The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-13

snnualy. Oar ordinary expense csnpes, under
any orcumstancee be lees than se0, 90 900 year,
aud the miitai tstahliAhmcrt aftsr the rebellion,
viii likely require s2o, ooo,0OO beyond that amount.
Ths financial measures IN couten plston. viii yeld
even more than u NECESSARY " meet the waists q
the Treasury. In the preparation OF the Tar Bill,
the Comniitee locked " the cerdhon u the several
States, - vel - tha, q the Uneed bt.ses, 20 hA
they all uiaht teQesher 40 harm nioudy. The
United Sessss hiss . risht ~ demand whatsver Lnay
be ncsasry " sustain a. public credit, honor aid
esis,es &c, - nasion tbs bill u nos psuonh ~
parry insecure, but one imperi1uslJ d,inaaded by
the general welfare. II was ~ Congress- V judge
how muoh u II should Be reelected or pernansnty
rem aimed. ThS the commiuae hsd sho N ais
pratioa " lie lust 10 every Interest ODud not De
questioned. MANY iutsl gent gendsm en- b I'd oeea
bs!ne the cQmmtee AID gave va'usse tn'orma-
lion tuchirg nea' ly the wtsDe range OF offsets on
which the Howe Wa now oLled on - legislsta
In We y few iusrhnoss had any Oke4 " be eroner-
s,ed exempted from pa)msLt o. their proper
share ~ the sustsnar % OF the Goverameut. But
the onluittee ssught " avo1 ext eme-, p-e'sr-
| iii " levy duties on large uum5er ot - l-cS,
than " C. name thtm " a nNros q ID. H. p-'-
ceed' % 'ugth " eNplt In the vAi1us sections -
tie III, Allowing a. o fsrts - tae Sax ms
| Arnclpa su jecud 10 IL. the crrtc : his -
| mark, he said tha, no duty wAs deiynei "a LIS.
rary or scientific vo' kior nswspaper publ a'io1s.
| GA printing paper, like any other msauf,:mre,
tar 81 hree mills per pOu1d IL pr pos-d, 81 tel
70 thref per centum sd va.orem, o. ls-4 thai III
| ire arount on Writing paper. liz aAid he
| tstimIted the amount o. internal rtvsrua, A. IL
| ows Ale, betr and other mJt lq1ors, four mil.
ions of barrels, 81 ,CON,COO; spiri,., one hundred
| mill ms Of gslions, els 10000 lics,ses Of all
| kinds, R3,COO,CC0, laaeed OIL, lard ot e,o 1910 o.
| Geo. csn1les ard sap, 81 Boo, eco; rtirolsus fni
| Goa, oil, 100000 leaf tibscco, lysl stats and
for' ign, loo hundred Ell 81, millions q unis,
| $500 eco; manufactur' tohacoo snuff aud Gig rs,
sixty mil as o, pounds, 5000 700; boots and
shosg, 2,5rOL 900 hats. caps, boar eta, clock :,
shiis umhr,lla' etc, 81 600, 900 psper, vi, ON,-
ink, etc, il.toOttO, ccfe, srger and ,pis.s $500,
600; starch, 500 900 SAL, S29b OO0 rsfnei sus AZ
and sugar made n m molass T. oont'eronery, etc.,
$500 90; gas 900 go; rsctihsd and aialtsrated
ttiis, wines vt.egar etc. 81 600 600; aug tered
| cattle sheep and hogs $50, tOO railrnsds ferries,
ttrsm boats ard omuibusses, Sc o. 900; watches,
| pate carriages, pisno'ortes and bl i,rd tables
| 5000 OO1; railroad b n1s 81 100000. banks and
| savings insNtuiOni; $4,000 advsr,i-smeats, o.
umAioi ~ foty illions gtOes ~ co 900; Il c'mS
| duty, 50 OONON; stamp outy, express compALies
| exc udmg patent me- itines 36O0o,U%C; psten, mo
dicines, btAops, ~ 800 OC0; iegaits sLd dis'ribu
| q m and slEes e p0rs bal estate, - decelsed ger
| sns, $4,000; Halaties, say trty mi.l'ons
&l,2c0 tOC; Or an ~ ures IL c.ud,d, 100000 GO
| Tuta from intetna revenue. SiGl,g.b 900: from
| direct tax, 3l2 Opl,uOO. and revenue from Imports
| s50Oo1,O00. Aggregate total, flG3 ,g25 900.
