The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-10-02

bhFo GCCA OIcpdICO dU Cil6 Il0tlSuIy
Department, which show Where the
Re0e'aate Comes From.
The receipts from Customs by States
were as follows
Maine, 358.5So. 76La., 1,372,73o.62
| n Hamp. 1O,359.29 Texas, 1871 ,413.5G
Ver'ont, S,609.91 Tenn, 10,05z79
Mass. I3,653,942.7l Kent'ky, 1928 90
r Island, 139,S4O.72 Ohio, 4S4,O05.4l
Conn. 316,997.42 Mich, 26l, 5G474
| n. Y, 99,l72, lG6.77 Illinois, ,487, 361,84
n Jersey, 100000 Indiana, 319.73
Penn. 8,986,O6I01 Mo-, 100, 70s. 4S
Delaware, II, 49429 Iowa, $50
Mary'd. 2,023,642,23 Wise, 77,25474
Dist. Of G. S,O73.34 Mimi, 16,O9215
Virginia, 62,312.45 Idaho, 4,0IO.55
W. Va, 1890 Nebraska, S22.21
\. Car, 47,214.43 Oregon, 121,019.43
| S. Car. 67,097,78 Wash.Ty 12,092.36
Georgia, 76,2S6.99 Cal, 6,263, OS9.91
Ala, 1885, ~ Alaska, 437.18
Miss, 3,955.25 -------
Flori1a 300, 14O.4GITotal137, 25O, 04770
The amount paid by the eleven states
that went into the rebellion was as fol-
lows:
Virginia, 62,312.45ILa., 72,730.62
| n Car, 47,214.43 Texas, 131.413.5G
s Car, 67,097.7S Tenn, 10,957.79
Georgia., 76,286.G9I Ark, 600
Alabama, 3l,365,47 --
Miss. 3,955.29 Total, 2,109,47454
Florida, 306, 14O.16
Or a less sum in the aggregate fhan
was received from either Of the follow
ing states singly.
Mass. 1868 ,942.71 IMarytl, 2,023. 6423 3
n. Y. 99,172, 1871 Cdnia. 6,263 ,089.91
Penn. S,9S6,067.O1l
| The receipts from Internal Revenue
was as follows:
Unls'd, 6,215,5 III Mon, 3O,OS453
Ala, 129,Sl5.16INev.. 61.139.2O
Arizona, 24,30S.7 Isl Neb., 77,207.0S
Ark, l15,546.S5 N. Hamp 10000
Cali, 220,951.59 n. Jer,, 1862, 1921
Color, 114,93639 n. Mex, 1S,907.78
Conn, 52O,330 II IN. Y, 15,450,419.15
Dakota, 35,011,5 6IN Car, 2,422, 733.4S
DelaW' e, SIS .68439 Ohio, 15,919,736,72
Fla, 100, 3O41OI Oregon 6S,S7S.15
Georgia, 327 ,263S5 Penn, 5,970,4O1.09
Idahe, 28,385.39IR Island, 80 ,5S3.17
Ills, 10,409,944 33 IS Car, 108,782. G3
Ind. $685. 9206 ITenn., 912,85S.53
Iowa, SIG, 00.80ITeXas, 25S, 321.15
Kan, 176,935.57 Utah. 47,45L02
Kt'y. 7,G40,S05.2SI Vermont, 47,07S.87
Louisa. $50, 997.0 Va, 6,474,327.59
Maine, 75,531.22 Was. Ter, 3O,1542O
Md. 2,265, 746.S4 W Va, 310,677.34
Miss, SS,248.00 Wise, 2,629,115.32
Mass, 2,435, 663.66 Wyo'mg., 1859 Is
Mich, 1867, 071.20 ----
Mimi, 300, 6S5.99 Total, 1l3, 561, GLOSS
Mo'n., SOB ,S01.85
Seceeded States.
Ala, 129,815.1GiS Car, 10S,7S2 So
Ark, 115,446 IS Tenn, G12,S58S3
Fla, 10000 10 Texas, 25S,32115
Georgia, 1921, 263.S5 Virg'ia, 6,474,32759
Louisa, 9,9S7O9 -----
Miss. 86,24S.00 Total, II 1927 ,O88.73
n Can, z, 422, 733. As
Or less than paid by either
Ills, 19,499, 944. As. n. Y, 15,45O,41915
Ohio, 1919, 736.72i
Thereceipts for the next fiscal year
from the eleven seeding states from
internal Revenue will not probably be
equal to the above amounts as q large
proportion Of the revenue is derived
from the tax on tobacco, which was
reduced by the Confederate Democrat
ic Congress from tWenty-four cents q
pound to sixteen cents pound, and
the revenue from the tax on tobacco
this year up to the first of this month
was nine millions short of what it was
last year up to S. ptember 1st 1878.
Can any loyal person give amy good
and sufficient reason why this great re-
duction Oh useless, if not injurious
product bf the South was made? It is
considered sound policy, in any Gov
IernmentIto levy a large tax on the lux
ul1OllS dnu useless dIllCI0S anu ullllln-
ish the tax on the necessaries of life
Who has been benefited by the reduc-
ton OF the tax on tobacco? It is Ger
talnly not The consumer, as he pays as
much for his tobacco now us le did
before the tax was reduced. Tks re-
duction vas made for the purpose of
diminishing the taxes paid by the
Southern States and increasing the
amount paid by the Northern States
The Confederate Democracy, by their
rebellion, create large National Debt
and as soon as they obtain control Of
Congress, diminish their just portion
OF it by reducing the tax on their larg
est prediction that pays any tax.
How much better for the interests
of tho whole oo,,,,+rx- yx-O,,IJ I,ay-a