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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-15

To Contractors.
TNHE time for receiving Proposals for finish
Il ing the New State House, at Columbia. 8
o., has been extended to the 18TH of MARCH.
Specifications may be seen by calling upon
General J. B. Dennis. at tho Adjutant and In
spector- Generals Office, Columbia, 8. C.
j. X. JILSON, Chairman Committee.
- aS- Charleston Republican, Courier and
Ners will please copy. March 1 IA
Final Discharge.
fHNHE undersigned gives notice that he will
Il apply to the Hon. w. II. Wigg, Judge Of
Probate for Richland County. at his Office in
Columbia, 3: G., on FRIDAY, the 9th of April,
as Executor OF tho estate of Mrs. Frances
Edgar; and also as Guardian Of l.. F. Baldwin
and of Mamie NJ. Colzey.
March 1879 ROBERT BRYCE.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-15

A son of General Albert Sidney John
ston has been entered as student at
Washington College, Virginia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-15

ward by the city authorities--th will
enable the contractors of the anticipated
street Railway to get we'll graded road
bed more easily.
Book and job printing of any kind,
executed in the very best styles of the
art, can be promptly furnished OF the
PHOENIX Office. A lot of new-style cards,
etc., just received. Prices very mode
rate.
March, after being ushered in after the
old style, is now as quiet as q lamb
The word 'carpet-bagger" has re-
Gently been somewhat modified. It is
now called "cadetship-bagger"
The hop at the Nickerson House, last
night passed off pleasantly, amid the
strains of enlivening music and social
enjoyment
The Union League paraded our streets
last night, with fife and drum, to the
number of some seventy.five or 100 mem
bers; after which they held meeting,
made speeches, passed resolutions, ETC.
Special attention is called to the ad-
vertisement of Mrs. D. A. Smith, in
another column. We have no doubt this
is fine opportunity for young misses to
be thoroughly advanced in the various
branches Of science
, 1870-02-09

Senator Drnke il strongly pressed for the
supreme Court by the delegation from
Missouri. We can appreciate thsir desire
to servo Senator Drake, to give their State
representative on the Supreme Bench, and
to mike way for anew Senator, to be select
ed, probably, from among tteir own nun
bar- But among the many official positions
for which Senator brakes natural disabili-
ties and acquired misinformaton specially
tit him, that OF Judge Of the Supreme
Court happens not to be ons.
There are, among our Senators, SONG un-
surpassed Judges-among whom seuato.
T1umbuil, il he could be spared, ,.and sans
tor Howe, Of Wisconsin, may be ,nened.
But Senator brakes recent effort to prove
that the Supreme Court has no power under
the constitution to decide an act Of Con-
gress unconstitutional should Of itself be
deemed conclusive proof Of his unltnesa to
sit in that Court A lawyer who would
abolish the constitution, by allowing it to be
changed, overridden, de6ed, and trampled
On by every partisan Congress, ought not
TO hold IN Office which calls upon him to
defend that constitution from unconstitu-
tionAI legislation.
, 1870-02-09

nata saastoo, y the h 'ze<as paxrz Ia ,ae scnool
IN n. u rot supported by rrssou, 'axpe11snce, ,ho
common lAe, o< dtr1ns rereiAuoa.a
1ae 1oledo 6sadt Of tbs 7sa. speaktnz OF she
dea's Of the Boz. Truman Il. ao4z, says:
! Irun1n II: note .ai nat,re or Onond1x,
Count1, Now f1ff. Aud WA ~ ycais of age ar lbs
ttme w.! o. Pug ocsto- He ~ss engaged iu bu,nes4
n!st ~ eyIac1te. And A{ttrTard In OBwexo. He
GE 70 lolef0 ID 1s4a. In 1851 be entered into
nnsiEe1s % the le1d4ng member OF the ctm or
hoaE. suonR Co. sud At.er tho dlssolurloa 0,
ma :, q use he entered Into .bustncAs VITA Henry
- -, "sa.o1oee, s Esq which re.Auoo continued M
u anou4 eighteen months aao. Ms. Ao.g Ha.
= .Ae aoo energetic business man, sad
~ ss esef fe+peceo 6J ali having intercourse WITH
I'M: I'M: NJ pod icsl aseoc!stions weso win tbs
emase parry tnooen b waz ue, =. ~ uue
t.e t4aanate or Tat party tn shts csy for MAJOR,
aGo n !stb MAJ caoiso ny the D1stltce Convex
uoa y toei1 candidate for Congress-. The selsc-
tloo proved 70 b wise one, u Mr. Hoag, being
peteot Guy Objectionable to no one, tleE To his
enppoft elements which fe othef1 could hare co
cM'HA M en. " IN tue ala OF kepnolicsa sotes ha wAa
T!scFo 70 ConRrtss Before taxing his seat In the
houee ~ the rEss session he vAa dlsao!ed By N
nec1dent and Whs tble to Dc IN bis scat but por.
noo OF tas tina 8ooa nitsr the CO announcement
q 1oe Deccnbtf aesSpo he was taken dowu With
tne d1cknezs which haA re<uIted In MS death
, 1870-02-09
MARINE HosPIrAIs.

