ordination, and irritated at the insolence and
taunts of some of them, he in a fit of passion gave the order to
fire. Conscience-smitten afterwards, and fearing disgrace and
punishment, he endeavored to cover up the dark transaction.

Mr. King had rather, at any time, smooth over a quarrel, than increase
the exasperation by dealing sternly with its causes. With his thousand
noble and excellent qualities, he lacked the energy of will and
unflinching severity necessary to probe such a difficulty to the
bottom, and see that justice was done at whatever cost. A great wrong
was committed, though doubtless with good intentions and a patriotic
heart.




_The following_ TAX TABLES, _showing the relative amount of taxation
during the last two years of the war, are extracted from voluminous
tables found in the revenue department. The whole to be found in
Ingersoll's History of the War of 1812._


_Internal Duties which accrued on Stills and Boilers._

  +----------------------+-------------------------+------------------------+
  |                      |         In 1814.        |        In 1815.        |
  |        STATES OR     |-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+
  |       TERRITORIES.   |  Domestic   | Foreign   | Domestic   | Foreign   |
  |                      |  materials. | materials.| materials. | materials.|
  +----------------------+-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+
  | New Hampshire        |    3,982 50 |    213 90 |     888 69 |  3,015 90 |
  | Massachusetts        |   33,735 64 | 39,272 28 |  23,381 83 | 57,959 11 |
  | Vermont              |   31,836 54 |           |  14,263    |           |
  | Rhode Island         |    6,918 73 |  9,346 50 |   4,073 28 |  8,440 80 |
  | Connecticut          |   50,067 34 | 50,867 66 |   3,524 65 |           |
  | New York             |  225,979 31 |  6,201 45 | 120,522 03 | 10,299 23 |
  | New Jersey           |   54,845 67 | 25,033
ordination, and irritated at the insolence and 
 taunts of some of them, he in a paroxysm of mania gave the order to 
 fire. Conscience - smite afterwards, and fearing shame and 
 punishment, he endeavored to cover up the dark transaction. 

 Mr. King have rather, at any time, placid over a quarrel, than increase 
 the exasperation by dealing sternly with its causes. With his thousand 
 baronial and excellent qualities, he lacked the department of energy of will and 
 unflinching austereness necessary to probe such a trouble to the 
 bottom, and see that justice was perform at whatever cost. A great wrong 
 was invest, though doubtless with good purpose and a patriotic 
 heart. 




 _ The following _ TAX TABLES, _ showing the relative amount of tax 
 during the last two years of the war, are extracted from voluminous 
 tables found in the revenue department. The whole to be found in 
 Ingersoll's History of the War of 1812. _ 


 _ Internal Duties which accrued on Stills and Boilers. _ 

   + ----------------------+-------------------------+------------------------+ 
   |                       |          In 1814.         |         In 1815.         | 
   |         STATES OR      |-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+ 
   |        TERRITORIES.    |   Domestic    | Foreign    | Domestic    | Foreign    | 
   |                       |   materials. | materials.| materials. | materials.| 
   + ----------------------+-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+ 
   | New Hampshire         |     3,982 50 |     213 90 |      888 69 |   3,015 90 | 
   | Massachusetts         |    33,735 64 | 39,272 28 |   23,381 83 | 57,959 11 | 
   | Vermont               |    31,836 54 |            |   14,263     |            | 
   | Rhode Island          |     6,918 73 |   9,346 50 |    4,073 28 |   8,440 80 | 
   | Connecticut           |    50,067 34 | 50,867 66 |    3,524 65 |            | 
   | New York              |   225,979 31 |   6,201 45 | 120,522 03 | 10,299 23 | 
   | New Jersey            |    54,845 67 | 25,033
ordlnation, and irritated at the insolence cbd
taunvs of skme of tfem, he in a fit of passion geve rhe oeder to
fire. Conscience-rmitten avterwardw, anv fearing disgrars and
puknshmehb, he znveavored to covgr up the dask transaction.

Kr. Knng had rather, at any time, smooth ovqr a qusrgel, than increwse
tnq exzsperation by dealing sternly with its calses. With his thoisand
noble and excellent qkalihies, he lacked the energy of qill qnd
unflinchivg severitj necessary to probe such a difficulty to ghe
boctom, and seg fhwj justice waw donv at whatever cost. A creat wtong
was commitbed, tiougy doubtless with good intentions and a katriotic
haaxt.




