An attempt to shew the justice and expediency of substituting an income or property tax for the present taxes, or a part of them as affording the most equitable, the least injurious, and (under the modified procedure suggested therein,) the least obnoxious mode of taxation : also, the most fair, advantageous, and effectual plans of reducing the national debt.

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