Iha United States collect from all searnsn
employed in the mercantile marine a Ia. Of
twenty centa Der month. which IA dednctaa
from their wages and paid over n tba Cal.
loctozs of the several districts In recent
communication to Congress the Secretary of
the Treasury states that there are 11f,, ,0oo
ssamen entitled to hospital relief
and that there are 10000 from
whom tho tax can be colleotad.
He proposes to increase this tax to two cents
per day, which, on 90, COO men, will Weld An
annual revenue Of S6ls,oo0. The average
number OF sick is estimated at 1900, and
each costs about 81 per day, or total for
the year Of SC93, 900. The amount OF tar
hitherto collected has been altogether mad
equnte to meet the expenditures, and, though
Congress has built many OF the hospitals,
and furnished them, and provided them
with medical attendance, aud has IN sddi-
ton appropriated from 81 80, 600 to $3.50, 600
annually for the sick Of tho service, the
expenditure has always LARGELY exceeded
the mesna. Thus, for ths year ending
June 80, 1863, there Was ,eceiyed from The
tar on eeanen STA &,96G, to which Congress
added $780, 900, making an aggregate of
$324, ,eGG, and during the Same year thare
was expended for the care Of sick seaucn
e31s,c02. The question which will ad-
dress itself directly to the public is, By
what right does the govarnuant collect this
arbitrary ta1 from saarnen? By what
authority does it enforce the payment Of a
portion OK their wages for hospital or any
, 1870-02-09
Miraculous EscaPe-A Young Led In
n aSompaubuitstacS Stnto Walks on
a RnftFoAd GREs

From {k H1f1L CDuF4k9s V0h- -.
An strtdert oncurred on the night e1press
,ram q 1ns Rev Tort E.s Aslsosa az ee5e ee5
:: l:l5 o. lew n!S.ts ago, EnEo Sles;eu 81 COL a
etdrrrhIe e5ctteEett znd goes to con1fm nc con'
.nh ~; @scs .ss end Il
II, nS1nshtJlty. prore fa.at Ii done Eh!le aHate.
s.s1 tss Id .es o.
;;es1r vnTfn F,1t wayne, 1nd When toc HAn VA
Si ae ~ ra!' ~ .na 81 ae e
4. 4 nff Inc car 10 the track Tbs ualn VII . e..
ipg 1t The rase OF ;, Or - HEsa - noa1 sn .,srm
given. az Tie TAIN was hacked Up: aad & ~ On On
board Who knew Of what hs,. sappeneo' roe ~
doubt expected to n1d = mangled corpse. lae
oc1ccr1 Of tue yam ard the paa:e3te5 wete @
I'd on t6o tSseS apparently ve1y little the worse
for hta lu!shsn He ssata1en % b9stas Aaa "a. ap, ?,
peared to ce as much aatorisoed ~ the RS. o.
The srsYcl!era. 4 physician. who vas on ne Jalo.
! eIxu!neu him End found Eat DO bones hAd pten
b,c1eu, HltooNRh nc v1s o1used nota q Lex
| The eola put cp at tae CITY Hotel, in This CITY.
a1l n.En and Ia the morning Eesoned taets 1out-
atJ. The escape from ven seltoRs, II nos ts:a,,
Injuries, wa Rtt1calouA one.
, 1870-02-09
TIE VOTE OH THE rARIFF.

