The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-07-03

pay a duty of 40 per cent svu must
Even the nursery maid ~ { on it
iusts the diaper" and sings rs s sne ID.
laby of "by your baby b b. me !? lul
of a IS per cent dnt,, Se.
to her already unpleasant dntS'. ADDED
when we come to foreign Wines And
plebeian need apply even for ,'eS' no
These are SO highly taxed >, . smell.
serve them for the delectat;orn9 70 re-
dainty palates of our patr;c;ao Vi the
lionaires aud shoddyites, the 'I IN NIL
liar-r-produce of the protect ecu'
industry. The unto
glimmer of the Liebfraum;lcbs Vlueu
the vintage of historic Worms ',o@
the tantaiizing mellow hue oe ana
Johnannisberger from the bean,:ee;
chateau on the Rhine, find the;r n
through our customhouses % %
table alone of our princes Will .pe
man of moderate means ONLY r..I
of them in books and newsn. Tau
on which he pays an ad 7qloys,n t IS.
The protection to this producs.
quite essential to the methods y
modern American partyism fo.
makes a harvest field for ~
Army of party agents, not only "f
custom officers, but internal revsrn.
officers, gaugers and spies. that y
fest fhe land-as'did the lice Fry -.
the Iocusts our Western farms ~
English custom officers and t,s
gatherers poor Ireland and the bor
der Scotland, harassing. huntinn
worrying the people, until often II
that is docile and humane in themS
smothered, and all that is wol6,b
and savage leaps wild into "hot and
eager" lite for revenge.
Our women have nearly all undo,
the mild despotism of modern socia
tv been brought to the scratch. br,
they must patronize none but native
American hair. This is to promo,s
American industry! suppose # i
to encouragehone hair culture. In.
der the auspices of the prospective
Republican administration, with The
great fertilizer at the head, we are
I presume, to plant our girls DOS
sessed of promising tresSes and
gathered annually the Iuzurian croD
like unto the wool growers. Ifhs
branch of protective policy should
make American hair a deSideratum
in market, it may encourage ulf.
mately domestic hair-pulling to the
disquietude Of all married men.
THE FREE LIST.
Some of the enumerated articles
under this head are suggestive. We
find the "Balm of Gilead." They
had taxed the bible. the vestmentOf
the priesthood and the sacrament
and knowing their sins they conclu
ded to LET us at least have grace and
the balm in Gilead free. "Bitter
apples" Dead Sea fruit, | suppose
are let in free, as there could be no
with them. AS a bid
for the German vote, Bologna sau.
sage and sauerkraut pass the Gus.
tom pickets unchallenged. Coch.
neal and cotton dyeings are admitted
untolled, but this like many simiG
articles on the LIST, is a gratuity to
the manufacturer.
But one is puzzled when he reads
On the free list "asses skins, raw" to
understand why these should find
rec entry into country to whict
his animal is almost indigenous,
being in season and out of season.
praying in office or to get in. Its
lnaccountable on the protective
heory that we must EXCLUDE what
we produce. 1t may be that our
American asses will not die fast
enough, and our people have not
earned the valuable lesson of STAY.
ng them for their hides.
"Saint Johns Beans" (whether
faba veueeariS l know not) pass
without Zee, but Jonah's gourd
seems to have been over looked by
he member from Pennsylvania,
Mr.. KELLEY.
As fitting symbol of the fact that
he dutiable list has gotten all the
neat out of our importations and
he free list is gratuity OF dry
zones, skeletons and other prepar,
ltions of anatomy" may be dumped
lpon our shores for the hauling
gut even the "skins," dried, sailed
n picked, are first taxed 10 per
;ent. 81 t. rstutt t
Why should we longer endure
he miseries of our tariff exactions
,r parley with its advocates? They
AN no longer take refuge behind
he plea of needed public revenues
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
sherman, in his speech last month
before the Board of Brokers of Phil
ldelphia, stated:
The Government has an overfiowing
Treasury; y ~ that the public DEBT
). reduced at the rate of $1ooooooo,a
month.
Is it just, then, to continue to lay
our tribute duties on the shoulders
# people staggering to their ieel
rom a recent panic? Last yea'
hey paid under the war tax ln'O
he public Treasury on these articles
# prime necessity $65,99o; nancy.
ugar and molasses, S4o,275,4o3'
WOOL and woolen goods, $IS,oo5,2o,
otton goods, $o,576,a73. This year
hey will contribute at least $500"
90.