, 1859-02-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
TO TIE PRESS AND TRIBUNE
U1Y1h COXCRESS--.-SEC0ID SESSION.

Georgia.
After Ii. transaction Of various other business,
Mr. Hunter took the floor to express bis yieWs On
the tariff.
Mr. Hunter began by saying thst the present
issue is between hish taxation On the one side,
and moderate expenditure On the other. His per
sonal connection with the Tariff Of 1857 induced
him 70 review the circumstances under which II
came into operation, and the principles on which
1t WIS established. Secretary Guthrie had found
ed bis estimates Oh The opinion that the expendi-
tures for the preceding year, exclusive Of pay
meats Of the public debt, had ueTer requhed more
than $43o00, 900. The tariff vas therefore re-
daced By the consent Of ali sections. Uotortun'
ately in the first year Q! its operation, eocoan-
tered the great financial depression; but il this
year, as Jar as it has gone, it promises to At
tain the amount estimated. The Senator 1rom
Rhode Island had estimated that 1t would pre-
duce but forty millions OF dollars, but during
the first two quarters 1t had prodncsd twenty
last two quarters will produce the Amount OF the
es.imate. It hss done what it was expected 10
do. aud the question IL. shall Nc continue 10 ms
it to car1Y On the requirements Ct tho Govern
meut. The Pre.ident and the abs head ot tho
Treasury Department thought it insufficient, but
after earnest thought, he 1Hnater) had, come 70
q different conclusion He went On 70 show
thst the estimates Of the receipts from tho pub
lilo lands aro not oserstralned, and the nnex-
peetsd balances of appropriations, it deducted,
~, probably, they ought to be, would reduce
sr,a".a. .n,-ht h. ,.dnred YEARLY inur n,lJiona
e1PTnsee g niEas 70 s,.ss sad.ha, - .~oaIj
sno Nay aSa.J suo ea, s.,a.i1- .-oara.a ~
:. 80 20 80 ;9.ha past1os,;c. nsn.-trn.nt
4ess - ~ "..s;a;, y -orIa ssonoc,i-.
nine millions upon the estimate for tho year.
The bill reported by tho Post Office Committee
snn. ~ TSa ~ oholis,on ot ,ha fTantino nriYiit9eit
- .na,a..d Iii add nna and a b.ff m;iiInna
.nora ~ r hv ;ncrs...d ch,rces VA ran n,ate
~ 1snS-t ~, sa1Esrstsinine We .hall thar
r4J,es ~ - tat., sTnsna;tnrss tn x53 nm 0o0
Tbs-a a. rasov .cc1ai noiitc.l and iscsI rea.
.asan. ..snds :, m.cb;ne ri freeman,
v Hessus n."s a>; e. hs,s read from thn tahIes tn
e'e tP.s Pu"o4 .I.S a;.r.,;n1 ;,r-s..s ~ ~
snoT .oe th ". SH nf7sa ~ .hs Trsasurv 1hich
uueuoa y. ~ a. ~ s..;o -aniJ saan ,n.ts
sous.uusu ~ .sas ~ 80 .r1v ~ nav VIII
= "a Postnass.rs % sxelusi9s Of route. special
xna tocai agan4s .nd othar otirera Who noake
a total ~ nssrlv 70 00o outnumberin1 tha armv
- ~ y ~ d;..+;o., ~ sh. P,.tu..+.r
~ uAss, Iauss eoo a.zaos ~ th.n' -, ~.
% %uoea1. "ho ~ p'"ss s.-e;,;nG @-s.s oor.r us
pseonute, oesu.o - 49, 49, Il ea,+r.rtnr.
.ho .Sa, ~. .,t;msts III ;nnenca wiz in tbs
VINO aaai1 eaom4Ie w. tnnssaeo ~ ~
nane ol aeAssa; aay Ma. AuS ~. APona" P."n,, ~
oepassmon. sna no. s1Gssu ~ 10 t;,t11
W au0u4o ie9uee wy @o.a4 ia eA3oaG aF .SI ~ uI
s!n munyon's. ~9ulo gsd sa.p ~ E.1n
m.ll!oa7 ~ pay ou to0 A'A'i''''ss VI MO "''e4A
mgnh .,,,r.,..
az P.oceeoeo ~ oeuo9t'4 ~ .uas ~ ss.'u..o
OF tne revenue lot sao usesl 5eAl ".ta Nv sSilS
Reta'ed ou' On w. cousy s r. 1.o
Anaa auvso. :E ane - % 1n%s ;s.."..sS ~ - asrt
unues toe .as.u . " .sao .hsas - ;nrt..,. ~
pr alLu; .L.u w. eappa ae'J :. hs;ra nrndu.aJ :.
.o noto tuau pc. . -,.s,.. 20 i;sap.sd ~ a.,
looaeeo una o'aes Asap.es 80 uaspssn 49, - - -
InouRa eefea1s A1e unast teupo.~t! ueP t.s ~ :.
Inc olaetence "a more 1nna IonPepea ~ ~
Increased P1oouc's. ne aau ueato - 9Hs1 as"s
al He" Iorn 1nes .,d: Ho ss. 49, ~.
a1e.enue o, ~ 70 % nnioaa w. ;,,;s-. ~ ~.
cepslng tnat niKh nSate 20 was ~itnok 70 n1e
the responsioa!i'y ot leehauog On tae s'ounp.
tlon taas ING oFc1e's,} ea':uo'1 "ht 70 !,
over toan uauef. nonSo, ~ 9 - ta..h H.