The vote in the House Of Representatives
on Monday On the Marshall resolutions Will
be accepted by the country as a hopeful
sign that the day Of monopoly md excessive
tp1ation is drawing to close. The resoin-
tons were as follows:
A1te!teJ, 1aat. wv. s:a pe~es granted in the
ttes en- imros*t, and e1c'ses TO psy the de,ts ard
provide for tee common defence snd general vel.
itte ct the Unne1 Stain, does no. include or en-
onef ,hsa he eol-c:,o1 Of enuea fof tu:n pur-
pes rrerrtn indicated: that tarto lesscd Tor any
purpose ether thsn revenue, and efpeciailJ one
carutr. At the expense OF arotber or to foster and
enrich Ole clase o1 c1l7ens u the expense Of 9TH
e. y b TIE n9tass 70
refrlts Injurious erenraslly to nearly erery lnn-
vltnal interest OF she coaotry.
Rpelsvd, Traf In The preparation OF . bin far .ne
Enodtdcat,oa Of the c1lsti.g tartf laws, Congress-
Should eo:nne ,1s nct'ou stIlcil5 70 the psepa1a.
t'ou Of ta1sr 5or revrnue e1c1usirels, and that
u, which would give na1lmam Of revenua On
Such tttlcse4.
These resolutions assert the correct prin-
ctple. They declare that taxation for any
other purpose than revenue is unjust, un-
authorized, and injurious eventually to
every interest in the country. The friends
Of The tariff for protection made the test
vote upon laying these resolutions on the
table. This xas greatly in their favor,
because there are 8 great many persons who
vii vote against q high tariff bill, and
against high duties upon particular objects,
who will not vote that particular tar is un-
wise and unjust But, even under all these
advantages, the motion to lay on the table
, 1870-02-09
&&nSEME EkT3.

The second perto,mAcce OF "Der Psetsehu;x :,
VS. gtven BY the German.a MG3pe1cao.. I,.t
eEertrs. to IN immense sud,ence, thu Opera
Houfe be.rR ute1nlJ c1Amuea from thu DONE to
tie nocE. Tae performances WAS in many respecsa
decided improvement: over the dat one, and wa
performance Will he RtyeD on Frida1 evening, an3.
II the SEATS ere selIicK very rapidly, toose Whn
teft1e 70 70 sho1d epply very early
"1rshaFc2ut: OF. the Outlaw o. 95."i+ s:lII OF
the hca1ds H NeViekc1's, VITA The EioIeneea ID
the !eadipg roles- .. -. .....
Not GUILTY " L doing 10 tnnense ouzness II
the AuseuU, aud VIII be coa.tn7e1 ais the week
ATtlocaa Pre- Anc Wa.e-,r aud F" A GoaEe 4t.a
Golden ETA " are the features for the na:t3cs
| otaI-
TIE Anstsels hare oRe Of ,ne:r turote,, bl.l,
| foT t1.3 eveItIX.
, 1870-02-09

should be reduced, and the surplus Junior
on efs should be mustered out, with one
years paJ proper. In mastering ont, the
oniT Just and fair kule, in all cases, Is the
Junlority rule." It is but few months ago
mat the Last Of the volunteer Paymasters
were mustered ont, and thero are to-day a
largo number of volunteer [contract) Sur
geons still in the Medical DEPARTING Of
the nfmy. They, and MI like officers now
on waiting orders OF their own election,
should be mustered ont instantet
, 1870-02-09

The New York Central Railroad last sear,
with sl5, Est, 900 gross earnings, paid in
tezest on 81 100000 debt, and per cent
dividends on So. .ooO, 900 stock. The Erie,
with gross earnings of SIG, ,1el 600, paid
interest and rents on $s7, ,oO0, 600, and nc
dividends Whatever on its stock of SO,
O00, 900. One would be led by such q
difference to suspect TINT something mus'
be wrong in tho Fisk-a1 management OF the
Erie Railway.
, 1870-02-09

BeleviEe, the scene of the riots, by
which the partisans Of Hochefort arc cels-
b1ating his a.rest, is remote quarter Of
Paris, considerably farther from the Tui1.
cries than the famous Faubourg st. Antoine
and inhabited by still worse class Of the
population. The fact that the troops have
not Jet fired on tho rioters indicates at once
that the affair has not yet assumed serions
proportions and that the government is
prudent as well az prepared fog all emer-
e,arriaa
, 1870-02-09
Ieport lece.rtu, acctpsed ami adopted

