NEW ORLEANS -.
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The cormorants Of New Orleans appear to 81
perfectly satisfied that the imposition upon til
labor Of Mississippi and other portions Of tbs
southwest will produce ''healthier state O
trade &c. We have been reading the last
Transcript, and find that they have most won
degful excuse for making the cotton planters re-
deem their rotton shin-plasteTs. Il is said the
reduced cost of landing, storage and dragage,
together with the costs consequent upon The
largo expenditures upon wharyes and streets,
which have called for this new TAX, sh0a!a
reconcile az parties 70 MODERATE contribution.
which. without being entirely oneroua in effect,
is intended to be but temporary in duration :
Az to the burthen being but temporary, il only
shows its utter went Of principle, and at best is
but "snatch-g -ganle" of thieving, that the peo.
PIE cannot BE- induced TO submit to CALMLY. TO
call upon the cotton planters TO indirectly build
Wharves, repair the streets, and redeem tic de.
preciated ahin-piasters Of New Orleans, is 4
masterpiece Of startling presumption, unparal.
lelled in tile annsls Of municipal regulations
The tax upon mississippi alone will amount to
nearly $3.50, 600 annually, and this, to, to build
wharyes and repair tie streets Of New Orleans
monstrous