The Hillsborough recorder., 1853-06-01

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and p.epsred i.nms.Iia.rly for signing.
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man. requesting ,he suproia,ian of The committee
o a.nuInler of resolutions enclosed entered into
and signed by the same young ladiss. heips 'ead.
kesnkrtd. That this committee present. their
eafa'ai 'henks 70 me sa'a young aa'es ior 30 sp-
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No, ana me wa,,hl ,he ;,',.';a, 2 - e nv
lady ii America.
The committee adjourned lsilI committee in
course. :.
SAMUEL. YOUNG. Can.
WV. sH.nrr' Ssfry
While the range OF taxation was mo-
difled,. the rate pei. cent. was doubled,
and vas more than equal TO seven times
the amount Of that imposed at present.
How much xmore burdensome II must
have been " the then Impoverished
condition Of The country, who, among
us Is able TO estimate or to realize !!
Qaakers aud other non combatants were
required TO pay treble this rate Of taxa
ton and this our tathers considered
tolerafion, Tor they had solemnly as
serted IN the Declaration Of Rights.
that all men have natural aud una.
henable right toworshlp Almighty God
according to the dictates OF their own
consciences.
To mitigate as greatly as possible
the severity oi this imposition, IT was
provided thai 'one.half the amount Of
each assessment might be paid IN spe.
chic articles, necessary to the susie.
nance OF our armies, TO be delivered at
sdeslgnated depots. Corn was received
at SIS, wheat 49,. and clean rice at
Sl{ cents per bushel. Pork 81, beef
"a. tallow 3, Hour q, salt 81 cents per
pound Tobacco sS, hemp s5:62a per
hundred. Salt pork s9:S7a per barrel.
inuigo - cents per pound. Yard wide
linen 1000 slay) SSs, lsOO) 90, (lO00)
- cents per yard. The great staple,
cotton, Is mol IN the list OF enumerated
articles. It's manifold production and
uses Ike the. steamboat, the railroad
locomotive, the magnetic telegraph,
and the cal0ric engine, were not to be
heard OF until we should have beaten
our spears INTO pruning hooks and
learned war no more.
onerons as tins direct tax may seem
70 us 10 nave been and as our fathers
ieitat To be, the imposition was light
W comparison with the indirect tax le>
.ied W the gnlse OF papereurrency and
oiiis oi credit. IL lisa tact which would
DC lhcredible y lt We're not ol record,
that the public debt created between
January i1'5, and January 1871,
amounted to S.O,5s5,OO0. a sum
wh'ch slrewd statesman, IN the de-
bates upon the Federal Constitution,
estimated 70 oe treble the value Of AL
the property, real and personal, own
Gu oy all The citizens OF the State. The
paper currency was nevertheless