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Upon the agricultural interest this bill operate, in
the I,ain tax and burden; upon the very few art-
afforded, is given 10 extent any thng IKE equality
in the proportion ihat which is given 10 The manuac
turcd article The duties respectively Imposed upon WOOL
and wooens present striking instance o l inequality
The wool is admitted al mere nominal duty oil
per cent, while the cloth manufactured iren Is TO pay
40 per cent


dens and the excessive raies fixed by this bill cannot fail to
disturb trade extensively, they do not instances,
prove TO be positive prohibitions St strange as may
soe and mistaken he might be in his appreen
sans he felt bsand this bill safety
the commercial Grave questions made
here, well as elsewhere, whether we have in tact
revenue f,rce, and whether any duties upon Inn
ports be lawfully demanded and collected and legal
n,lsmen of the highest distinctions beth in and out ef
Congress deliberate opinions aganS, the
validity OF collection laws II seemed To be universally
conceded that such doubts had been raised the public
mind by these bold and confident opinions, that pay
made al the Custom-Houses but under for


NAL and ssemn protest against the right 10 demand and
ceye the duty. Let Congress adjourn without any action,
the face OF the fact that many OF It's members and
and what state OF things must We anticipate What
temptations for speculaon and irregular and excessive
nlpovtaiups will he held 10 capitalists OF and
all ether countries No duty above 20 cent be de-
aanaed in and with reasonable doub, and an
opportunity for litigation as TO The payment OF even tsa
and under The coniden; expectation OF high Tariff tper
hap as ch before rs) al the rekt session
of this sar1e Congress take place IN about three months


from time will not the county De hooded with goods


imported rs well on foreign domestic account! Goods
are unnsaa!y iow and money Is cheap IN England and
France and The three months TO be allowed VIII afford


time bring mporatioss sufficient ior ae eonsunpeon OF
that should take place, what are 10
olows The depression and suspension Of our TO-
ries OF course; The destruction OF The regular
merchant the drain OF specie TO pay the ossn aent
contracted for the goods another universal bank saspen
sion; and then all The arrangement OF business
e prices OF products aud labor and all the other e's al
tcndant upcn such irregularities Were these spPreEeh-
iInagnnryt He had been able convince hcl-
self they and If they were Dol, we ighs ooS ios