The Works of Alexander Hamilton: Miscellanies, 1789-1795: France; Duties on imports; National bank; Manufactures; Revenue circulars; Reports on claims, etcJ.F. Trow, Printer, 1850 |
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... foreign purchasers . That competition will accelerate the rise of stock ; and whatever greater rate this obliges foreigners to pay for what they purchase , is so much clear saving to the nation . In the opinion of the Secretary , and ...
... foreign purchasers . That competition will accelerate the rise of stock ; and whatever greater rate this obliges foreigners to pay for what they purchase , is so much clear saving to the nation . In the opinion of the Secretary , and ...
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... foreign speculations , from the lowness of the price , would be too great to be neglected , millions would probably be lost to the United States . All of which is humbly submitted . ALEXANDER HAMILTON , Secretary of the Treasury . To ...
... foreign speculations , from the lowness of the price , would be too great to be neglected , millions would probably be lost to the United States . All of which is humbly submitted . ALEXANDER HAMILTON , Secretary of the Treasury . To ...
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... foreign bottoms , will be counter- acted by the want of a greater duty than is now laid on the same goods , brought from Europe ; as competition is more to be apprehended through that channel , than from direct importations , in foreign ...
... foreign bottoms , will be counter- acted by the want of a greater duty than is now laid on the same goods , brought from Europe ; as competition is more to be apprehended through that channel , than from direct importations , in foreign ...
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... foreign coun- tries . The construction which has been adopted , is , that it accrues on every entry , whether from abroad , or in one part of the United States from another . One reason for this construction results from the second sec ...
... foreign coun- tries . The construction which has been adopted , is , that it accrues on every entry , whether from abroad , or in one part of the United States from another . One reason for this construction results from the second sec ...
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... foreign ( as well as domestic ) commodities , from district to district , by any vessel of the burthen of twenty tons and upwards , which has not a register or enrolment , and a license to trade . Hence , if even a registered vessel ...
... foreign ( as well as domestic ) commodities , from district to district , by any vessel of the burthen of twenty tons and upwards , which has not a register or enrolment , and a license to trade . Hence , if even a registered vessel ...
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accrue act making provision ad valorem additional advantage ALEXANDER HAMILTON amount annuity appear applied appropriation ascer balance of trade bills borrowed bullion capital centum certificates circulation circumstances coins consequence considerable contract course creditors distilled spirits district domestic duties on imports duties on spirits effect equal established expedient expense exportation favor foreign gallon gold Government greater guilders House of Representatives hundred hydrometer inconvenience instances January labor land less loans manufactures material ment nature necessary object officers operation paid particular payable payment present principal proceeds produce proper proportion proposed public credit public debt purchases purpose quantity rate of interest reason receipts received redemption regard regulation reimbursement render requisite respect revenue Secretary silver sinking fund six per cent specie Staphorst statement submitted subscribed surplus things tion tonnage trade TREASURY DEPARTMENT United vessels William Short
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Página 71 - Except into the districts adjoining to the Dominion of Canada, or into the districts adjacent to Mexico, no merchandise of foreign growth or manufacture subject to the payment of duties shall be brought into the United States from any foreign port or place, or from any hovering vessel.
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Página 4 - This reflection derives additional strength from the nature of the debt of the United States. It was the price of liberty. The faith of America has been repeatedly pledged for it, and with solemnities that give peculiar force to the obligation. There is, indeed, reason to regret that it has not hitherto been kept; that the necessities of the war, conspiring with inexperience in the subjects of finance, produced direct infractions; and that the subsequent period has been a continued scene of negative...
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Página 210 - The promoting of emigration from foreign countries. 5. The furnishing greater scope for the diversity of talents and dispositions which discriminate men from each other. 6. The affording a more ample and various field for enterprise. 7. The creating in some instances a new, and securing in all a more certain and steady demand for the surplus produce of the soil.
Página 413 - ... from the first day of January to the last day of December, which is the end of the year.
Página 468 - for raising a further sum of money for the protection of the frontiers, and for other purposes therein mentioned...