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,lorrm principle, and Bninunls and specific duties
/ lsndoned,) the late revenue law has been passed


nd every dsinterested man wishes that il may full
I ,hs purposes for which il is intended.


l The Presidents message was sent to Congress on


he % of December, and on the 9th OF January fol-
ovlng Mr.. Wright sent in his own message 10 the


glslature of New York, from which we quote the


lowing just and appropriate passage:


"As declaration of the policy Of the present ad-
Lolstratlon Of the federal government the message
the President appears TO me TO justify the conh-
snce entertained by the country in the publicly
Vowed principles Of the man, and to realize the ex
letatoGs naturally excited by his elevation to the
gh trust he holds. The re-esta adjustment OF the IN
|soendent treasury was confidently anticipated as a
|sult of his election, and that great measure could
|ol have been more distinctly or strongly recon-
|snded to Congress, than II is in this message The
|nncipes put forth as those which should govern
l. Adjustment Of the laws for the collection of
|syenue from the customs, are also those the coun'


y had right to expect from his public declarations
oon that subject. They appear to me to be sub
antiaIIy the principles upon which alone tariff OF
Iuues upon imports can be adjusted, which will
ave promise Of permaneney, or which will give
reasonable satisfaction TO the different sections OF
pur widely extended country, and TO all the various
interests to be affected"


Thsis an authority which is worthy of respect, and
ne may add that whilst the act of lS42 was adopt
ID only as temporary expedient for raising reve|
nue., the act of 1886 is founded upon such Prnci-
,ss as give some promise Of permansncy," and
Ihich will, when calmly weighed and fairly tried,
,ye it is to- be hoped, reasonable satisfaction to
he different sections of our widely extended coun-
ry, and TO all the various interests of the Union"