Tariff bill proposal in 1833 United States Congress
The document details a proposed tariff act setting duties on imports across many goods including wool, textiles, iron, sugar, coffee, tea, and printed books. It outlines duty rates by item, transitional dates, repeal provisions, free-entry items such as certain books, and general enforcement rules, with a note on the press and an editor’s account of an assault connected to political tensions.
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Senate
House of Representiers
Congress
United States
Ureh
Kendal
Yareh
Isa
Dallas
Plac
Marea
Asad
Marveh
Caina
Tonnnes
Wvinetooith
Marek
Cape of Good Hope
U.S. Telegraph
Gen. Blair
Telegraph
Blair
Clab bin
Andrew Jackson
Dirk and Club
Vanan
Washington
PHE
General Blair
South Carolina
Andie
Union Party of
Charleston
Union
Gen. B
N.Y
England
Tory Party
Duff Green
D.G
Augustas Saturday Factary Five Seventeen
Correspondents are advised that Scriven and several other articles must be deferred due to lack of room. The report on the spirited and patriotic proceedings of the meeting of the young men of the city on Thursday evening is omitted for the present.
Tillow Palatre Delights with Beleidera in Venice Preserved
Last evening Tillow Palatre opened to a respectful audience. Miss Crirton received flattering welcomes and her impersonation of Beleidera in Venice Preserved was praised as impressive and faithful, matching high expectations and drawing loud rapturous applause.
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Miss Crirton
Beleidera
Venice
Anti Tariff Convention Vote Seekers Urge Public Support
A late Anti Tariff Convention committee asks county voters to approve the proceedings and vote with the word Approven, urging friends of State Rights and Free Trade to cast ballots in favor.
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Antitarier Convuntigon
Messrs
Monacomeny
Sorcomay
Hearp
Metyre
Deygins
Market Report on Cotton Receipts and Freight Rates
Since the 20th alt, cotton receipts have been limited to a few hundred bales with only small parcels trading at firm prices. Quotations at ten and a half cents show demand fair. Stock is tight and shipments well below normal for this season. Freight to Savannah 75 cents per bale. scarce to Charleston. Bills on Northern cities at 60 days four percent discount at sight two percent premium.
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Savannah
Charleston
Baltimore Great Town Meeting Rebels Against Nullifiers
A Baltimore record from the 27th ult reports a lively town meeting attacking Carolina governance and the Nullifiers. It highly approves the Tyrant's Proclamation and condemns the Union Party of South Carolina for opposing the Nullifiers, urging rebellion to defend liberty. The piece mocks a supposed preservation of the Union amid calls for further oppression.
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Baltimore
Q.dinance
Carolina
Union Party
South Carolina
Union Party of
South
NEW TARIFF BILL DISCUSSION IN CONGRESS
The piece notes a debate on the new tariff bill reported by Mr VerrLayer from the Ways and Means Committee. The writer opposes accepting the bill as is citing lack of security for future protection policy and urges assurances that protection will be abandoned, seeking a gradual move to revenue duties.
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VerrLayer
Committee of Ways and Means
Congress
Carolina
Carolina Defies Tax Plan and Maintains the Nullification Stand
The text recalls Lord North's concession and the colonial fight over taxes, urging South Carolina to resist bribes and preserve liberty. It quotes a Washington City letter from December 27, 1832, noting plans to reduce duties on woollens and cottons while opposing tariffs on iron, salt, hemp, and sugar and predicting further action if the bill fails.
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Lord North
South Carolina
Carolina
Georgia State Rights and Free Trade Association Formed
At the Atlanta area meeting on January 2, the Georgia State Rights and Free Trade Association adopted a constitution. officers include a president and three vice presidents, with a standing committee to manage funds and correspondence. The group pledges to promote free discussion, defend state sovereignty, and foster unity within the Union.
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Groraia Starz Ringurs
Cagle & Phonix
Jacon Meise, Esq
Avex'n. Jones
Foxes
Committee of Ten
Georgia State Rights and Ever Trade Association
State Rights and Frenk Fade Party
Augusta
Hie Confiderne
United States
Prado
Als Union
Georgia State Rights and Free Wrads Association
Paras Tlof
A. Jonasson
Nestth
Pendence
Vention
Congress
Mora
Deaware
Teland
Ats
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Sylvania
Hteland
Delaware
York
Cyees
Soveranr Stiles
Wil Toy
Sel
Convantiet
Sr Union
Sted
Alenes
North Carona Anu
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Tillow Palatre
Washtneron City
Uited
Georgia
Moetin
Tomas Jeffensoy
Unon
Asgon
Secretar
Turitten
Mowgry
Association
Engle
Pheonix Hore
Jacob Mole
Arix'n Doses
Gomery
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