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1882. coffee was exempted from duty 81
together. This exemption was universal
without reference to the country where i
was produced, Of the national character 81
, the vessel in which il was imported. By
the tariff act Of the thir,hieth Of August,
1912, this exemption from duty vas res
, sricsed 70 coffee imported in American
vessels from the place Of its production


whilst coffee imported under ali other cir.
cumsssnces was subjected 10 duty o


twenty per cent. ad volorem. Uude,
this act, and our existing treaty with III,
King Of the Netherlands. Java coffee i'm


ported from the European ports Of tina


kingdom into the United States. whethe,
| in Dutch OF American vessels. nov. nav,
ihis rate Of duty. The xovernmen, Of Ii,
Netherlands complains that such . di.
!, eriminating dasyshould have been imposed
on coffee. the projection Of one Of il,
colonies. and which IL chiefly broush


from Java 10 the ports Of thai kinrdem
and exported from thence 10 foreiru
countries. Our trade with the Neither
lands is highly beneficial 10 both countries
and our relations with them have eve
been Of the moot friendly character. On
der oil The circumstances Of the case.


recommend that this discrimination .honl,
be abolished, and that the coffee Of Jav


imported from The Netherlands be place,
upon the same footing with that imporie,
directly from Brazil and other couutrie