The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-08-02


,t..e s'- hai " VA met. NE ure nvsr,
-xsy 40 miliious VI ariinrs worse ssr nos
thar ~e were month arc. ~ hesour, .
having y meet 80 requirements ~ non
isxable capiisi New. Who uust be ,sxes
u replace lhl- gola M dFplet.d treasury ~
20 meet shs nexs exacaaa from raiisn'.
weslih which n now sunk la she Golfers NJ
,uanciai bs,ries anl blood sncksr-s No
,he bnndhai1rr-. ior shey Are exempt, Tn
people must foo' sAr bi.I. and they mu-n'i
rrumble either ntin'l she caPi,sli-i pul IN
his money n ssys ihe Government. uhiis
the soldier only iura-hed MI body sn1 his
Ei-i ui course mn capiiAli-s \. emitted n
exclusive prs.leres. because mu-css can
aoi h-ar u.s. c,mpstissa aNh hl'hy iucFs.'
Taxes instead 81 growing smaller
hy degrees anA beautifully less. are in-
creasing IN n-line-~ and ifi-hiiul pro-
portions. A~f1s Boston Herald say.
The vitality W the country Is HUNG
sapled by them; and u the Stockton
lndepcnleni SAYS iAe nation is stag
gering toward ruin Ia cnlcavoring 10
bear up nnser their enormous weight:
a. tie Sacramento Union sass. ihey
make III ia system ~ oppression
which reaches nearly every interest
III the United States. " hat business
interest that III not paralyz 4 5y lhe
burden 81 taxation " which i; j. Sab.
ieciei. What business man thar does
not lcel taas mere of his prehts are
taken from him in the shape ~ taxes
than are retained IN hiu tor It's fami
lyS uSe. 4 u such persons arc sa,is-
lied that unless these taxes are great
iy reduced lhe struggle y. liie nrre4l-
ter viii ~ hard one.
Where does large share u ilicsn
taxes wruug from industry, trade
ana business 20. They ~ n Tax
the interest Oh thousands ~ millions
III capital that il itself exempt entirely
from taxation that bears ~ share III
tie burdens III tie Government. The
inquiry everywhere i how q reduce
tnt mountain ri taxation. Tie stock
ton Independent which We have AZ
ready quoted says:
"How 10 reduce ,his isxaiiSn one hrll y
The greatest question Of the day. ana X may
well ehallange the sneniion. %, cnlv d
cur statesmen. bg' ~ The whoie People
Let nll, therefore. study ne grea, tinsnrsai
problem. what -hsli We do 10 resuce tur
burden Of taxation -haiil"
We can tell how and il is tie only
feasible way, pay tie bonds with the
only acknowledged money OF the
country-eretnbacks. That y the
money Of the people, the money with
which they 40 business. ard arr com
PEELED 10 take in payment D! debts
Ry paying the interest bearing bond
we mean those the Government ok
for grcenbacks lin green
backs. the industry. trade ani bust
ness os the country would be relieved
Of full one half the taxes now paid
and would also he relieved of horde
Of officials. now ncscing around eve
rywhere, and 70 pay whose services
requires a tax the amount of which
the people have little conception OF
We would not onl ybe rid Of heavy
tax, but thousands OF millions Of capt.
tai now exempt from taxation would be
put upon the duplicate, and thesebyre.
lieve the property now taxed Of much
OF its heany burden. Money would
be plentier and all branches OF indus
try would be infused with renewed
lie aud activity. Gin. Enquirer.
ToRAccoxlsT.-We neglected last
week to call attention to the fact that
a new cigar mandatory had been es-
tablished in Jasper. and the adver-I
tisement OF which might be found inI
the Courier. Oh. Ulrich is an expo
rienced manufacturer of cigars, and
will make good article--one that
will not fail to give satisfaction to