Our state Policy.
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Tho Am.ricon has letter from a New.io or"
Merchant in Europe who Is very properly
ashamed of the odum which Reputation has
brourL. on the American name, and whe thereup-
on condemns the Wing Members Of osr last Leg
i.la,ure for voting agains; Direct Tax. The VIII
ter r1aniests gross ignorance Of his subject Those
Member, voted against the Regency bill first be-
cause the resources Of the State for paying ts IN
tere.t we're ample rifioW taxation. and secoHdly
because the same bill provided for stopping th'
Pu6hc u orks now Cor rat-er hcH) in process o
construction. The Wing Members offered to vote
and did vote to lay tax provided the WORKS
were continued. Such rhe facts. II any NhIs
had voted against taN when the interest could MOI
otherwise be paid, We shoald have gladly held hin
up 10 universal infamy.