Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-31

General John A. Logan, April 1870 Now when the
o especial manner the aoo
interests country speaks this protection Deine the
the labor country ask him. Does not every anu ooo o
IN this broad land make use kinds OF apor Inc
bot been freed recently are producers not manu-
curers They skilled labor they -
Tho re rotected And then there the In the
oo corn wheat oats pork and they are ano
consumers and protected; and it is tney wno py %
amount of money into pockets of the o.
| h Gentleman stands upon this and tells me that this nigh
this extraordinarily high for the protection o. 1 t ,a
tell MIN tha' ~ "0' "'o''''~ " .>saSE
theory ,.o. r,.,,,,ss,on
From the Report of the Republican iai ,a @ that tho
appointed by President Arthur 1881; ~ th most mart during
rates o duties under existing arff1ed ior 'e - 70
Tho war under the necessity at that time Oh rS Jus
all domestic 10 ucb extraordinary
on 70 the present requiring III ~ noo;.lI
uns And in the mechanical manufacturing
those been long established %ou , twenty years and
ments machinery and processes made W of their
tho bi scale of poductivene which has beconea th
establishments would permit manufacturers 10 'on ~
FOREIGN rivals ,ndcr Substantial reduction Of ea'sf'h9 one
F1eannr these views Commission has sought 70
scheme of tariff which substantial reduction sho 49, h
Tooverare reduction including that from the
enlargement The and the abolition OF the dues Oh
commissions at commission has aimed '.01 M -
than 90 per cent, and it is the opinion Oh the 0ohln ~
ton will reach % per cent 49,, 20 ,,ss +hon five ner
THE Mills Bill proposes o rcducuoh "a Ae'' ' ~
cent? .n,...o.,r,
Senator John January 1888: The tar oushl 10 M tt
fully revised view to correct any inequalities or 10 t t ~
~ crown ont of the change the passage OF e ae' VI
1ese ~ unmarried article not compete with our domess
industry essential to the comfort ana wants Oh our hh does
bo r,oc on The FREE material OF INDUSTRY wn' ~
not with cur productions should be specially selected o the
,,oo- -
Iyurb nIcCuocl ESecrecry Of The Treasury IN
Tho main aree with glad to see MT
insist emphasis putting the issue squarey before p
the circumstances marks him us h'
ability has greatly There no question owe ~
the general government jurisdiction that OF sch
rs the policy which pursue Mr. CieVeho s
a arhich can be safely Joloce0. 80
Senator William b. Allison of a. 1870: The tariff Of
pocdy tariff for revenue was 80 ar
as regards great interests of the country as perfect 'arh y
that have ever had
oee the House. gentleman does
that the pending bill be coleo 10 .e |on
mittee on Means instructions report reduction upon
to 90 cent upon e&sthS rates. VI
1.-THE Mills bill reduction Oh per ceh|J
Senator Oliver r. Morton. Now wish the Senate that
am strongly should further and reduce the an
material other articles The country
reduction the country knows that 1t can De MADE the
and the dominant party here
is responsible country reduction and will be held RESPONSE
BILE if it is not made ~
Senator Benjamin HARRISON 1882 The creation Of
the Tariff Commission a confession the tariff needs recision II
the promptly acted My opinion
assemblies in bringing torDdTd
these measures
Levi p Norton ApH 1880: Mr. Townshend OF Illinois
moved bill place salt and other articles on the FREE LIST
Mr.. Morton voted aye
Norton being candidate for the Senate the
Albany Erening Journal Republcan) said:
fighting noby the battle OF
protection November the State New York should send free trader
the United States Mr. Morton cabed not long that
committed protection We that the then leading
senatorp fully line with Republican
sentiment Mr. Morton the wrong
n Forty sixth Congress.
Moron trader offsets his cabegram
teconst the this
critical period the faint of free trade about him.
"This revelation should We the end Of the Morton canyassn