TKEAsrRT xArTEsH.
BcTae. Treasorer es,Ior aiten,on % ta tSe foi1, m
o. the ~aHsns now u'td, and requesting some 70
e 60 !. Eaae e cshiorrn 10 the new caHter- Change
Also, onthly settlement Of the Treasurer, show.
1rR fa!arce Oh hand I: last tfRteDrLt, u ssaso:
,scsvsd q T. vanasI"et S1lee;1r
Eop:n: slla25: balance tn hand IN the treasury.
Aeu. from sAne-stAtiDr that IN accordance
H1sh 1e1oi oton ot the board, be would repoft
thai otdrz No. as4. for stIa had been presestel
e 6lm n tare5 q Iosn Fssh OF account e
o. hahd 10 me credit Of thai fund, he had reta*ea
70 receive nc ordtr
lector. cohtain!re abatement Of cnlect,rna made
nJ him 10 The amount OF gsod Cd. vt hca h& nrl
siis wien he Tlen.ater Ia la pr1u.e 70 ~ sJci9 i9r
TON hisu. wsh letter IRON the Treasurer stating
rapEpR tocaEents hs receised anA place,l oa nIe
NJ: Waits ot'efea the following resolutions
a tars III 4b,s No ~ =, drawn ut ,aae.,,.
.s Sera
ia ths S,s tt!ssy etasied 10 sndoe ih's tesoI
.s ted, at@.ea sf EsIi!a. =: i HI. Il
''irsssss rsessd ID nssniGos:ly s1stssH,: r. *'s
From L Il. Smith, for Compensation for h!s lAai
iafsu fcr Fol1y seFenth street, between Hyde
Park avenue and LAKE. Ace!E1n-
John uochA.e'ter :or german Settlement: Joan
HeprJ Larsen, A!rswoith, Herman Toase, AIMS.
hIE. Jure:son; yo1aess,ds Go, Holland s:s-
Sese wosa..s,: add r'sFee b:Disasia sss''a' q
AIo, 1elronairsnce ssasnss lIcense for the
Al Iii 1teeiTsd Ind referred to Committee OF H.
ne following was received and adopted:
R:"r- r. & 1h,s ths III r Of Pubic Work.
Hyde s1taae IN iront Of to 11aidencs Il i. Z.
lie spec'sl Committee On Rer,s:on Of rozn
Drdtr ance dtstfed 10 report, bar on request de-
1sI1ed tte1 seport 70 An Adjourned meeting ne1t
au1a rnIsEx1nI
1hs hG1 CT Caatlea C1eAIer for aicexa1f.
t1sl-4o, Vaa re:ened to tie Superintendent Of
Public Wo1ks 10 be measured. The bIi o. Gsnrge
RIG. On StxtJ.oIs. sIeet, 3: Of Dauf-f Healey,
Sdses I'd fos oa asa
sI:r.sevs Eth ssEeets, sere referred to --e Com
nistte cu Streets and Hlsh*s!A
Adtoust ed 10 re1t Monday e'en!n4.
CARD FROM NJ WAITE
To fhs Eaitor Of Ias IA1es9s 1Tot"ss
deem 1t proper Tor the Information OF the pub
r O. aoaasy eseass sass he t5a q
sssiss. psotei usnleJ 10: o1c.al nneoaduc-
i nddres1ed nofe 10 tha Investigating Coum:t-
tee, DecenDe1 :. lses. asnss whea I'D where
rhey would UetE tn receive and lear cQarue6 nnd
Tba: procest :teJ would provide tor the pQrpose
cf oou pelEg The rIoeces1oa os.paoe.s and the
tt1;E5cuy Of wlsresteD Hpo htve been intiu1.dsted
from 1tstuyipR IN he case, md received an A.
iHeE. dated the EeZ: day, nom TIE Chairman OF
said committee, atatln9 t,at ne had GATED
Meft1EE ct the committee TO cnup.tY m n.
qa:rtes, acd, Is noon n thar mee'1nx hai 6een
eeIa. my Inquiries would be Answered: since
vh'eh time have pet heard from them, nitbouRh
but did nos receive IT.
iw.s tns5. aad san an. ready TO prefer Charges
a1d p!ote tntn. a sooa u comrClsorJ process Il
AID the production Of pspe1s-
HTpR PAEx, Feb !, ls7Q
, 1870-02-09
letter. we uu.. ee,se to ressrd tas writer q,
RenlIhEnMau.

