{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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l Il levies is duties mol solely with view to raise revenue, but, to some extent, to prohib- l it the introduction into the country of the commodity on which the duties is imposed. In some instances, the duties imposed by the existing tariff amount to total prohibition. l refer to the coarse kinds cf cotton cloth, of which the manufacturers of this country now produce an ample supply, By this pfohibi- tive duty, imposed through the aid of the fraudulent ard cheating device of the nlai- aaam principle, tho manufactures is enabled to fix his own price upon these coarse ta- bi.s, actually charging his own eountrymen more fer them than he sells them for in for eign markets. Thus, h. respect to this ar~ ticle, all revenue Is defoGtea. 4 great por- tion oi the duties imposed by the present ta- riff afe more or less prohi5iiiFe.

 With the same ylew of benefling, ol "pfo- tecting" the manufactures the present tariff admits, duty free, Q laf. zlaaa efafiieles con sumed by the manufacturers. II seems to have been framed mere with such view of raising revenue. may justly be called ta- fB 10 froiect tte ma.tujGcfarers, and iaeidea- taitg to raise q revenue for the support ul the government. IL is the favofite hanhjng of the wGgs-.tho only surviving child of the herd-ciaer Congress; and therefore il is che rished win all that dnating foe.iness which parents display who have been favored with but one darling spenahilify.o They wiIl love ndadmiTe the !itte "cherub,2 however defofmcd in body, stupid in mad, or mis- chieYous in conduct, il may be, and however much other people may hate and deteat it.

 All duties tend, in some degree, to raj c the price of tha commodity on which they are levied, and also tise domestic article com ing in competition with l. Therefore thn domestic article wonld be, 10 some extent, ''prGtactedo by | mere revenue duty. That protection would lea necessary consequence, and could not be prevented. Revenue would be the purpose Of a revenue tariff, and pro- teciion its consequence or'.incideato There lcre, in one sense. all tariffs of duties are moro or less eproieetive.o

 have now explained the principles witch mark and diSiiagdisAa tariff iorrevonue from one for protection In ny ncxt, shall tate up the existing taili, and show, m that and subsequent communications, the mo1dacioaa, cheating, and iniquitous devices and eonlfi- yanees incorporated into il by the advocates of protection, VI ich have become naIoriaus and odioas under the names of @in;Rum and specifc duties, and with which itevefywhefe abounds

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