Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18

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'u 'argtiy hlcrenseu population the
meats of comfortable living.
WE TAX OURSELVES OUT OF THE
WORLDS MARKETS..
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modification Of our CONNER
cial and industrial policy rests not
alone upon the demand for relief from
needless taxation. Legislators and
continuing by law to
keep The markets Of our own country
us from the markets of all
oth,r countries.
The gentleman from Pennsylvania
tMr Kelly tells us that laboring
laws and that ,Iav hava . a,.,!ny
found themselves out OF employment,
idle, and impoverished when we have
had great reduction Of tariff duties.
This LATER STATE ment | have nodoubt |
the gentleman will believe requires |
some modification. But whatever the |
fact may I've as to the Effect OF great re-
ductions OF tariff taxes, no one has 70
frequently borne testimony I" the lack |
of employment aud the Idle aud i'm
diversified condition OF working peo-
pie as has the gentleman himself In
the last ten years under his favorite
SYSTEM. And now, while we are but
continuing tina, system In aggravated
form 10y this bill, the public journals
each recurring day tell OF mills untm-
plo. ell aud Of workm-n with no work
to do; no work to do, because men
will not nay other men To make goods
Tor which thereis no market. Already
our manufacturers can make more than
our p' ople can use, but this does not
deter capital from manufacturing in-
vestnrnt under our system Of bounte.
Gus protection. Orr annual growing
immigration adds largely to our SUR
plus. producing power and to our ne
cessity for other markets. or this ne
cessity some weeks ago / said;
To get foreign markets we must b" able 10
ser III 'HS' w.nou, "'u h ." ol"a y,
n otiuct,on of mannfactured goods 40 that we
may mud u market elsewhere than among
our own people. This, MT. cha i, can he
of wages or red,ec HE cost OF J, reancinr
manumctures by reducing the .eost Of mate
rials out 81 which they are MADE. Here, NJ.
nn,a Nea he ore RE- far masins iron Even ,f,
the pr,ieciion theory this raw material ieds
no protection; the wor m, !, have nat,
maid fhem IN, If ~ No, The worker, In IRON
inines in whose behalf this tax ~ Invoked /;
they are net the bench iar,es; We m,re
~Sn,ep, a comes "r Ills TAX which Is nm IN
crease, on the pr sent rata and explains the
character OF thisb II.
=, ,,o o,,a avoid ,,,a,.,r,o, d,s,s
Tor rss,,,inn, I, radnc,;nn of wages and
III ,,,,,i,,'..,', ,.,;,i, ,,.ir .,,an
a .u~ all, t;,ps n anno, 10, smaad;,v ra.
u"mS 80 ,.' W.. ~, ,ha ,,,.,ars W ,,rca,o-
.t W., a n ,,.,,n ~,t.. a,,,ato
Co., ,,,r ,a,',,,craas ,ry nroa,,c,s 40
mr our evei-increa.'s l""uc.s, W
Observation-Disclosures S wa arc ,iss,v to he
dr;,,am n, advers,tv FIR want ~ /,
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REVISION AND REDUCTIONS MADE
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me usAes w ~, ,epe" Ma. , nur.u
ny the penu,pg n,,, "re Sn.eny ,n.eins'
taxes. Inis VIII 'eneve oankeI -:
tobacco cnewers, perIumerS shum u,
takers anu rs Nv. '" w su,'N ,, =.
because OF the "dor OF special rene, 70
capital " IL n"t 80 inucn ,htenueu to
benefit the banking ana tobacco inter
est a. the manufacturing capitai py
furnishing pretext TOT maintaining
protective war duties. since that par
Of the bill repeating INTERNAL taxe'
passed the House the terms or th'
clause repeating bank taxes have beer
amended, and " they have not been ss
altered rs to include and cover up suct
advantage to banks and bankers az "
the ordinary transsctions ~ HE wonit
he called a cheat, mistake the eliec
IL not the purpose Of the alteration