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sure IN those days was good-not your 56 lbs. 1t is
heavy article and the transportation of inland makes it
COST IN many places over go cents per busheL The du
~ 70 cents was hst put at the of
the war Part of was afterwards taken off, But it is
now 70 cents Those who voted for it then, said they
would vote against it when the 1t is said
that it is article which cannot be smugged-and il


that why should be taxed? Is good reason


ing that because aces and silks can be smuggedI
they must not be taxed high article of necessity
the poor Sir, said Mr. M, have always consider
ed this system Of high duties the strife of private inter-
against the public good It had been said to the South


few years ago, ony pass tariff bill and your cotton
will rise" But it has not. don't know that they pro-
missed US rise on tobacco But were told that it
turn out: With kind protection, instead of our
manufacturers uncersellng the foreigners the foreigners
undeTsell US. They 90 away with good prices He saw
Boston paper not long snce that the prices had not
fallen The promise was, however, that every thing
should fall and it reminds of the maxim that tswhile
die before there would be any fall Sir think. said
Mr. M that we frightened about foreign products
that we would be almost willing to sarve ourselves and
60 naked, rather than eat and wear hem The full in.
tention othis system to be- to have moth


ing but what made in this country Sir, if the South
ern States had looked sharp after their affairs as


the North have where would the great export trade have
come from In nothing ought equality to be strict
ly observed, than in taxation But every body knows
that you collect in of the country, and expend


in another, you do not deal equally 1t old FASH


oned opinion with him, that the maxim which directed
that every body should be let alone and do that which
they could do best, contained sound doctrine. Free
trade and sailors rights, formerly the motto of our
system but now, every point must be settled by law.
He had hoped that this bill would pass but his hopes
should always be of opinion that justice required pas
sage"