The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-10-09
THE LAST LIE PROMPTLY NAILED!
More Evidences Of Democratic CuSSedneSS +!
FACTS OF INTEREST TO GAL MINERS !

days Damp Democratic Mine Inspector and
circulating the miners the creek this DEM
ocrac campaign document
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS ARE
PAY TAXES THAN THE BUILD
ERs CONTRACTORS LAWYERS, PHYSICIANS
The House having under consideration bill amend
provide support the Government to in
the public debt and for other and acts amendaoy
thereof the following debate was had:
The Clerk asf follows:
47Mners shall dollars Every firm who
copper. pe other minerals not having paid the tax
therefor other shall regarded miner
der this Provided That this shall apply whose
cps from his mine shall not exceed annually, $1,000
Mr. MERcURI strike the words employ others and in
sert carry on"
the mines where the
metals but the coal mines this phaoogy would result dis
arouy Miner technical Persons called
who have interest in the mines at all put in with
aborers called though has interest the sale of
thought the poiso the bill would exempt him from
the effect Of this but looking will be does not apply
who is a miner.
Mr. STEVENS PAL strike the whole paragraph.
Mr. CHARMAN- do not know how this would embrace Every
who mined little coal
all these and thousand others like them would be
embr
opposed the amendment Mr. Bwe in behalf Of the
gold mines, favored it,
Mr. BLAINE then said:
do think the gentleman from
the Pittsburgh district ought to prevail
during progress bill respect
to the gentleman the gentleman from California
have motion made ground than this We place
every trade and calling we can find out and undertake oy that the
the Pennsylvania coal infinitely better able tares
tina" the builders contractors 1a'0ye's physicians and surgeons
Mr. MooRrHEAD receipts the
but from labor and the proposition really to tax labor
M Bin that there this whole bill
this This direct tax the labor producing the material
Mr. KELLEY P}The proposed upon and Ia
Dor, at least S far Pennsylvania is concerned.
1t connded Mr. Morrill, Mr. Blaine Mr. Schenck others
that the tax referred to applied employer of miners On this point Mr.
who imposed upon them,
by the custom mining coal usual for miner have with him la
which pays employs
others, and charges him with tax ftend dollars"
Subsequently, the amendment Of Mr. Stevens of
49, and the stricken out Gong Globe vol 5
1851, 1st Sess. 80 Cong)
On last Saturday Mr. Blaine wrote Beaire following
to Major Mckinley, of Canton:
Hon. VIM. Mckinley M. c., Canton, O.:
MY DEAR sR have favor stating certain charges against
promptly and dsive First utterly untrue that advocated
residence of requirement of On the
change the naturalization laws for which voted Congress
admit those foreigners who had honoraby army
zenship without the delay Of Others
tax of $40 By the internal laws
framed money expenses proprietors
taxed $40 lawyers physicians builders other
the mine was not in the least Affected hv the t voted f the M on
the every support
of the Union armies. The tax repealed fifteen
Third and land
kind Of land the Hooking Valley other Ohio My
ter to Hon Hzekiah Bund July last this subject
ratey true Very truly g.. BLAINE.
This fair specimen electoneering parties
the circular levied
the operators not the Manufacturers subjected
upon manufactures all business asked
portion the burden the the Government which
the Democratic party seeking Destroy but labor taxed
sought working who coal
through period Ask all
tax for the privilege Of digging COAL
This thing manufactured for the Of decevng few
Democracy determined that the
shall the Democratic ticket having found out that they cannot
it, seek accomplish their object by trick This will
utterly Mr. Blaine ponedy other Free Trade lies the let
take this letter read carefully and show
sponsiby Democratic Mr. Blaines
tached 20 his prompt and manly denial Next!
LOOK OUT FOR THEM!
trick hand in this campaign 1t