New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-21
HOW Tie pEnr mAs DEEM REDUCED.

49, "A IA a IL D. a 10
i-75 - l4iO7p3j ~.
Total ........ "a 1893 SO 90
During the rro sent yclr the reduction will probably be
Inn nn1 nnp fl, thi4 r.nrerfl,n in,itn tnnr
ir,ion to the ctndhlition NJ oir nanaos ami the state
of the public credit uulcr - moorafie administrations
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IN In thn history eff the Notll .orclt chrrrinel
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Mama M home or ,lr,li doubt, that our Wardabt
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continued n power lihrerfl me plnh' 'GcHt he
been 50 firmly established and the debt SO lar,ey
reduced mat We can now safely reduce
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c'tI"- 'i' ''"'i"- '' a'''' ~, ~ IN ,+ 49,
, ,.1. "I ,.' r 9"cai YEAR and an li5na nmoii,f
equal ntcrs, upon all bonds previously purchased
Ioi tne mus ',,. Nh i. @ t ,,. a XXI -, r
a rIan prop rtion of the revenues derived fromuti..
imports, This sagenent was entered into II is 10 be
lo.i,' ~ ," at I .l L,,'i ,I,1, ,,rb 1n"b IL
b,,, ,y f., snI,r Ir,r. line ,rl,r has boon reduce
beyond the requirement. al this fund liberal estimate
Will require more than Sj0OO0,ooO for the sinking
Fnd Tor the current year. and we VIII have surplus over
this Of say iOO0O,OoO or T5o,Ooo,oCo.
The steady Development Of ne country and the growth
Of is trade ana c'nhiclcc VIII increase te revenues
under existing laws There H. therefore, no necessity fOg
present rac OF taxation, bur. IN view OF
the records of the parties il safer 10 trust the
fo
alton within reasonable limits lApplause Why should
any other good result IN legislation or administration
II must not be forgotten that this party woud have IN
vovcd a.. in un old embarrassment If its leaders had been
permitted 10 carry ont her uNoMd financial views not
our ON, revenues home interests should be neg
lcctcd. lArpaiNe Indeed, ptottcil0 Ion 10 our manu-
facucrs ana aborers and should be afforded by lax
ing only such imports as come mo re competition win
the Eepmba party is in favor Of thus aiorins procc-
ton to oar domestic CheeEs Revenue laws
local conditions and wants We should
lesisate IN thq lntsr1S' OI 9r own wnu pe"plo
% ~ ntnl the MARKERS OF The world can we AFFORD to
dopt free Trade No intelligent man need be told that
tbc e.ht OF opinion In the Democratic party is deci
fnl of the Government would refuse
f or lnninial protective tariH laws But 1t is not now
INV rune 10 enter into an extended discussion of the
tarii question.
c,v,, survivor prpopy
ARepubicah Congress mas enacted law Tor the better
administration OF the Civil Service Ii has been faith
il. H., la. . panuilio,,, administrator,
Iul! o''ii'" "' 'i' ~ ~ " i'op" ' ANN
and has already worked marked Improvement III tha
scrvice rCbccr.l Mr. Blaine has Given satisfactory A.,
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sl'hc5' :" s ~ ~ i,I @ ,p ~ t -; 49, e =,
ne ~ 'v't'u All. ~, '''i II - ~, w
ms party; On e otet n' i Slou w.
ana ne ''ct ms p.s "''r 'o" titi W Ia
n , hi iitn5ions nrht be- he wonld nor success
ever S' h,S tm,I' NJ ' i I; o i -
,c ,rt = hnv,, rNaafcdv er9rrd their nnnosi
ion to any reform in the ty service 1t was this party
mar drnarng from the teachings and habits OF our
fathers ndotcd and enforced the spos system in the
administration OF the Governments his system is
cgA .IH r KHAKI, t ,nn p'''S' an" " nus No' io'' IT,
our candidates President aud yiccPresident have
nSrh con, cu"rr III punuu e ,or lnoa" ail Iutcr
Cheers SO man in the country is better equipped han
Mr. Rl,ne uol.eI o DISCHARGE the lu,ies of he HIGH
o.t Office I'm c gift of the people and General Logan