The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-11

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and Of bad system of revenue
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credit M will be best se resolutions offered By
revenue taE only il bad enough revenue for
heavy 9ntlays; It vas worse when the burdens we're
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minority while only i've Democrats voted against the
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they asked for such relief they answered. by Ku
SsE YSrS STATE GsavsStea could Ss ne issue q s7 -'
ment was now raising a surplus revenue of 500 eoos
beyond what for the expenses Of the Sy
House and the country and the lobby demand
e ook at the and the Of the county
should S at AND public diminish SsR e sSsrDss
Of the people BY reducing taxation to amount Of that
eject O present tariff
pense Of the current year at sri OO GEO. and that there
would be surplus of sg7 2so Supposing the
Si45 0OOCO0 which the Commissioned Internal evenue
He held that the ordinary expenditures the Govern
men should M not 3 exceed year oo TS that shSgd
expenses and Sl5OOQOO for interest the public debit
he S pc S % S tS ed%0s Gn
pess %ho be would aRe psssUre in S
ing to the Houte If the committee were organized m
laTIy oreanzed committee the Committee on Ways and
Means there was possibility otherwise of havng\
Mr. Kelley remarked that the country should an
Brooks his reply and proceeded &c 5 With the
ae epeG U %S lis Of S r
@ the House that every doar revenue that
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laws should Be revised and ts1ation reduced He could
point out 22s article, which duties s syied
All these articles should be put on the If free Ell list Con
sbosh the on redSoe largely sSosh
the duty salt and abolish the duty hides and leather.
Above all Congress should take action restore the
duty I'll aTssIes thss sSs %anqisstS!e
uned States should be sducsted to maintain the honor
of their flag from the Arctic to the Antartc, from the
It was a shame crime, and disgrace that except
OStsd on the of
S Of S1 S the 81 RSt sn
and Italy and Egyst the matter Of Internal
he the Rosy 4 the
main, as voted yesterday by the House.
There need of the income tax It unneces
sary imposition the people He would abolish all in
except whisky fermened liquors. tobacco
and stamps With reduction of import duties and
ternal taxation the oppressed would lift
itself from its burdens and float like ball in the air.
He thought that Congress ought do all this before ID
adjourned unless it did at the session the
reduction of taxation could not into effect before
January, 1873
Mr. Finkelnburg appealed to the House to take de-
eded stand against the progate extravaganza of the
Senate
Mr.. Randall made like appeal and characterized tho
bill il from the Senate of the nfal
bills that had been sent from the Senate
House.
Mr. Niback also opposed the Senate amendment, and
discussed the political questions in connection with the
territorial government for the District of Columbia
accusing the President of appointing members of the
Council but members of the dominant party.