The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-06

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salIe WIN .'c Iiopu''S' ",'nS u n
s s,S ~ business M"p n'a NY
thouSanu uol'aIS ~ pay on l'S I'Illl XIV ,!,i
worth about one thousand has an up hill /
road. lie would advise any one TO pur- /
chase without they could pay for one-halt |
of their investment. lie thought railroads |
were paying great income To somebody. |
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only one-halt its value, he thought hardly
so. 1t was only dodge That moneyed men
often TOOK Anothcr point IN regard TO
state tax not beng equal III dlllerent towns
Whlch ne thouSht snoulu no' pc' ne iuSu
OF taxing Chllcu states nonus ulluer tn ii
circumstances was IISnl one lllcoIile sho,llu
DC taxed NE great uililcul'y III l"Nlhs
properly was Ill getting Just pro
portion, ana liiere was no way 10 Teaci 1t.
Kallroads make enough money II lney
would only eNpend II as Judlclousiy as lar-
mers ne was III laNorol RESTRICTING 'nelh
IN regard 10 tarlil rates >, p,
PRESIDENT Sprague mere c3lieu M l.: H.
O'rls"oid 10 the chaiT, anu spoke ollehy
upon me question: ne 'houghi lhu' most
oil inc IDEAS au'ahCeu were correct that
real estate personal properly ana money 10
It's 1ull Naiue Shou'H zee taxed one hunoreu
cents on uoii"r; but II was not IIsht 10
eject a noArI "I iis.eT9 every year VINO
should take me oath t"aPPla'se il;c proper
W Tor It's truc NA!uc' anu Wheh ihry MAKE
thelr leturns 'ti'! MO" an" we KNOW INA,
they nave urea 10 d" no such 'Ilng' Lc'
us make iaW' ne s'lu' WINCH VIII IlaNe
men truthl"l ana honest ms system
| comes nara upon lhe man Oh WeaI'h' WING
me poor man pays , on an ne mas inc MD
ule cIas9 90 NOT me l'Jahc. s''lu ms 'a a.,
was twenty-five per cent ItS' 'nal Wpa' ne
coulu sen II i"I nu' was IL II-l't llc uIu
not want 10 pay l1r inc I"i En'U' unless
ms neIgupor was "plS'u 10, We hecyc'' u
law TO nv every case anu 'hat III" shouIu
increase inc amount Oh "N""le property
lie oelleVcl ll'' faliIoauS Hho"iV pay u'Nvs
aller they were out OF deo'' anu ne lh"u9h'
they would lie lhcn spoke OF inc warm
lhgs gwen 10 lho,c VINO lil!eSicI III covert
meht pohdS' anu 'he Whisper OF CAUTION
II MS own was &c CaIcIul 81 IePUII",loh'
lie nad answered theh, 'fa,nrr. l nave
confidence IN thls country 2hI III the GOOD
sense OF TINS people ana | DcleVc me nag
VIII ny DroaIcast IN thc future as II mas IN
lhe past; ana WIN INC iutuIc am wiilinS
10 stand IN ~ LOUIS ne hhu no1Shl
! property at aucl!oh wien iitu Deeil tol' 10
oeWare,i IL missouri goeS as she must gown
the south lis reply, was 'hat ne ha,l con
hdence III th"se VINO hau confidence IN the
| government. Inc country had seen Il great
FISK at that lime ana had TO create national
banks TO hcip them. lhey pledged liem-
selves tilat thcse hohuS should nc Tree from
taxation until certain timc' ana under That
| pledge the speaker mad mace a c"ntrac'
with the government. Al these bonds
| coulu De redeemed ana the money cnuil ne
raised lie did not thlnk that school or
church property should not he taxed, nor
railroads that could not exist without rails
ing its rates
Mr. .Sprague then referred to the notorle-
~ which tie club was gaming throughout
different portions OF this state and western
New York, where reports OF its meetings
had been read i'm the columns of the news