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prove a source of revenue The present du- tles are not revenue duties, even i'll the most strained and remote sense.

 Not only does the new tariff cheat the re- venue in this manner, bat it expresses the farmers No wonder ihatthe name of black tariff, which we gave it when it was first brought before Congress, sticks. On all the other articles of iron, particularly used by the agricultural popuation-ox, log, and ,sace chains. iron wire, wrought nails, raw iron in baTs--the duty from one hundred to 230 per cent. Il is pleasant to reflect in how many ways this excellent tariff manifests it's utility. It lessens the public revenue, it m- poverishes the farmer, it pampers the manu- iacturer

 We look to see the House of Representa- lives taking uf this important and urgent question:, which both the state of the reve- uue, and the condition of our agricultural population, concur to press upon their atten- ton, and examine it in the light of common sense and common justice, neither of which were regarded when it was passed