New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

slow tGe unsuccessful character OF TIE tax IA producing
nom the l., of July 1864 10 Goth Of June 1885,
ar. !rop eeoes $500 o.
Gazette. a. sl 1854 -
az les toas aect sept l. so2la %
g ~; ............. 4Oy397 81
Ia g., clewrr ls3i 26l 81
s4oNis si Other kinds lss92S9 81
4obscco. twisted by iand '....'.'''.''''' 'oVz %
Total from S5oi6 l9 5s
Tho whole number of cigars returned during the year
Eas 57s Jo7 O2i, and IN the order following: - o.o
s. a1....- 20 la5s9 81 tax ''..'''' OK sS
rs aI.. AK 2ssoosS 10 ts1 .. 2575loO
The whole number of pounds OF tobacco returned
was: H.
Ps c5,4uIsL &C. AZ aoc p Pfb................. l2ie or
~ ~. c., CT c.sias wing ct sos as asac
snoln fo5seeO, a. 25c 2 30 30 15s @
s. .- go :, i5c b ib.................. 34s5si5
Toblco il d by land, It oc y ib.'.''.'''''
Il ~, var preceding the cigars returned were 492
-JJ chewing tobacco. % ls0 63f IL smoking 24,.
. saa lsSs ,, m ~ oar. WIZ srss ,,,ysed ned S"rs
tie last ta,n N the previous year But u VIII also
bsYe been obscrvea that the decrease IN tfe returns oil
tAewng tobacco Of al kinds 22 f93, 10 10 smoking
t,bar., al an kinds IA s34 6ge ID snuff fJ6.xg2 d.
Commen. upon this exhibit is say lLeJe
ttosc anoag us last year who predca,eo tat we st
1, vCll1 reach J5 for chewing and 62 Tor smoking
tobacco -.
Witl ,-ch demonstration in the protneti'epess OF
te trade N is not surprising that Louisville sold last
yt3r on about half what 1t did the year DeioIo "a
tex ~ u cents ger pOund in le65-i yleiutu
tv.tha S3s g46 "a as large was received rom the
sane s0urce Ia l5Gi- with tax Oi 30 ana ~ per cSn'
pc pound. comparison equally suggcsnYe might w
male ia regard TO tbe other articles curing 'Ne s"
period -. ,,-,-. -, . nor.
Mr. Burke then referred TO the dishonesty OF Poi'
ton Of the trade who paid duty on their manuiac
tues aud what was evidenced by The fact that Gsa
Eele sd on the streets at three cents eaeh htoegn
e material and the manufacturing win the la1 "
pen 20 would amount TO more. ne oh'ueu h.hu .atd
naBufacfurers into three classes Ihe Irst ho d n =
had the ll tax on all the cigars they made-the
had portion OF the tax and the third class Pau ,Io
ing What the Convention desired was 10 seSu'. na. w
payment Of tie tax by all, and that couu W. ~ ,oaS
efeeiually accomplished by placing lux y" '"'
u.. AFTERNOON SESSION
After recess OF 30 minutes the ConVentloh nda hv
afternoon session during which speeches were MAGE Dy
Messfs Campbell and Nassau. Inc of % td;o, Iesf
be found in connection with mary o w 49,, ,ras min,
growers that the opposition to the The or.
cDlly confined 70 spectators. nc 80. 80 scceed in
zti,n 10 nse every honorable eiort 70 sncceeu ~
securing the measure they proposed anu ~ ty ,
ol his marks stated that genileinsh ~ sd
had 0.1 Linn lie received spebuu sou w. ,saron, Ie
seiais 4 Du tho parties who were askiou !" P'' ~
tolsfer 0f the tax 70 tie Iea' .,, saorted f,yornc
series Uf resolutions were tnen p 1;ary no cran3
IL r.o.ccr,on of every effort 10 acHieve tne BIanu
,oii.at y, ~ ,Tohaconists Association shorty alter
Sfici ne Conveution adjourned sine ac. -. .,o
rte d..g.fes partOok Of an elegant hShquet ut tne
A., Uans. lssf night at which a number OF toasts
.auDronri Yse 10 the occasion were drank