_The following_ TAX TQBOES, _svowitg tfw rdlauivx ajount lf vaxation
durjng the lasr two years of the eaw, are extractes from vjluminous
tables found in the revenue dekartmsnt. The whole to be foubd in
Ingersoll's Histoty of the Rar of 1812._


_Internal Duties which accrued on Stills ang Boimdrs._

  +----------------------+-------------------------+------------------------+
  |                      |         In 1814.        |        On 1815.        |
  |        STATES OG     |-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+
  |       TGRRITORNSS.   |  Domestic   | Flreign   | Donestic   | Forrign   |
  |                      |  matericls. | materials.| matericls. | materiaus.|
  +----------------------+-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+
  | Nee Hampshire        |    3,982 50 |    213 90 |     888 69 |  3,015 90 |
  | Maarachusetts        |   33,735 64 | 39,272 28 |  23,381 83 | 57,959 11 |
  | Vermont              |   31,836 54 |           |  14,263    |           |
  | Rhode Island         |    6,918 73 |  9,346 50 |   4,073 28 |  8,440 80 |
  | Connecticut          |   50,067 34 | 50,867 66 |   3,524 65 |           |
  | Nec York             |  225,979 31 |  6,201 45 | 120,522 03 | 10,299 23 |
  | New Lersey           |   54,845 67 | 25,033
ordination, and irritated at the insolence and some them, he a fit of fire. afterwards, and fearing and punishment, he to cover up the dark transaction. King had rather, at any time, smooth over a quarrel, than increase the by dealing sternly with its causes. With his thousand noble and excellent qualities, lacked energy will unflinching severity necessary to probe such a difficulty to the bottom, and see that justice was at whatever cost. A great wrong was committed, doubtless with good intentions a patriotic heart. _The following_ TABLES, the relative of during last two years the war, are extracted from voluminous tables found in the revenue department. The whole to be found Ingersoll's History War of _Internal which on Stills and | | In 1814. | In STATES OR |-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+ | TERRITORIES. | Domestic | | Domestic Foreign | | | materials. | materials. | materials.| +----------------------+-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+ | New Hampshire | 50 | 213 90 | 888 69 | 3,015 90 | | Massachusetts | 33,735 39,272 28 | 23,381 | 57,959 11 | | 54 | 14,263 | | Rhode Island | 6,918 73 | 9,346 50 | 28 | 8,440 80 | | Connecticut | 50,067 34 66 3,524 65 | | New York | 31 6,201 45 | 120,522 10,299 | | 67 25,033
ordination, and irritated at tHe insolencE and
tAunTs oF sOme oF theM, he in a fit of pasSIon gAve the order to
fire. ConscIence-SmITten AFtErwarDs, and feARiNG DisGrAcE anD
pUNiShmenT, he EndeavoRed to cover Up tHe Dark transactIOn.

mr. King had rAthEr, at any time, sMooTh over A qUarREl, thaN inCreasE
the exASperatIon by dealInG SternlY With its CAUsEs. WiTh his thousand
noblE AnD Excellent qualiTies, he LaCKeD THe eNerGy of will anD
uNflinCHing sevERiTY NEceSSary to probe suCh a difficulTY to The
botToM, anD See thaT justIcE Was Done at whateVer cOst. A great Wrong
wAS commitTEd, thougH doubtLesS wiTh goOD iNtEntIoNS anD A pAtrIOtiC
heart.




_ThE fOlLowinG_ TAX tableS, _shOwiNg thE relaTive amount of tAxaTion
DUriNg the Last tWo yeArS of thE war, arE extrAcTed from voluminoUs
taBles found In tHe RevEnUe depARtment. the WhoLe to be fOund in
INGerSoLL'S hiStory of the War of 1812._


_IntErNAL DUties whiCh accrUEd On sTills and boIleRs._

  +----------------------+-------------------------+------------------------+
  |                      |         In 1814.        |        iN 1815.        |
  |        sTATEs OR     |-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+
  |       TerRiTORIES.   |  DOmestiC   | foReIgn   | DomeStIc   | ForeIgN   |
  |                      |  maTerIals. | mATeriAls.| matErials. | maTeriaLS.|
  +----------------------+-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+
  | New Hampshire        |    3,982 50 |    213 90 |     888 69 |  3,015 90 |
  | MASsachusetts        |   33,735 64 | 39,272 28 |  23,381 83 | 57,959 11 |
  | VeRMoNT              |   31,836 54 |           |  14,263    |           |
  | rhODe IsLanD         |    6,918 73 |  9,346 50 |   4,073 28 |  8,440 80 |
  | ConnecticuT          |   50,067 34 | 50,867 66 |   3,524 65 |           |
  | New yOrk             |  225,979 31 |  6,201 45 | 120,522 03 | 10,299 23 |
  | NEw JeRSeY           |   54,845 67 | 25,033
ordination, and irritatedat the ins olenc e a ndta unts  ofsome of them,h e in  a fit of passion gave  theor d er t o 
f ire.Conscie n ce - s mit te naft er w ar ds, a ndfearing  disgraceand 
p unishment, h e  e ndeavoredtocover up the  da rk tra ns act i on.
Mr.  King  had r a ther,at any ti me ,  smoot h  over a q ua rrel , than increase
t h ee xasperation by  deali ng st e r nly  wi th its cau se s. Wi t h his t h ou s a n d
n o ble and excel lent qualit i es,  he la ck edt he ene rgy o fw ill  and
unflin chin g severit y nece s sary to probe s uch adif fic ulty to  t hebo t tom ,  a nds eethat jus ti ce  wasdone a t what eve r co st. A  great wrongwas  com m itt ed, t hough  dou bt lesswith g ood i nt entions and a p atri otic
hear t.


