New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-04

~ i. II, ,.y. me r. tab - 81 un9o''s sh, S>p
n. Ia, Ten ye.rs pxhoi, coDhian' a"a t''Nt'a~i,
,,o NJ, -, an a,uuai DcTesss @! uaT !mpof aD'o"'
- :, ,cona.g. -niy 81 on fIevrhn4 'r1n Gu ON;
w ,,.a' ropeiisr . une can'c- NAY uase %, "pe'e
Ia rsduce the Increase ~ me Pr IN n.
o., nn,;ru. j. 10 future yeas, snd Place Gun hser - rs
=; 90 National Tre1snry. The pr'dnc'on "i ou,
,,in, a, proVI,on statfs a. vel rso1r mia'ng wa
e., uarrnri, Sates, Continue AIl ~ clH.'n.' y m
nn sit VI, inrrrG-eo spl Increasing fJfeign Hnd
- sic a, tuaud; commerce being the ,Xoh .Dgr % the
49, auctions of o. country or na.ou ir tue pT"d ;tocs
r., o,beI whether made Indirectly by si.s add puf-
ha,e r urD.v ,r directly By BATH the 'clu- 'ns
;,,is,bl ih4t bo'h dome lie and ioreS 'nm ~.
b,v oet,raly ,sen of eqavaens acd prohtsh- - all
r,r7,s aud a. Hey have increased 40 they WI nnier
h. ~. Circumstance 'Dtibu. to ln r. Sc nno udhy
nedif. alton OF the tariff aud redncon OF the feva-
,. f,,,u ,stoms In the modification have hereto,
f suggested the propriety 4 Inc casing our free liz:
by admitting the mat rial u-ed ID our manufactures
10 free fLtry aDo thereby giving 70 the caD'tal sud Ia
hor q our peOp, qual comps On sIth the - tai and
labor Of tbe countries VIII n have foe the be ici; Of
Heir ma ufa lures aduiited the raw m+t'Td vthop,
TI'y and have cCnmeI d-d the same art les 10 bs
sfu. FRI thar q admitted free 10y Great Bf alo.
This uid reduce thu revenue be'@eeu 81 OD0DJ ~
$500 co. uave also suggested shat some articles of
g.Jtl n, consumption, such salt should be added TO
the zee ,t snd the ia i'll some other imp rts should
BE- reduced 'mc 81 coo COO OF IS 600 OOO THIS. upon
he ~ lOrs Of l4s year. would red1ce the revenue 70
about $50 GO COO fro CUSTOMS, which with the re-
CO ps in the pubic aI Dr. is deemed ali-sdclent fIr
n Itc.ssuy requirements of the Government; the
Expenditures cf the LIST hVe years eXc'ldug
tie public DEBT and the $4,000 go pad under The
t,e.y wph Mexico, having bu title exceeded - OVO
90 If III future YEAR,, there shold be creased de-
n Dis on the Go rerDmeUt the reSehue from customs
exceed 70 crease so "a g meet them without
he imposition of additional cut but if nOt, the peJ
IIie, Of will then be for the consideration OF
IL. constituted au borlties.
Il steed OF modification Of the tariff and the reduc-
tiCn Ut The from customs, many per.ons sg5-
ees that wr should repeal all t,rts end IS absh the
Tau ~ ,rade with foreign U1ts that exists bstgcen
Il States Of the u ion, patio dairy those VINO deem
the raised from Imports uidsty levied aud
.xrovagauly and wastetuly eXp-nded. Ihey urge
tina, the oDy remedy applicable 70 OK -tidg evils - the
experiment Of fee trade with tor-isn nations am det
tux, on our people. have CD sder"d that oreisa
atiohs not prepared for same ice trade we ca
ioy each ether thai we ClnDO have reciprocal
irce trade without their con-et and thai uni they
rlioe 10 admit onr productions free wOud MT be ex-
r,ci,ni to admit theirs free aud ALLOW the - X
IabT hen do btt tax tbeus III fet0rn have con-
sdeitd that free ira @, if eXped;ent should be al
pr ach.O grad oily and pan possu NIh the advance to
that end by fiogn Lait"ns ana that t0e odiic4tioa
81 TCouctnn Of tbs revenue proppset would be
NOV CEMENT the risht dire ton which might BE- fob
lowe when experience and the conditj N of oar
utrce with o'her nations should Istuy IT, and have
cUIlC mplnied The time when the productions of each
STAFF III ex'hange for the produc ions Of the o,hers,
Woulc constitute an abundant euppiy for most OF our
warts at cheaper rates than o'her nations coull
sfloId them, and make re ort to Other
muOts Of raising revenue question OF ne
ce.siy; but that, for many years TO come, our
National Treasury would be supplied from tariff on
imports, aid that III the modification and reduction,
called for We shcnld make 1t ms equal anj Ji.t as
po.ibo 10 own people and take way the dsct nj
nation existing against Us, principally aIisi & out
of tie sa'ion Of Oiher countries, III conrayen ~
Of TIC industry OF our people.
