The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-17

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ect inyauable iee secone coeo .carcs less nnp9r
legislation OF the sae and federal government -
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ing and nobody complains a =, Congress employs ,brse
ant revenue salaries huh Srd Of late
Drs oS Gcra iesa,on ' On he other in sti s
Ss xe @ Of them sSs eSen
rather than impose he necessary onthsns by direct taxo
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services he sbles and beet men Of the eSnnr z tie are
stany crying for lavish expenditure aud r taxa
yscsSoass ersns az both BY The state goserpmsn's
payers he eAoendtre II general nment on
ore s'p pay
their The al treasury only aqus psopor
81 oOoooO annually yet hey are con.sn The secret
ing he iares hat alone The federal goasnment
its ndrectyhe STATE ,cvies hers directly rhsis
= can be more easily PAD We shall thea al
set Ourselves sgans ss unjust s eson Of oS
ssS % ar e a.
yeope all our reese urces and build M grea powerful aaa
an dangers from .;ihin rom without proaoss
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eyy q poron oil our revenue IN This manner ! propos7
commodies except hoss mpor ed abroad The safe
sas ssSesa sr s BE- d ~ Ing s
whole stock il taxed wouli the brought
nass s o. he & furnishes %s sd
and submit 70 he Convention ami he vision OF the
natives OF The people am, very respectfully your
Messrs Enw ARD G. ANDERSON Mayor and ohers sayan.
nah, Ga
motion of Mr.. HOLMES Of G., wa, referred to the
Committee on Basness and 600 copies ordered to b,
printed for the use OF the Convention.
RESOLUTIONS osrERED RErR9RrD.
By Mr. RsAsHKAr Of Ia in reference TO recommen ling
building, aeoiishr wharf ard port charges sutheru
built ships sso 10 offer bouoti foe woollen and
yarn manufactured in the South and exported 70 foreign
countries.
Referred 10 Committee on Business.
PACIFIC RAILROAD
Mr. COCHRAN. or Ala, from The Committee Guinness
10 which had been rec0mnt the resolutions cooarn
ing the Pacific railroad said that oeipg DESTROYS of fran
ing their ACTON IN accordance With mat Of previous
venlicns upon the project Advocated ycee day by NJ
Pike OF Alabama, The committee had examined the nat
ter and could and con6;t bot the tao PROPOSE
tons in any material respect Hs bad therefore,
Instructed by the committee report them back axan
wi hout smendment and with tho ADDITION u
solution He therefore reported the following resou.
tons
Resolved that railroad ought be from the
Mssspp ey way q r. faso aops or near The ssi degree
consist Of separate ana continuous sections that should be
and eror ia egissiurcs apo thar The mess OF cstrns
ton should be derived from Individual corporate sad
ssns o. Ohm se Emile ,Sr po'a ana ass con-. a,
feorrsl 70, ernmen BY said company. -
Kesose that to the Southern an.
of the said ,ba incomplete wiLau,
tain an let oi i Authorizing them or some oae or
mere OF them 10 nnderske he construction Of such
pee sections and his
prise Of the c,nsirLcion Of sel railroad auy ctin hers
whether private bie faoc ssion for conplsitn Of
In1n and the defence aeyeopemer. and undergraduates
Rcyed TIA, his adopt the resolution OF n
road upen ibc route II ~. ~ r"onon nv es a
Ct The Southern STATES, corporations and people
Mr. LYONS. OF Va suggested 70 tho cnat am nd
The inst re' oailon by iseeing before tho NO d, reen
torial legislature, the 10, 'fo lar they con
sttutiona'ly DO no, by ,he''-
Mr.. tocnRs, cspei The ams ndment.
