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have wrnng from US to devise new taxes, and to


increase many thai already exist Under this
system: the country has already been reduced to
a state of great distress and depression. Cotton
has dwiudled down to nothing. In 1900, the
venerable Capt Morris, (now of Biloxi) received
four eentss per pound freight on cotton from
NatchhE tOs p Philadelphia, more than our planters
now realize from The cotton itself Greater dis
tress and depression may be anticipated in years
to come, unless this monstrous spawn of British
political economy be abolished The proper
remedy is the ballot box. Let our citizens Law
aside the servitude and prejudice of party and sup
port men only who advocate free trade and tar
id for revenue only; and that revenue brought
down to the most economical standard