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The principal recommendations of the re- port are as folIows:-

 |. That no more money he collected than is necessary for the wants of an economical administration.

 ?. Duties not to be above the lowest rate which will yield the largest revenue.

 3. Discrimination to be made below such rate.

 4. Highest duties to be imposed on luxu- ries.

 5. Minimum and specific duties to be abolished, and duties to be assessed on ac- tual market value.

 6. Duties 10 be so enforced as to operate equally, as far as possible, throug bout the Union, discriminating tor nor against any class or section.

 It urges graduation of the price ot the public lands; the restoration oi the suh-trea- surv; the establishment of a branch of the U. s. Mint in the city of N. Y ork; which mlni shall also be he sublreasury there.