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snarl at everything proposed by this administration
Of course find fault with this They have attempted
TO start report that great dissatisfaction exists
among the men. Nothing could be farther from the
truth. IL is true that few, who were disgrace 70
the regiment, have, by pleading the baby act been
discharged-a most fortunate thing for the noble
fellows remaining. Their places have, however, in
every Instance, been Immediately filed with the
choice of mem and venture to say the gallant colo
mel could, if authorized double the number of his
regiment in weeks time with as choice a set Of
fellows as the present one is composed of.
A great outcry is still raised by few about the
adoption of the ad valorem system Of collecting du-
Ties, as though IT were new and untried experiment
OF Mr.. Walkers. have been TO the trouble Of emu
meratlng the articles, and parts thereof in the whg
tarih OF lo42, as arranged in ogden's tariff made
use OF at this custom-house and find that there are
,a9o enumerated articles and parts of ARTICLES; Of
which 247 are free, 68l pay specific duty, and
2'57O pay ad yalorem duties. So much for the
rse system Of ad yalorems.


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