Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-10-17
ffresn thrE Q. Crescent
Hon. Miles Taylor--His Sugar Votes.

Miles Taylor pursue a very singuta
course. They d" not deny tie votes Ii,
gave; the, do no even aIiude to til,
votes. bu, ;lIry ns- vagav g'neraiit,r.
aid Mandatory putt. aud 1t the same tim.
make n,5s l~ngenurus attacks upon hi
opponent. Tia. American press and III.
American party have never Yet deseenti
ed INTO the titlty arena # abuse. y,
oue has cen>ur-d lht Hon. Mills Iaytoi
for bis change from Wl,ggesy IT, Demo
rracv. and ru oa,. l.as disturbed III.
-qn*n1nnliy by abiding tn his SOCIALIST,
itoc!i, ties. His woes OH TIE suysl
question have onl, ben cumnen,r:
Upon. HIS "pp"urits corc~de his CON
s~'~tency III v'stng aga'ns, su.st, rat! u
:Esan char = is'n "i''i inconsistency it
,olsng against III. parry Thai I've voted
1.r reducing The 'lnly IN sugar is admit
ted that Dem mratge dnt1lne wutl5
a.1 permit bun t" VOTE o~li,sr~'s, is aI>,
g1a't-e.
Dvun.mracy is iii favar # free trade
s., is the Hon Miles TayIur. Denuucrst-
~ wants neither cu~tnsn GGs-s g.tr c"l
ircl"fs-neitl4ei does ,i,- Hon. Mis-
TAYLOR. Democracy - III ia.s,r u ,iig~ct
t~axattnn-,o i the Hon. M,l-- Ta.fof.
Democracy OPPOSES appropriations t.,
HE te.etai Eoveriiin.n for internal
IMPROVEMENTS does the Hon. Mile,
.asl"r. Democracy Imports bacf.auai,.
CIV. Naiker, f'e, Kansas, squ.si+r soy
-re'gns, a,,.t a.'rr suEft,ge So DOES HE
Hon. Miles Taylor. sou'i,ern Drtu~c,
rac, is wiling Il. be ab,Illioulzvd b. lie
administration and ,o he placed on liz
E~'re-soll platform of Northern Deunocrs
cy-and SO is thu Hon. Mics TaYlna.-
Democracy toIefases free negro sutisag-
so does tie Hon. Miles TAYLOR. y ia.
ever we're his p]oIi,icat views when he
IVA, i Wing, no one now doubts his
genuine Democracy. Now lie, us look
n !.ls sugar votes.
The II. use OF Representatives WAS
Black Republican, i, had a Black Re-
publican Sp 'aker and Back Republican,
communicable. Campbell Of Ohio. Il
Back Repobl'ran and Chairman Of tEss
Committee Oh Ways aud Meal~. when
The bill IL amend the tariff u 1916 cam.
up, moved Al amendment to exempt
tom duty certain articles and omsttsd
sugar entirely. Mr. L-tcl-r of Vsrgi ID.
Offered MI Amendment TO Mr.. Canpbell'>
amendment, which reduced tbs duty 70
p per cent 1t WAS conceded that the
revenues Of the Government were 100
large and that the tariff should hs r-
da,ea. Mr.. Taylor. st'o,i generous .ssI,
wished 10 show BIZ, !fbef Wv. his ,%it>,s,.
se,esi.duess and his genuine Democracy,
SO he voted to reduce tie tariff on Al.
Articles, rot excepting su.a II. thought
be could not ak to have the duty on
tnr the reduction Of duties on all other
articles, So lie voted tor MIR, Letcl.er'.
amendment which reduced the dutv TO
"a per csi.., and soseo against Mr..
Campim!ls winch, left the dut, nj 30
per cent.
Now Ms. Campbell! WAS a Black Re-
pubic ii. aid the Back Republicans out
VOTED M-s>r>. Taylor, Davidson asrt
S*nlnig-, sud kept the dusy III sugar =,
80 per Cent. We must keep in mud,
that, though, three Democratic me,nhcr>
from Louisiana voted To reduce, a Btact
House voted to retain Iii.
duty on sugar. One would natural,
suppose tl,at when the delegation from
this State voted to redu G the duty on |
the House would have yielded
so. The Black Republicans. who
hate negroes, passed n bill leaving stsga.
untouched, over the votes of Mes>ts. |
Davidson a d S~ndnlge, tire.
nnuiullerateI Democi ats.
The BIZ! VAS sent TO tie Senate. The
is largely democratic. |, CON
the wonderful siItisii aud the
versatile Ben. 'ut'm-two, 1t Is said. OF
al,iest and most influential members
+ the body. Ni,at did t. Is Democratic
SENATE do4 The Black Republican bill
1t the House, wllici, left he .iu.y ~,
at 80 per cent, nlter II reached
Senate. was am ntled III many par
ut the amendment IN which,
are III, st Interested, w,,lci, The D me-
s-nat- adopted, reduced the duty
~ sugar 40 % per CEN. D.sn,c &C.
ole 10 reduce the duty .n .usar ,t %
o-r cent, Black Rrputl.cani>m to keep
al 80 per cen! The Senate bill, with
his amendment, was rportri to the
TIE first question: the, was.
Shall til. House agree =, the a,,en,l
"ftI,s Senate!' On this qus-sioa
Mr. Tayl.r and Mr., Davidson vo,e.i in
h. affirmative voted to reduce tn.