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pie, ad leave tho treasury empty. In war, the
reveeae disappears; in peace it 10 unsteady. On
sdch system tho government wil! not be able
much longer exclusively to rely. We all anti.
spate lhntwe shall have shortly to resort to some
additional supply Of revchue within ourselves. 1
sas opposed to the total repeal of the ntsrnai re.
senue | would have preserved ccr,eAs parts Of
at kast, to be ready for emergencies ,.ch as
low sSist. And am. for ons, read, 20 excipS.
foreig spirits altogether. and s-.s'u.e ~. .o
revenpe levied on them E upon .as sp'lu. I.,.
made within the country No other na'ion isss
in so p,ch Of foreigu spirits as We do. By the
encou cement of Some industry. you will lay


basis { internal taxation. when i gets strong


thai WILDE steady and uniform, yielding anxS,a


pea:e ami in war. We do not derive our aon''y


from abr,ad, to pay taxes. That depends upon


our woahh and our industry; and it is the same.


whaever may be the form Of levying the pu0hs
contibutions."