Pitt and Sheridan clash over Tobacco bill debate
Mr Pitt defends the Tobacco bill against Mr Sheridan's excise criticisms, arguing the principle aligns with revenue needs and the longer Excise system. He stresses trials by jury, quick duty, and the Commissioners’ discretion, dismissing claims of widespread abuse while noting potential refinements to appease tobacconists.
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