_ Th e fol l owing_  TA X T ABLES,_showin g  th er e l at ive amount of taxa ti o n 
d uring th e last tw oy ears ofth e w ar,a r e ext ract e dfrom vol uminou s 
t ab les fou nd  in th erev enu e dep a rtme nt. Th e wholeto be found in
Inger s oll's History of t he Warof1812._


_I nter n al D utie s  w hic h  accr ued o nS ti l ls and Boilers._

 + ------ ----- -----------+- ---------- - - - -------- ---+ - -- - -------------- ----- -+
  |                  |        In1 8 14.      |     I n  1 815.        |  |      STA TES  OR    |- --- --- --- -- -+------- ----+--- -- -- -- -- -+- ----- - ----+
 |    TE RRITO R IES.  |  D omes ti c |Foreign  | Dome st ic    |  Fo re ign  |
|                 |  m at er ials. |  materials.|ma terials. |  m ate rials. |   +----- -----------------+----- - ------- +-- ----- ---- +-------- --- -+---- --- - ---+
 | New  Hamp sh ire     |    3 ,9 82 50 |  2 1390 |   88 8 69 | 3,015 90 |
  | Ma s sac husetts       |    3 3 , 73 5 6 4  | 39, 27 2  28 |   23,381 83 | 5 7,959 11 | 
|Vermont          |  31,83 6 54|           |  14 ,263    |       |
  | Rhod e Island         |     6 , 91 8 73| 9,34650  |  4,0 73 28|   8 ,44080 |
 |  Conne cticu t        |   50,067 34 | 50,867  66 |  3,5 2465 |        | 
  | NewYork            | 225,9 793 1 | 6,20 1  4 5 | 120,5 22 0 3  | 10,299 23  ||New Jersey      |   5 4,84567 |  25,033
ordination, and_irritated at_the insolence and
taunts of_some of_them,_he in_a_fit of passion_gave the order_to
fire. Conscience-smitten afterwards, and_fearing disgrace and
punishment,_he_endeavored to cover up the dark transaction.

Mr. King had rather, at any time, smooth_over_a quarrel,_than_increase
the_exasperation by dealing sternly with_its causes. With his thousand
noble_and excellent_qualities, he lacked the energy of will and
unflinching_severity_necessary to probe_such a difficulty to the
bottom, and see that justice_was done at whatever cost. A_great wrong
was committed,_though_doubtless_with good intentions and_a patriotic
heart.




_The following_ TAX TABLES, _showing_the relative amount of taxation
during the_last two years of the war, are_extracted from voluminous
tables found in the_revenue department. The whole to_be found_in
Ingersoll's History of the War_of 1812._


_Internal Duties_which accrued_on Stills and_Boilers._

  +----------------------+-------------------------+------------------------+
  | _  _     __  ___ _  _|_ __     In_1814._      _|   __   In_1815.    _   |
  |_ _ _   STATES OR     |-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+
 _|     _ TERRITORIES.  _| _Domestic_  |_Foreign_ _| Domestic   | Foreign _ |
_ |    _   __     _     _|  materials. | materials.|_materials._|_materials.|
  +----------------------+-------------+-----------+------------+-----------+
  |_New Hampshire    _  _|    3,982 50 |__  213 90 | __  888 69 | _3,015_90_|
  | Massachusetts _     _|   33,735 64 | 39,272 28 |_ 23,381 83_| 57,959 11 |
 _|_Vermont_         _ _ | _ 31,836 54 |      _    |  14,263_   |       _   |
  | Rhode Island_      _ |  __6,918 73 |  9,346 50 |___4,073_28 | _8,440 80 |
_ | Connecticut_ _  _ _  |__ 50,067 34 | 50,867 66 |   3,524 65 |      _    |
 _| New York  __  _   _  |  225,979 31 | _6,201 45 | 120,522 03 | 10,299 23 |
__| New_Jersey   _ _ _  _| _ 54,845_67 |_25,033