letter. We unss ce,so to reetrd tns wzster ss a
Tbs publication ent, ledkedora tf.9h: q Htsory
and aa AseereFhy one snl y ,noa!d n,an EYE y, Z
t.aeGs t.en.1 psass taat oear. Sne srSn1s.:
a,ouadt y "a tor Se!snx saas ~ es.eaas
Ient, tne only ttateuent OF the sIsntess ttnpot.
t2pcs N tie so-calltd Autobiography, Is uae:
nae aas La4T B,I9n oasqs sno .n ~ .eGa.
nef II ,ns su'u! q $50 otaaaas ner 10 PAs,.'
ipg scfy oI hez alleged paternity. Il Is ai.o rus
iaserts csId. Wnen her eu!g taaGe gould no
WHO rld served %tsh co'on~i Leigh ia :he Ten:n,
IL dcr1nok 10 b1eak It to hisu; and was Uont 10
say that IL WAS she most heart breaking sceae
s iii H.: sas rev snas coIoaei snd Ma
Leigh FAD slwaJs lived Egatner on TIE bert
possh1o teru.l sha+ The story VAS nsser'y
con:a justify my enc 10 repeating Il a. fact;
that her husbands EemoIJ. her atAterio' q
character, the rre5ent md fusure ha2pineas ol
moreover, that 10 imaginable good conlh be AZ.
tanned BY ruch a revelation; tina. nothing hut uu-
qualified evil could result from It We defy MsA.
her SCHOOL to tugges: xSGd CT tustftl an1e INQUIRE
for What Lady B1Ion did. she not ouly told this
unhappy sHEWnose senaa oI It4ns aut wrong
iest ~ vs. n,5 ngI o2 ,nrAsI nt
eomsCR frtm her. The nos. ocstxous AID f1p.ob-
abe ca umnles dKtilst her mother, as having CO.
erslaea Mlta neI s'sIi '2s ae[ saeQata y Iuin oy
stnn: Should she haze tepested H. II SIC ns1 be-
Aeved III should she openly hsse adopted and
g.usns I'd .as g! N naae!sr to oeceaeEssooas1-
ltA1ly aecuIpu attd as they were found to oe nc
ctptaoie: They reached the Ie,gh family, and
mere u e5tAns letses IRON MIA Le'en to d!s.
tet1 ard rdtanatioo, "tnts alrocious charge"
Lazy b5Ion Kept IN tne oack91ound, pla,lnE on
As1ota L,ge q her inad1Eeot III taas {oong
to Rso~ dangerous. sne had secret on her SIDE
70 1eep cs Eetea - nest saiIsd aei, namely taat
L,dy bJton H4s her informant; and Ne aaEe been
Byron was on cccs.lons naushty and ovefocasta2
70 ~ extent for which, at the une, they wera un-
Aole 70 account
With Lacy Byron tor Introducing this n'<Ee.asle
nnce! faite ZANE, but her legal adEise.s pointed
incur. Yet tne held By her Till tae snu-
ner Of ls+A Hner, nndicR, her arov1uR
1ouo.etoue. Lady BIfon took m*aturea for
her cons,ai. calls tor noneY. ri o. b. va:es and
Tn, 1e0gn1 91s e5ns ~,
Fs6t Ell iuIsosl scataA: and Lazy Byron did odet
1sW HeeE ~ On eonaiuooa Mniea xefn ftla.eo, and
M IN Hs9a ;9 ase1 ie.ga'e aeoo.a tsiGo .ho
la*t tou5 ss9Ia oy Eatstnal telasi.e.
II our ,tn1s !: tr1e ~. psasS I,cl:s
be islse. md 70 inoaia BE- psrsseuy % con:eas a t.
.sas1 tae oeGsou 10 A. atscefnlnR pantlo auc
r,.en T,on mere; M @ Il EerJ hke .9i1 q sups1e,o ogs
auIdttcf. Snc aaempts 20 reply 70 tnt
eeeumulaen 1s. cnstRea ., feeAlesA mlsstate
.aea' .,,,.r " "'nx T.. s'epea n9e ta;,t PISA o.
= 4AuI 1nu 1ltteiniea calQ0n]
lOs seve Attop, q having En4led IN Nntf1 fop
, 1870-02-09

