Remarks by the Editor.
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= Ne cannot publish the foregoing without
Saas against any possible misrepresentation
y course hereafter on this question Of taxa
!, = Nc have no objection to the Mill Tax i'm
ssss y the late Legislature, excep, as connected
I.sa aa a'2page Of The Public Works If the
,s, sssse had deemed even larger Tax neces-
:, !, Ds v'goroas prosecutors of those Works,
!, s.a r, have sustained its adoption. But to
sl.sS 10 raise the price OF Stocks, or rather,
=. spse', to render Internal Improvement
s,. s.'aI s'sa Tie People, by chargingupon it the
NY ''E isxation, seems wanton aggrava-
=. ae public bur,hens at time Of great and
b.. 49, asp'ession, and as such wo oppose it,
~, @ distinctly understood that we would
~, ,''ss Sustain tax even of foe nill. which
s,,s Necessary to the fulflmcnt of any of the
fs, I' o. the State, and especially the paymen,


S's whether principal or interest.