dixcn's line where there vas as
nush ieyery exercised towards slaves Is on the ships
Mr. scHthcK asked whether it was the custom to
whip BY running up to the yard arm.
Mr. Josks said whipping VAS all the same. whether
land. II they do not whip on reysnus cut
teIs the service better than he expected II gen.
ntnen would go With him. be would be for ersdicatins
punishment with the lash
Mr.. Housros understood to say the expenses for
revenue service made under the last admiaisra
ton.
MT. JoNEs went for the democratic party, because he
thought that II hoDest. His experience and read
ing had confirmed him In the opiuion, aud he de-
terIsin ed to hold mis- party TO proper
however fee Bile his efforts they should be given
that d1rtcton After remarks obJsc,s or
economy he taid that the Score of the Home De-
partmept had called To HE aid clerks he thought
proper: and Asks CONGRESS to pay the expenses
Mr. WNIHaoP said that not less than forty millions
OF dollars will be collected from during the
prsssnt fscal yssr H~ called this fearful sum be-
cauee be knew hat To be ths inhusoce the
whsle domestic industry Of the country which such
Large income would entail Economy aud retrench-
were becoming in any country, and especially in
republic. By this resolu ion in order to fes
thousand dollars running the risk OF periliDg
our eIeges BY drying up every source by which the
m an h. rt.A limit fho
might we'll mit the amount the President for ad-
niDteing the business in all the branches of the GO
ysrnmsnt The experimental sum came from Secretary
Walker but he did conhue himself to the amount.
easy thing make estimates for other people,
revenues for the next Elk months are s stake on this
resolution. He saw in the newspapers proposition
TO the revenue cutter system because there was
not much smuggling. That there IL little smuggling
to be attributed to the efficiency Of the cut
tsrs There other kinds Of smuggling IL Is carried
On to little extent under the tree trade system
through the medium Of usder valuation and false in
voices Revenue cutters cannot protest the country In
this Already hs of the bueiuess ia ths hands
OF foreign merchants who have their agents here ray
have thrown American goods out Of the market and
and broker down the domestic manufacturers almost
altogether. They have broken down establish
is shown by tbs recent meeting of ufsc-
turers at Albany Ine cause is not that the duties are
low but because OF advslorsm duties, which make
impossible To collect fairly aud fully. 1t the
opinion of connercisl In his district that Of
the proper stamp should be employed. and paid at
Aig her rates. to raise them above corruption Such
protection every honest merchant s entitled to. that
that he pays, and not be cheated by fraudulent
invoices He repeated, that the whole matter Of
the collection Of the revenue goes into the ints-
rest II government and every American Importer;
and yet, . que.t tion, the utmost reach is Elk
months would think this question to reach
the end Ct government. He hoped that Mr.. eayly
weuld try his hsud at economy; but that gentleman
exhibits poor zeal that his party is OF
The always solcitous for the ins, in the
ter Of reducing salaries: but at time when the
venue 10 likely to be greater from customs should
commerce be crippled and the Treasury Department
embarrassed, to save two three hundred thousand
dollars II it even be saved! Bat he denied that
there could be q saving by the means proposed. lie
had by the papers that there little spirit OF
iDsurrsction in New York-perhsps insurrectiou
contagious. There disposition evnoed sgaiust
al Law and goyernuents which threatens, II Congress
~ not furnish appraisers snd inspectors that goods
may be landed to land them themselves In spite Of
you lie rex pressed hts earnest hope tsat the resou-
tsn before the committee viii BE- acted upon nov, aud
that the which the Secretary asks will granted
and hereafter, proper economical reductions be
made
MIR TooMBs regarded the bill OF March last good
and the Who introduced it deserves the grA
tude Of the country He would give ss much money
for collection necessary for the next half
year, and when the Secretary makes his est mates for
the xt, they could consider to economical prov
Gons.
1he committee made Intellectual effort to repeal
the rssolution closing debate tomorrow.
Adjourned.