Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-05-31

That upon all cotton goods not included in ,ho -
ing schedules, and 'ol every description the val
which shall exceed l6c per So yard, there shall e
duty OF % per centum ad vaorem be
LINEN GooDs.-The present duty of Is nor
valorem all linen fabrics is proposed to ba cent
by the following high rates, for which, havn M
manufactures to protect there can be no conco W O
cessy On all brown or bleached linens dnca aoeAe
paddings, cotbottom canvass, burlaps drills oa9Vas
brown Hollands blay linens, damasks, dana,So Oalng
huckabucks, handkerchies, lawns, other man~s Crash
Of fax, jute, or hemp, or of which fax, lutte ., re
shall be the competent material of chief value aenp
the value of 40c and under per so. yard % ner
ad valorem, valued above 30c. per So yard 30 lA
tum ad val, Pu GG
SILKs-The charges in silk and silk manuso,.
less sweeping than those on other classes of mno
sufficiently to materially affect the interest," but
branch of trade. The duties proposed are as fo VI That
On silk raw, not more advanced in manufactnSo"
singles tram and thrown and organzine Is nor - tlaO
ad VAL on all Silks valued at not over 81 Der l0n
per centuln ad val; on all silks valued at over sG9
So yd, 40 per centum ad val; on all silk velypto pe
vets of which silk is the component material of c VEL
ue valued at So per so. yd or under 25 Der cpt Va
VAL; valued at So per so. I'D, 80 per cpnt 4 ID
val; Oh floss silks 20 per centum ad val; On SILL u I'd
bons galloons braids frnges, laces tassels hn.. I'D
trimmings and on all silk twist twist composed atO&
hair and silk sewing silk in the gum or purified Oa NO.
other manufactures of silk, or of which silk shall NV
component material OF cnleI value not otherwise w
ded for, Is per centum ad.val. f't
The obnoxious clause relative to the warebouo;rn.
tenn is preserved in the form as in the origna
The chief provisions of this part of the bill read 40 @
lows Any and all goods, wares, merchandise nno W.
ported from any foreign countries and entered for u
housing deposited in the public stores in consono.
of the duties not being paid, shall be so entered NV
posted subject to the following conditions to wit NV
the same shall be withdrawn from the warebm au a
public stores within 80 days from the time and data
the entry for domestic consumption, and the dnfo
thereon shall be duly paid in cash at the time Of S
withdrawal, be thereafter prohibited from being with
drawn except for the purpose Of expectation beyond %
limits Of the United States and in no case shall .HH
goods, wares, OF merchandise, aforesaid so impms
and entered and deposited for warehousiug be epN
or permitted to be entered for domestic consumntiOr
unless the same has been so withdrawn within the finn
[ heretofore mentioned.
The foregoing are the leading features of Mr. M,
ribs measure Our readers do not need to be told that
in many of its provisions it is audacious Outrage
the interests of the commercial public and y8nto
triling with the settled order of business Ihas all fl
worst features Of the out protective systems Of
old world and in its spirit and tendency it stands !
direct opposition to the enlightened progress OF mo
commerce. The passing of such a proposal into IA,
would be as tsgracefu to the intelligence Of our g
ation, as it would prove ruinous to national con
merce.