Disinterested Public Service
Disinterested Public Service
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Debates upon the items of a tariff bill in Congress will be found to consist usually of the disquisitions by expert manufacturers and their agents, congressional and lobby, in which the chemical, mineral, or vegeta- ble history and composition of the article under consideration is entered into with an elaborate fullness and technicality quite incomprehensible to an ordinary mind, and which usually is settled by the dogmatic statements of alleged specialists and their convincing briefs.
In such ...discussions, and such a mode of treating a subject so multifa- rious, it is naturally impossible to apply any principle of taxation, and the attempt does not appear to be frequently made.
But after enactment into law, the time soon arrives for its practical in- terpretation by Collectors of Customs and Treasury Agents, and then the "true inwardness" of the clauses is made manifest to the public.
On the dockets of the United States Courts, cases arising out of dis- puted interpretation of the tariff are to be found by thousands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Debates upon the items of a tariff bill in Congress will be found to consist usually of the disquisitions by expert manufacturers and their agents, congressional and lobby, in which the chemical, mineral, or vegeta- ble history and composition of the article under consideration is entered into with an elaborate fullness and technicality quite incomprehensible to an ordinary mind, and which usually is settled by the dogmatic statements of alleged specialists and their convincing briefs.
In such ...discussions, and such a mode of treating a subject so multifa- rious, it is naturally impossible to apply any principle of taxation, and the attempt does not appear to be frequently made.
But after enactment into law, the time soon arrives for its practical in- terpretation by Collectors of Customs and Treasury Agents, and then the "true inwardness" of the clauses is made manifest to the public.
On the dockets of the United States Courts, cases arising out of dis- puted interpretation of the tariff are to be found by thousands.
What to read after Disinterested Public Service?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Francis Bayard to read onlineMoreLess
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