Paagem Ertraas from 1ir. tFRFias'

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Pamgem Ertraas from Mr. Hakins'

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 Jaa. 9.

 "ilr Miller inteEposed, and said he had not expressed the opiniontllat Null li6catien would be abandoned upon the passage of . bill of a,ay character in reference to ibe Tariff. if Congress passed bill altering the Tariff acts of IS2S and 1852, he was of opinion that such act would set aside the Ordinance, which was specific ineits application to the Tariff acts of 1928 and IS32. Even Eifa bill more oppressive than the exist lng should pass, the Ordinance now ex listing would thereby be defeated, and fSouth Carolina would be under the ne ecssity of assembling another conyen- Ition, and passing another Ordinance. Mir. Wilkins found, he said, that he was not far from. right. What pros tpect then was there Of all abandonment. Iby South Caroiina, of her present DO Isition9 She offers Us but two modes oI adjusting the matter in dispute. The l first is by the total abandonment of inc protective system; by tho admission o i the whole list of protected articles free

 Of all duty, and raising the whole Feve-

 nue, derived from duties on imports

 exclusively, from the unprotected arti

 cles. The consequences Of the adop ton of this policy would be most fata

 and disastrous to the industry of the Northern States. ltwould Pnt the Ia