, 1861-08-03
KRoM WARRINGTON.


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Hna*etat Aedsares am Co@gnsss-1he Tariff and |
Re1atson ef Rspsssas 70 b 1ai.ed n M;nats |
-Debda< among I&&1ois members, -
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Correspondence q The Chicago 1rlbunelI:!r
RI. aa.... =; !. nalsa1o1, yaly ~, lsa.
...-e,~-~;u4 :"ese oap'eo Win ~
atof simmon's tariR. MI. Sumner, Of MaEsar
chH9etts, made IN, iueffnetnal Nendea7ofitp
strife ont +ha ,,ro11,,o,, tavi.,- 81, ,,nnort.
taa1ns,. ~ ~ ~ p1'.e ,.ae ~ ~ - ~ .as.tfoaa,
s sns ee a R een, se sumner
sa,a vaa adding another story to the eait1ce
80 ,f.IT 80 So .a+ s.ao,e., .1-.as-
oi tne moI1l4 tal1n VI tne lasS ees7iou. eLesoJ
pronounced too high. Although an old Wing
or protectionfkt, Mr. Sumner felt bound to
enter hin nrotest aesinst 90 onerous an addi.
oa'eA n.s e'osee1 aeo.oo o'4s.o .. a1a1'
ton At this time, when our foretggn relations
-were aseumingto delicate auaspect7 to the
3uties on inport.tt5i1n 1ns- -from abroad He did
koY,s11s. + = - ts,,E - r.
not penete: tnas We. 4ea4soa4oa aoer1Fe ae muen
revenue from impozts-Wlt this heavy nddi-
ton = talthout t.: We should tksn find or.
selves in the condition of The man who killed
the: goose that Laid him, rolden .epgx. The
Mpr3u. tariff Was hiph enough. afld to In:
cyeaae It befera it had been frieds vas stretch
n ,nrotertinn ebics, co.1d ~ III H. ie2,d
,,a T., ~ - a, ,rat4n-
tim tton md creat = .a1 acr;mgn1s amSne fnrejgn
na.EaG.; se1~> t'-s'"*@ ~
M Fes.endeI;,; NJ Maine. replied, to Mr..
gnTnnar u +honaht anr 'fnti1n atfon FINN
foreje1 noTers as 4 the rate Of duty We saw
~ ~ ia!T E ~. a., ins11t anI nupbt to he "a
t1sstag =. ~ iSes was ~ LIE '4', *'aA'- ' ~ ="
TSs 1,,o1,osit,on of Mr. Sumner mat hut lit
+1a 49, frnna ne srnafe receivinp f7nlv arr
To4e1 n ad1ftton to M. ,Sumner'e. M. BIno-
bsIn ~ Michioan vas the only AdmInigtration
Senator Who 7oted With him. All the. other
Western Senators, Aeaats. Wade, Sherman,
nooIitfIe. HOWE. GhsudIer. aad Ponaero1
4oted for inpoainx the 10 per cent, alditioual
tax. Tho measure, However, may, vet be de-
feated In the House, where there is far less
dispositisn to "pile up the agony" on taxa
tion than in the senate.
sage. to day, OF the amended tar and excise
bin, reducing the amount to- be levied on real
estate .ft4m $50 QO0, 600 to 40, 900 900, and
making 10 the difference BY impoaing s: tax
on incomes Of over ei1 hundred dollars per
annnu, Of three per cent. This latter ta1, By
the way, viii good deal more than make up
the difference, and indeed, If honestly levied
and paid, will put In the Treasury. Of the
country an amount Of money Attie ,dTeanea
Of by those whoJoted ioS Y n. me Mse 1ssse OF
dt1atehtDg the p9eAc paelaese..L LIS M u u
come ts1 ta to be laid not only upon 81 SER
1es. on. upoh 81 .aet esnn ~ ara anean, a.
torne ptanIs e1sseatag eoao gss ann5m .5e ~ " I
money q nSe1ess, aa1 "a aeoe1es aunns 1at4d aau
motIgages aIaWlng .u.e1es1; HS O. agg,essee s
aouas Aues os so ~! III bet.s,, ~ ~ ~
snp uP Ill tA9 oen0'ea Va AeA oes"00 1ao s"o
h9uses l.. 4.,., ;...o ~. IL, I'm; -,
IL saa1io4 1 " tns - ~ ono 80 sne aan ~ IL. u
possn ~ o4g " 1hv Pel ono unaoagu ~
" Genus on os ~ ~ ~ Ely " asvs eo ~
agEy On n easr5 s oI Su i;o tos Ssssy ~ = =
s*i4es alto " gu1u alsu sltse1 Mate4es " Pm
eaca. u asu 1es1es IN s1sise auty ~ VI 1tI nst
eeas ker Eafa fta ~ a9' @14 IVY sEnn *at
pel gaun ~ azta1 e ~ ~ ~ @ ~ VA dd;tn tlu
" s LnE ..a y sasa snguu - eappsn % " os ~
lea44t tnefe ate :sounGSe " tessnne sl pieuse
Naea aPpeal alaP!y sauleaeht " LII I1ole Lsiai
neea LUZ lotsieAt IN tnE Eugue GHpts "nes
Ingse IMPOSES a1g ustsnsioly iestsA ~ ssIuas
| g. Ihe ta1 On Iea1 estale nasMK peea etonce ~
u Lac aggteghte 70 tHenty nlhI1oAs, 20 pe iSs g
1ed aproporno9 1e pop1lataon. VI w. lG !EaVe N
enale 70 oe ps1o p y ~ LIMOS 81 *i,lao,oV, nea1
y, OF aooIe $ooV.0uv Less t9an py tne 1oIMe
Dill. IL also ieaVes u 70 eacn 9tabe 70 lesJ an
pay over nts 4aota ol tas a1 Y y ~ 9Nn was
receiving discount thereon a., o. alteen @ pe
cent, II any STATE sno11d 1an 70 false an'
pay the amount, then the denerA doysrnmen
has III agents VINO proceed ano eoAees u
tax: ,
m. Arnold, OF the chicago district, made
neat little speech just before the passage {
the bill, IN opposition to that feature Of th
measure which distributed the tx among th
States in the ratio Of population. By this u,
equal rule, said MI. Arnold, Illinois wou1
have to pay nearly three tirnes as much
proportion to the assessed value Of her land
Is Massachusetts or Vermont AL the Wes
eIn States would be assessed from five to ii
: mills On the dollar Of valuation of real estat
;. Thile he New England States escaped vii
barely tWo mills On the dollar Of Taluatio1
Trhfa nrnse {nenua1ity vHa yarderef} sti