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every year must be the sliding scale; permanent
standard, would be fuctuating that the Treasur,
would sometimes be full and sometimes empty. The
present tariff works nearly pom the principle Of the
compromise act its protective features rapidly re-
ducng the average rate Of duty and the establishment
of manufactures in this country reducing the mporta
ton OF goods paying the higher rates of duty and the re-
is therefore annually decreasing The operations
Of the various banking systems throughout the country
producing changes in the currency contracting and
expanding at times any local influence may arise ana
regulating internal aud external commercial affairs
than any other thing Our markets are opened or
closed to the introduction Of foreign manufactures IN
proportion the value Of our circulating medium and
reduced rate duty and expanded currency, would
increase importatons to such an extent, that we
should have surplus long as these two sys
existed The currency of the country must be re-
duced simultaneously with reduction of the tariff and
the adoption of specie system by the General and State
Governments would produce healthy state of things
throughout the country give the control of our own
markets. place manufacturing interests upon
solid basis and keep up uniformity Of prices in all
tinns of he country.