Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-12-08
NANNING'S REPORT.
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,rea.ury, not into a few private
ne casting away Of the revenue
~ and tea in 1872, the removal
A ,sx on sugar, which gives us our
srd next to largest single item Of
H. 1851 ,T7s,94s), at an annual cost
man 80 cents per head, Is now
"A forward to avert the repeal Of
ID ,svss which are desired to operate
.ideutal and private benefit by en-
4 ~ nrices to the domestic consumers
~ ,s domestic product. These incl
4, and private benefits, In fact, are
70 all tae deductions | have al
4 mentioned, aud are subject to the
4 ABDUCTION that the endeavo- to
our tax laws exclude foreign
4 .,,tIon In our home markets
Ae,ss the success of that com.
tor besides effectuallY preventing
.ie of our surplus product, our
i nroduct, 10 foreign markets. But
4 sIdental benefit of the sugar tax to
#Sne.sugar p oducers, who are under
BARROW OF beet-root sugar compeu-.
Fsnd German bounties, which have
Il them to improved processes and
M lowered the price of sugar more
1,smoyal OF the whole tax, is not got
#clnding foreign sugar, for the great
4 n our sweetening comes from
,es more tropical than ours. Nor
4 4 prevent our sales in foreign
&ets Of imported sugar refined and
.ssed in value by the processes Of
fican labor.
A rSCoME FOR WAGE FARMERS BY
4 DROPPING WORST TAXES,
n taxes to be first RENTED are those
/ prevent or hinder the sale of our
In prouucts In foreign markets.
Y removal will set capital in motion
IN promise of better returns, enlarge
Aesdy employment and increase the
4 income OF many thousand wage
IN, whose prosperity Will diff Use
Rfrlty. These taxes are the duties
I'm materials, and tae most widely
Nous of them is the tax
y raw wool. But the income of
Ia wage-earners In the United
q ,sp be at once enlarged effectively,
X uly, permanently, 10y reducing the
+ d them of the great necessities of
Oar war-tariff taxes increase need
81 The cost of clothing, shelter, food,
sery family. Every wage'earner's
'Rse, every tax payers ex-
s. ior the clothing of himself and
,hnily is nearly doubled, at least In
. &r,hern, Middle and Western states,
nation which can now be RENTED,
4 have the treasury a sufficient rev.
s duty on raw wool procured for the
W last year only $5,l26.l0S. The
wooleH clothing for our %, 100000
was thereby and otherwise en-
h MANY times more than 90 cents
the only cost of our SOL, 77S,948
He from sugar. Moreover, any tax
Nv wool imported will always make
Mic wool-raising a bad business, for
t dry climates some varieties of wool
Ned by the manufacturer are not
SiAced. The tax prevents our man
trers from competing in for.
WI markets with all manu-
'siers who can buy untaxed
n The tax prevents our manufacture
6lkport Of competing woolens that re.
R&ihe use or admiXture of non-Ameri- |
moods, and so restricts the home de-
BIZ, and the growth of the home de-
Gd for domestic wool-.hus making
'11port Of our domestic woollens i'm.
XRle, yet involving the enhanced
ID foreign and domestic woolens.
ietly tax of So, l26, los on raw woods
% nearly doubling the actual cost
"a clothing to the American people,
f 70 real and no Incidental benefit TO
dy except the foreign manufacturer
+ THE CLOTHING or 1000, 900 PEG
PIE,
sHpecifully recommend to congress !
2ey confer upon the wage-earners
United StItes the boon of untaxed |
Pc, and In order thereto the immedi-
'fsage Of an act simply and solely |
% raw wool upon the free list.
|'&purse repeal of the duty on raw
&nould be followed by, but need not
.Yb compromising adjustment OF |
fullrs on manufacture woolens,
our manufacturers are learning the
that with the highest paid and +
ellicient labor in the world, with
post skilled management and
& Ea Inventive appliances, they
Near no competition from any rivals
RsTorld, In home Ell foreign markets,
as they can buy their woods free,
4 ID kind
ne common daily clothing of the
-.kan people need not be taxed;
s8fei II ought not to be taxed to
en- clothing of taxes will finally
III oy half, their expense for one Of
zee great necessities of life, and
Riarge honestly and justly the in
every wage-earner in the United
& FREE WOOL.
als reduction of unnecessary and
fas taxation is not enough, and
Flste slowly in diminishing rev.
r LAST years import tax on raw
kN httle more than the mere growth
iIHHr OIL our taxes from whisky. to-