Mr.. JosBs VI 6eorSiA NOV e1 Ike out that portion
Of the resolution that ed grants Of pabnc In
The AmeDom, II was rej.e,ed
Mr. Jons scoIr, Of Va ssd Toe great argument In "a
vor o. this Pacoc RAILROAD was tras would euaoe tbs
eouth 10 extend Der Isutui1 regions The Goa
voniion having Lid the retounon concerning reopen
Ing u the African save trade t~olc oppose
This Pacific Railroad schem., bo,ai.e n It Vas carnsd
out and soutEern inftuiocs extcudcd the slave
gina Indiai a. Kentucky sud De,rs,e n not Muscua
would be compelled 70 mpoy free labor, and NUT svea
irally become free States
Mr.. CAiHvrs, Of e. assured the gentleman from ytr.
enia (slr Scott, that wtoo the time demand
Tor more slaves tha, tbs country could suppl would
be forthcoming, notwh ancins hat might be
In ref, renee to the Afrcao slave trace
Alter further discussion tue Resolutions were adopted
N1rilnRSI or THg IksHrrosIss THE rSIrsD STATES.
M CIA,TuS, OIL Alabama, inuoancsd resolutions Ind
eaiive q the eouue shcn ougai 70 be pcssucd by the
s,uih n order 70 Obtain her just ant .qaal snare Ia ths
settlement Of The Territories Of toe United ascs Refer
red 70 the Committee ON Dus.ness
sLsys TRADE
M SCOTT OF Virginia, sad tha, la order 20 enable HIN
10 cary out his IDEAS n 10 =, "a 10 The ycmaya he hsd
made upon tho ,sol OF ragac Railroad scheme UPON
he ioppy slave labor IN vg MIA ANA other s,s'cs, he
would otter Q resolution which os1 been prepared and
banted 10 him BY FRIEND aud which, no trusted, would
DO Adopted II was % follow,:-
Resolved That ihe Preeent II IBIS Convention appoint
committee insisting OF members - investigate fcla
conleced with the present don and aspect
and he character ard ssisr, q ne a.o..ona avs noon
The .Sbe q hs ArSsn slave trade and the ,oprsy q
sId OFT the lame at the meeting Of Tho Convention
Mr.: h1sop o. Te,a., ssd ma, Is the resolution
merely tire q; Hqriry he Ter that aug msinber
who would vote sgans u virtually coadcmripG
institution Of slavery.
ten Of the rescu,im va. Poesprned TO, Aad msse
special order for, 10 morrow Al ss O'Clock
rRIz TRADE AND DiErcS TAXATION
Whereas 10 ths Judgment o. ihs Convcot the
Gle 10 the direct trade % TIE tnuh wuh fore b.
found y he ss,sise possg o. asag reyenne BY meos
which raised the south has dsDurssd
the North thus draining he souh OF Ter capital and
sing In the northern, Easscn and m.dle states there
foic,
Resolved i 1ia complete freedom of industry trae
demanded BY every consderaacn 81 justice Of equally.
aid Of tosnd policy.
. That OF mpo~'s Il Incompatible with perf,r.
freedom q Industry and rsde and cpera,e uneusly hst
daeren cassss o. pr9dseefs end 'hfd, between ind
yidual eitlfns. cusht therefore 30 ntalslsd.
q 1tA bcnr cyu-Imp, The ~ npos.s
Nj usf portion 81 The upon md
die and aborg cassss and, overlooking entirely the so
" ri the iaNpsyers permits wealthy capitalists eiter
ns means ~ wcsita. Of Al ssst Of escaping
VIII tar bearing &c iust pro portion 70 Ter means.
4. That benr Ia foreign products, discourage
and limits The smouni o foTesn, therefore inern.l
mtrcc and operates bounty 10 bose at h,ne engaged
the production OF articles similar 70 Lese subjected 70 import
duties.
g. Thai escaping popular observation and inquiry fae.
tsss the raising Increases the patronage
The eoyerumtn snd eugcudets profou and corruption
its administrative
s. That a well dgesf system II direct trade ~ 1'ofsa
AVIATION k The rcmcdy Tor All the eys Inherent and