M. w dswtr tky eHprsvs,d bis opposition h
| the bill. lie could u vcts the tax FOR an unmite
period o. proposed, nor for tae purposes whicr, b,
4 feared, the money thus t. 10 DERIVED would b
used for the rtcentspe, i'll n es,age Of the Pei
dent trdcat'd the tendency Of government 70 inter
| ftre pith tire tights Of she states He could no,
therefore, sivs his full confidence 70 the + esdsn,
The proposition tuin,d in NJ f.oa u lhe CInstiu
iion ana sgAiust the pr udc' ~ the border states
! and was odious 10 them. II was already rel cted
and, - FIR himsilL lie spRt upon H.
Nj feeaenden the J, In response ~ = remark re
| speeding him, said he wanted slt very " ceU0 a
tue end Cf ths war, II Il could cOnsli,utonslly b
| done.
| M. wsdssorth resumed, saying that Genera
| Inn q Fremont had been placsd In cnum md eve
Apmti0u ~ state which uispi 'ei h'ta. 4 maj
roeking with {. aud and corruption, aui s4pOnsibl
nv the fesih ~ Gereral Lyon and ne caplu'e q
- NN.UNa -.
| msni 4. Whils General Mcclellan IL degraded, aui
| Generals Bueu. Rpsencrans, q art and other he
| ross are ovefslAughsd These things shos the vi
| ira class Of men 10 whom he alluded being a
| powerful with the Admi iSirAtlou. He .tud no
vute for the tax 20 carry the war Tor the promo
,ioR OF these purposes but would ,Onnne Il 70 Il
| Legitimate prosecution.
M. Bins ham, tOaiol replying 70 M W ads worth
said II oughtto he known thst the bill expires b
| LIS own Limitation. Tne gentleman from ksntuck
gave notice that II allow the Atom states "
| out Of the Union, Kentucky will not stay with va =
| The gentleman would vote one hundred millions
| be ltcted f ON the loyal states TOR the purpose
hePitg 1he cotton ,t.iss In the Ini,n With III
! border sta a.. not otherwise Who. in the name
| HEAVIER, wants the c1aon natss or auy Other sal
this side Of perditinn 70 tem.in In the Union, hh
only on thu oonai'i'n Via, we will preserve the civ
| nzltou q the King u Dahomeyi Tic question 4
whether the gentleman Is for the Union si,sr III
{. vernmeut he's .cised rightiuly and jis,ly a
the powr which she Constitution aud God h'
given 10 in putting down this Internal rebellion an
| despOti'm.
Mr. Bingham asked-It In the Judgment OF n
majority OF tie people Of the Tit d States, o.
| pressed through th,ir Rsprs seniatives, IL shou
| Dtcome an Indispensable necessity 10 swe,
away the in,ernal institution Which has p1isous
9s as Ten and s ds,dsnsS R q one third
M. W.dsworth was understood ~ reply N al Al
Z O'hhhu'lon was the best that could / q deyia.
.hd ,ys the al n could not be pr eservsd witho,
: | ~ when an attempt should Ne made h swe,
slavery out ofihe Uliur, he would res ~ IA by eve,
sn'u VI shu C'hstitn'i MAJ means. 4 tue Abolition
! 'ss came ihio Kentucky " put such Law iu
op ration by force. he would meet them with fore
. | Mr. BlnRhSm-iou have not answered NV a NJ,
| ion Whether you would live In ihs nion
, | a., W"dsworth-Wh'n any ons IL made 20 la,,
: | lelv' 10 '''"s HAA
Mr.. BlnRham-YCn would have busy time ,
doing H. tLaushierl The gentleman twa' swor,t
, would sny stay In tie Uninn a. aIsrcll ByWs,
license did Kentucky come here aud say in al var
size would Iot abide the decision ~ the pe5pls !
oppressed through their repr, .ent.tiyos.
| Ward woIthl would hgtt, would he
Mr. Wsds sor1h ,psstsdy sought ~ explain
Mr.. luehmAnI rose n a ques,lpn e order, say
Ing that Mr.. Waiswo Nh had no right ~ interruf
tbs gentleman r.. m Ohio tBingbAug
Mr.. WadswO'th characterized tho conduct n, Mr.
Hickman "a Indecent.
M. Hickman In an earnest touel-G pr1nouuc
hnA hh.l upon me- and II nos permit H.
q i's q "Orle," "ltder. "order 4"
Mr. Blush ham said that he sick Of the su ne
clious manner OF gent'm when measures wer
introduced and adv Gated, having In view the Grip
pl ng q the rebellion, and Of the repeated decarn
tions that there we're laRrant violations Of the Con-
sotuh1n lie ppoe. d,d 10 speak against whs
he p ~ ounoed the Attr settles OF slavery,
that all the property OF rebels In arms should b
subject prize end capture, and should lie con
demned Az such In the courts of Justice for the CON
| mon dffeDss. This was the law Of all ovilize
nations, and he wanted 10 know why the Unite,
States should rot be indemRifed FOR such inferna
| The Committee then rose, and the House ad
| J,uned.
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