New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-30
Trc..,rv De,srtment ss3o 900 400. OF which

tho Treasury Department ssao.ooose 900. OF which
$3.50 will 10 derived from the Tariff on Imports and
s7OOooOOO through the Department OF Internal Revenue
or the derived from the Tariff very large pro-
norton comes FROM articles OF luxury and whatever is
derived this caunOt be oppression to any
" nae r|i Ra y@%es aces ea9eis hair shawl and
articles ~ that Kind cost more undoubtedly IN cousc
qenre ~ r 1nfR bot who ~ made p0rer or less hap
,y lsfaby And Tor Tia OF the Tariff while II
pDhd ba de inpGssible toanayze ttln The BRIEF hour
nsp"s Of ncr@an Industry have been built up in con.
sfqnenf0 ~ Tho protection and enconragcmelt which
lese duties have given the capital and the labor Of
de- eonnry thar great center4 OF wealth aud prosperity
.,a among tbs results OF tbis policy, and that American
ass Ps rccs f e prodne IN
0f n How we ridic the same anoiit oI ,eN
Genial odyanta.sf whoever desires 10 strike dog this
polio aud uang'rate an era on 1Irc true nnu ~,
ar ,e m hurry 10 deposit mis- bapt for tere IS no rel
lux Thn hour either or both Of thoie gcmtl n Ell
CEASE 10 be- capdidates! And thsh turing % ne
LEI "a Witch particular tax n Nis ,
pegr Spggs.sS% front 70 5ns soe est different
which we can count our fugers III q moment As ~
call Them would he glad for each Of yog to answsr az
tRe polls on Tuesday and tel me Which one OF these
taxes tits that so sorey Expresses You Don IoVW NV
example, OF Gov Seymour and tell me what fanclIu ak
IL oprres the people Illinois bu LEI ns know What
Il oppressne you right here In Newipr - u "a Va
i"s . Tar far at sI t si rate 81 for Does
this tpt Cypress or outrage your know ne %, e
draetness with Which IL operates large number OF
tller party But in sober and discreet audience OF Re
pubidansiI take ID that Will parade the WHISKY
INK l i'm any degree an oppression the poor or hin
drance TO the general prosperity Well tSp ZONES ,o
Can ,,nv gentleman tell me how this amount can be
raised easily or with less intcl1eteue ",n .s
OF the community Spirits and
tobacco are eIassed among tho burfg luxunes, and
where can yon dnd moro appropriate objects ot
s3j 900 per year But ne man pays any income tak
np after has paid his rent hs repalra hIS eapenSeS
tlen amer an these paul has I0re thau 5000 net
anDua gain and profit. And when man mas that nne-
Z net from hst he sSa Py S0@G Ee s iSs aud
then have the saInpsx. with IFS s7"oo OF aphus'
revenue Whoever dreamed OF the stamptax being ep,
prcsive To the poor The rich sometimes are annoyed
BY IT, but never heard Of man practically kn9w
lug OF It's existence stated few days ago that
Tho Will OF the IIob6ken millionaire, Mr. stevens VINO
left spoOO0O to mis- belrs oonId nol De " py
enre stamps But heard chat the laborng men
Of New York were particularly oppressed tiereyi IN,
fonnd over i'm Jersey who would have been Wiling 70
double the number Of stamps for half tIe
yields well nigh sioepooo annually pr sSy,o- ,ei
me how this tax oppresses the p, POT ne yeised
man. or how tho same arDonnt eoolu o W. fairIv
Ia any other direction 80 equtably aaa ~ "a oc
Aud then have that snSr%Ggs tax .. Nve SEA-
annn o.. Nothing at all exaoted OF inc yOuHe az
ner Just starting, and pr9dIeIg ls snr IN ~ fms
and hundreds Of thousands ana even 70 fHlilions "Dmu
ally we do collect the enormous sggreghe u rgPit
tax truly why. meets that tax IN coh'u,np
should tho cOnsumnry complain They cer.ank came,
lind an easier method Of raising inc ssFetai lpv ,
we Annually derive from this source. only one other
source remains which this Internal revenue Is de
rived and that Ia embracing several inherent taAu
rs f n on the gross receipts OF railroads and
other ransportatiO companies the TAX Oh 'hious
~ tIe,ters and other places OF amusement
pleasure Yachts; billiard tables and MINOR sources OF
tnx that 10 oppressive or ugjust to the leqgl-
yda1 or mat IN @Y yhs country Sow
these items thus hastily named embrace all the
taxes now levied by the United States Goysrnment
mode Of taxation holly denouncef by the Dehlocfhuc
parity which they propose Ia suppisnt oY one WHEN
Se ~ We sy sSs P sF S * aSU or incomes
nula led capital, on banks or resort 10 snoa nuec
sources AS stamps but the Democrats are not content
WIN ins anu nisSS ,ey and demand an ai rate
of IA from every species OF property the people
this country. not one ~ every ~ Oh MON i
40 universal that every one will him. Just iet them
vote Tor that extraordinary proposition 81 equn saAa
!on q SSe species Of P5SpS66y d psRk u the
cratic platform Mfr Blaine reviewed ~ some ths
accusation 81 extravaganza brought sgails' NC
BUREAU He stated that by the official figures tne
orgaI OF the labor BY reason OF nc agensS
of the FreedmBns Bureau are we Indebted LOT n' Iap'I
Teyyh OF the cotton culture and the tax on cotton dirg
the period that the Bureau had cost the sum aboyes
aoi ted 10 sos i62a 49, nearly nine Tunes as Ihnl 40
Mr. une retieved al some length the question OF Coy
ernue expenditures exposing tia misrcpre seuiatios
by GOV. this point, and mrtherekah
lDcd 9to the Greenback theory OF Mr. Pende!oi wASi
had tscn adopted by Mr. Soy mour. At the close or MS
Mr. blaine paid inst tribute Ia the high ehar'
sctor rc-oT aud the noble qualities OF John
A. Grsvold, with Whanl he bad served many years IN
longfess, and whom, ne knew well. The Presdentiai
bato already fought and won BY the Republicans bt
lie 81 les OF tho nation liked on Newiork and on The
context bet Wceu Griswold and Hoffman. DO your duty
hero aud yOu wpmce GriswOld IN the EVccniive chi
o' ba state and wortlior man has nled it since th'
days Of Dewitt Clinton s.. ..s '.. I'D 4..I
Ind meeting then adjourned. J ,H.s f5r.....,f s.