"on,o % en"lsg ava sHe1psa;ae :" ~ ~ ~
| tar'n o1 too1- II W sue nee19s u 10
sess'o1 ol congress ~ 10 touoo a"n,ant ~ =.
e1yooay aa'Ro' eolao ~ "o''' ''N ''<
amsnomsnt. Man, ,,.u.,,x, :, aroma o,.ho,..,1,
/ !, h"a'-' fruIeeusu ~ e4eu1 "a xs':'N
sne aasan's.1 .. 81 :as.ast.
anu sao~ea 'uas 'ue enec.o y. epssuS .a'poss ~ ts
10 maAs 'uo eoasules P1J uole, "ueA 10 ~ ~.
least suora' ana teas "neu 40 .T IoE. 49,. ~.
fa!ae eau oa eas1y asIe13nea ..,o .s.; -
ptees euIIeus IT,. iso na vi onno;n, f;th
ncases' and II tne go7esolutns WI sppo.a. .a.s
ful appraisers hnd nos aes on tae :osanon ~
ZEN, Te WiA hase ~ nonass $40 aatse' ~ p;a,sa
!on- 10 speaking o. tas a1eoms1n ~ ~ o,k'ss
Mr; uuofer sa'd toat ola not 0enese taas pISo =
teeuoa oeneH.ea taose !h.sses's "usa :. go
70 alo, We1e II tue no osuse sash ~ w.. 80
induces competition ano nfiegs Gown me !e'e
Of p1ohn- The depression Of tbe lfoo lnseress
IN tn's country, 50 ~ Eog!ano, ~ .sou 'aH ~
Eus1on OF the credit s5stem. ana vas 7e1n1 W
sion common to az ofaneoes o. lnoas1[y. ~
production OF gold II California ana Aqs1lAl
u doing more 10 protect sne lfon lnteresu Ina
has been proved that iron can be produced i
American as in Europe, tor advantages Of chesF
| er ore and coA1 exceed their advantages of toeaE
er capital and lsbor.
After expressing his belief that the America
iron interest has nothing to lear from compel
tion, that It II inexpedent TO touch the 'aEln' an
reduce tue expenditures, hlr' Hua,ef eo1eiuded Q
ssylug that the se:asct from Rhode Island ha
made en- anpeal in the name ol the Amsrtcdn Il
borer. When be does 80, ne y eloquent ana eas1
est, and: said Ar. Hunter, TONGUES ny aea1s
: not my head. lie, too, had It heart ne latere:
of the Am.rca labo'er." ne Wou!a cneapen 70 =.
axe win WHICH tae 4ano1eI oPens ~ "ay - - =
!ofes11he noe WIN "neo Ee r. us5 tsoea as T.
lactant earth subsistence ios nn we ana caiii
len-ihe coat t'iat covers 9i'a Aot3 " sutut e.
neat aua winters 9aeo1 r. "o4to sIe"ps. pi,.. -
bolt tnat secures ne sa!ors sn'p-sueh eo.aak
l -AA. ~f@ '" a
open, W e.efy Ja'a.papse ~e4s' E.i.} S.a,t ~.
essty sea ~ Us seae. -, ~ .ansaa, se4 +
10 lne inolae WET LIZ 'oou auu ,h r,1 n1'1 49, ),
epst VI tas eosat tuas e"eTnas I, ~ etp.o., -,
ceeees o.1 ; noi ufp!i~' ILL., nS Ha4 tba +acE
lae Hoa' anu uus esua .,1";n .of 2. ~. =,
.aica toe millions spsea .uen "a3 t,;,a:s ~ us .!
gnt ~ .os puIsuat y. ~ 5,aH ~ ~ tIs es1r
sa91t ne ~ooe upsn "iue a,st ~ 49, ond for ii,
Wy sePesa. " nees ~ ~ ,ha ras,1t Hs d;5 -
! seA ue - nuu6 ~ o!oe toe .9'o- - -
oo1o. .ae ~ VI W vnnn% c;.n, ~ ,te IT,
au .ue ,,,o;na, no ~ ,a,i s,s,,,n r. IL {dle
, uas uos a.'alsu NY 'ul III 1 ~ ts..t - II. rath
sssA " unu l'm III - 81 III ~, ct N
auu elas , .;.1.oss ~. 49, ~ w r,.,zae, "
Hns ~ e'noo.u 2ao ..GGs LII 1s ston.., ~ n.,
0 s 80. oion wi uta ~. ,;ua. uI ~ ~ h1ff.t ~
~ . "' e'a 10 rs.n.v.. u.os ~ ~ ,s.@ - ~ neo1
esolus. teaps, ~u.aes! - s5 s., no4
men" OF n1s tsogress Ara power, eaoo!aqg IN
!ae1ock. VI 'rla toole ean oe 10 aoaoh "eo
n~efe as ause ne 1oalo % toe minister Of ~
J. cY ID It IL tnas 10 Wt1 Do of power nus zoe se
!. soggeatlon OF territory changed h1s whole
ture. Territory aWskeus in him the lust OF
a, qu's'tlon, hte he Phu1lclaa rno surround
1 the land With strips of bis bull hlda Ahitld, 4
like that old Saxon King, iron whom, perhs
be il descended. ~ho sowed The eapfal ef ea'
over whole fields. to be held By such tenure
T. thu atEong lmpose Gu tie weak But while
hunler repronated the nniTerssl lust OF dom
1t ion .has would bring from the ends Of the e.
the handful Of soil or the branch OF the tree
emblems Of his seizure and Of his tis1e TO p
= session, that may BE- useless when obtained, .
they are acquisitions which he should Use
honorable means to secure. There u Cub
the rib taken from his aide in his Sleep IN
: and female created he them"
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