TIE auts,ion of the tariff aud the propiety and
III de If liop have be- ell the of Remark ia
my Inef IcpoIts Oh the fDauces. Further reflection
has served 10 confirm in tue views thea taken aud
to Which Tie attention Of Congress is ;aIn casd, ia
l. aud tCIp tf~oy no Gid
in lesl nae 10 tie rsOu the House of Represen
taiNes Of the Eth Of August 1886 calling for infofma
ten Of f,c's and suggestions upon points connected
with tbe subject.
AT the Instance Of the Committee of Ways and
Means tue House the l3tn df August, 1886 passed
Ief uiuiiuns from No to \ No. 10 inclusive. and
No. IL, on the notIon Of a enber. They accompany
this OFT and call Tor Information and suggestions as
ely. cJfeO III the IL sOutiJns.
The fest resolution calls for statement Of the fam
ing planting and sugar crops of II United Staes for
Il % and 1885, as gwen by the census Of those years.
With estimate Of the crops OF 1892 III tabular FORM
State uebs Nos. 80 ~ aid Al OF this rcpnt. give tne
iutuImdiiun called fJT.
TIE second rsoution calls for statement of the
nunbr of devoted to the various crops 10 1870
snd 1850 with estimate the same for 1852 adding
Thereto such columns and figures may be necessary
10 exhibit the increase aud decreoe III tie number OF
acres cultivated III the principal crops Ia S95 aud helm
ccos. aid decreased product per aero, sth adi onli
Columns, sbowiGg too per centage OF lncrcass aud de
Oeu,ob aces pOductp per acre, aud aggregate prodae
crop ether will such suggestions Tor The en-
)s gene of the market, at home aud abroad rs Tue
SECRETARY The Treasury may deem expedient STATE
monts N.s A. and 43 give ice Information cal cd for III
dis resolution, as fl.ished by tue census OF 1871,
u.ere beng 10 data in that OF 1910, aud none upou
Which u make all e,iimae for 1915; aud data from
which 10 furnish tue other specified details The sug
gestioDs requ seo FOR the eDrgeG cnt of the makes
at huue aud abroad will be found IN subsequent part
OF this -pcrt.
I'll, Third Resolution calls for inf ,rmnon the wool
growing interest Of the uniteo states Statement No.
ia gives the woolen manufactures OF the Cnlted
Stats, shown by the census CT 1910 and
that Of 1850 with estimate for 1850,
upon The zane ratio os increase and RI ate ncnt
No Is exhibits import AID export of WOO! for each
year from 1910 10 Both June, 1856 also thu sunua i'm.
pVrt export Uf woclen manufactures Tor the same
peoo with all estimate Of the value of the WOOL m the
manufactured gooos Imported, in order to exhibit tue
quantity Of wool required for annual consumption aud
IN. portion produced 10 the county Statement No.
&c gives apiiulsOn of the foregoing soles WOOL
With the allorn,nt per copitG OF Tie various exhibit,
therein couaipCd for the years 1910, 1900 and lSo5
and sta cnent No AZ exhibits the number OF pounds
Of wool produced and ITS value tue nuDber of pounds
OF dom.c wool expor cd add Its value, hno tbs hose
coptumptiuD; the number OF pounds OF wool inporel
and its vblnt the number of pour de OF foreign wool re-
extot,d and its value and the home consum on with
the value thereof the value of imported wo lea inu
fuctues aid of those rexpoIied, and the home COZ
SUMPTION tUsetSe with the Total plumber OF pounds OF
domestic aid imported wool consumed aud the to'st
value of domestic aud imported woVlen manufactures
consumed III the United Suites Tor the yeas lSlO, $50
and 1873.
Tie fourth resolution csl's for staten Mt ard est
Of the capital onpoyed in manufacturing wool IN
1870, 1912, ~ 10 and lSOb, designating The humber Ci
mills producing bIoadcIoaths at said dates WITH
sugg regard 10 the venue ID vs. as the ScIrc
Toy msy d. I'm exp dent Tor the PC auent ee ibll.h
nNlt of the wool Manufacturing interest In tle United
St,t,s Sta'enJta, No "A gives the manufactures vi
wool accuToiDg 10 the of 1910 abd that o lSH,
showing the rote Of Increase botsoea tlose periods,
with a. estimate al the same ratio tor $3.50; bat tue