a n nzF kfA4
Modes,y h,, fonnd ~, n.ohsx. d..s,anr,,. 8,
tie peeson OF a Roxton la, v,o .srsd ~.
rooda c1ers ror bIt.rhe1 co1,on c,n,n .nI,.s1. ~
fetos;ng ,oh<ar AVA
Seven peonao rere H1,,.a In on.v...
don, b. htino mn ov,r hv hnr,., -. ss
Nina infant. werr snrnr,,ed c,rno ~. -.
penoa, 4e '1o s@1s
the U;an Genrue, a.ser. that n. .tr1... =.
ra,a advcc,,s ~ no,x.,m~ go ~. w. &C.
Territory who Ia moi old enoopb tn ns . n-.nd ~
mother.
The ytstemen, il mad. tb,t an,,r, MN =,
Primes AYthur's recrntion. In ws ,,,nr+nnS -.n
known uattpu went annooe thn o,tIs err1s,r,ra,
"Blpsh a LITTLE. blusn ll,tle, Il VI, lnnr nos,
EucI.htr eSs> %1SAe
The editor of ths Boc&no,. rn.v.,,
xaa presented a few div. m wish ~. s.-. W
berry. mpssnrno n.,-iy ror, tn.ns,, :. ks ass aaaA
ence. Ue n,,- uTosre v... m,r. ~ .- .asauusi an
VINES bn. tha ras ,hs I'M, ~. ga.s,.. VI ~
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.wren Rnss,s md Ienins =. ~. s.s..s W
tnn honra.rv ones,,on = nr..a,s v1uua et 1a..@ @ ol
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MsIortty sgalukt reboln,leul.

This vote Is marked with certnin uumis-
taxable peculisrities. It will be seen that
every member from New England who
WIS present voted for laying on the table.
The only Democratic member from that
section = Baruum, Of Connecticut, WAS
a1,eeat- sovan Republicans from Ohio,
wiz 1ts<u LII &Ito usya vf u--- oA., G1uld
not overcome their old Wing education to
the extent Of voting that it wRs wrong to
impose ta1 except for the revenue; bat
there were four other Republicans from
that State who we're not thus hampered by.
The traditions Of o past age There was bpt
one Indiana member who roted for protec-
ton. Thatde'egation stands 10 to L. Oftke
l0lnoisans who were present, all voted that
there should be no taxation except for reve-
nue. TIE absent members vera Logan,
Cook, Hawley, Moore, aud Farnsworth.
But three OF the Wisconsin members voted,
md they voted for high taxes without reve-
ME.
made by the Michigan delegation. Two yeazs
ago the protcctionists offered to the Stats
Of Michigan d tax that would crush out Of
existence tie copper-Bmc1t;ng business in
s7sf4 S!hsE stite ana II q 1stu ct The Mich
asked Of them. Herod was exceeding
sorry for his rash promise and let US hope
that the Michigan members nro not less
penitent, though, like him, they carried out
the contract.
In gTatifying contrast with the vote Of
=. Al.A r D.
vas given from that noble State for taxa
tion without revenue. It is also cheering
sign thst there were five votes from Penn
sJ1vania against the policy Of protection.
Twenty 1--we years ago David Wi'mot had
the courage to meet this issue boldly, aud
advoeate tariff for revsuue only, and bis
peopls sustained him. Therefore, Penn.
sElvanlans may successfully make the eame
issue in their State. Il is an issue which,
when trirty made, cao have bnt ore result.
Tho sar7H is tax. Shall that tax be COL
lecsed fot the government or fos private in
GTiduals: That is a question which al
men can understand, and upon which tn
country is rupidly uniting. Let Congress
impose au the ta1ea needed for the want
Of tie government, but of with NIL take
for any other purpose.
It viu be noticed Tint the genueuns
from F;orida, and three from South Carr
lima. and two from Arkansas, voted for tn
alton without revenue. II will be difHcn
to understand why the msuber from n
brsska voted 10 tax bis people. NebrAs1
wants cheap iron, nails. cotton md wooll'
n,otha c4Aa1 furniture class. and eA5the