Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-18
tho hs.as of few mon would overthrow our

House, though Il was not all that the committee
could AK. II was very moderate Dill. yet u
would send comfort and happiness into al mo
homes and bo8oms or the poor lNooting people !
OF THIS country, AMI he asked the House In De-
half Of these people TO consider their claims end
hell 70 reduce tho burdens thathed been loHaeI
ulon Them iApplause and cries OF 'O'e'
" NOie. from The Democratic side.
Mr.. Mills spoke about an hour Gnd three guar.
tors, and a. he took his sent be was surrounded
ny = crowd Of Democratic memhers who pres5el
forward 20 shake his hand and teudar thaW coh- |
CALCULATIONS. tsaf
The House, At the instance Of w. Drecsin- |
ridge, ~ Kentucky, ext nded 90 hr. Kelley me /
same privilege IN tho matter OF time mat had /
been granted Nr. Mills
Hr Kelley said that the proposed law, by |
putting wool on the FREQ list would aho.. a !
sheep hu'hanfry. destroy tine immense ctPiie' !
en- L-fH'i iberciu. and impoytfish more mn I
mn ioh men VINO own uocLs or arc eihplel'i ~
thsr care. ard hy working his ruin it ~oill I
diminish o. supply 0l n cheap ahi heaituiHI /
animal food nov furnished hy thC WOOL growers. I
Tho mining ANA msngia turing lahorors OF me |
country would suffer n would also render mo /
production OF American uu-u'a ava cp-l9h- /
jos impo7sinlo by placing tnoAe nrtc.e8 On nc /
free Est with wool Ey flo transfcro iheso and /
other products - coal and iron-ore 10 ihe tfso 7
iisL am by reducing the duties oa seer fi.l', /
STRUCTURAL mon and many other forms OF u"h /
and steel eu1icieluy 90 Withdraw pro'e non |
from hem and permit foreign producers 90 IleoI |
our markets, u would, though u nainialncl OK |
lr.iiIt hH''H 90 f1hI ii4 lfNN Nit 'f'-' "a '''- 7
iority 81 the bliuminJJs roalnelds and orc-napks
which Ver" nos riF.cg profitable elt-'4- !
inrnt 20 hundreds Of thousands OF lhp'Icl'' /
not only iu trs northern states. pht ll |
May and. Virginia, Wo-t Virginia. tor'h 'alo- /
Inn, Georgia. tennessee. and Alabama, anu /
turn tnom atrif wifhoas p-ospoc. Oi oiier eh4- |
plnymCnf elsewhere tLan iu cotton ana corn |
fields blt while protesting 90 have aoanlonoI |
Ne!r Uurf o-e 20 put coal and ore on the ifto |
III, its trainers bad ineono~ly conirived 70
m2ke tlc iup, rf8uou OF t0th Tres hy sucn tnl4-
sugc- OF inIre-d0n "a might enable thcm 10 ,ao-
die me treasury Departments or I44I'lail WV
tue political consequences Of their druDei~-5
tergy-. sgtluns The iuutO would not put clhl
all ore sluarcly snt irapLly on the lIes
iisi. They had, however, "a enecualiF pi'Nl1et
Tor the repeal Of duties that new pre,oct mon, -
could have been done by naming them on Wy
ll4f. They Ucrc not specially Suumefa 81 OF
provide! for. and consequently the repeal ol %
isilug duaos on these oiurifs was 7yo'i"yo'.J
provided for iu lines = and o. section --, PAGE
A., lajt paragraph Of tho bill, me l@nsuA-S
81 which is that AL laws and pars OF
lava ia CONFLICT herewith are hereby TepsaleN'
This language applied 30 and repealed W pro-
visions oil the Law wntrh 90" ant-"f@es 'h' ''i-
lection Of dulles ON those mineral suus' tn'f
iu Grade state and metals un"fOdgal Au'"N
20 commerce "a Ditumluou- c02i and iton-cF'
II was claimed FOR tie rommit,es eiu thAt N
would open foreign mario - q. our pro -
and I'm connection with thia prep 1itcrot. t-.ih
l. might not bu Inappropriate % Say lful tl5
corn consumed in ihs glucose industry Oh
whi'n Atl9 T. known o. me iarmc.
OF she country Ht large. equ-Ne1 more tal
orc third Of orr total annual export OF earn,
aud is about one half The quantity consumer ~
Or uistllieries, vi. so interests are pf'-eN'.i
by the existing tgriu aud by ne monopoly
croafsd AMI vested in the "E1lskey trust ~
Internal taxes on distilled sDirifs Doth OK ~.
urfhoIs Cf prcte 'tiou sac m0loiIty OF mo 'o.i-
mittoe ON Wavs and Means seemed 90 REGARD a5
y"-tei ught- Of trust wLich n0 logiaia-on ma!
Mr kelley SAID Il would be mistake % sup
pose from tAs driil VI bs remarks .A., De vac
opposed 70 ralIction " tho surplus. iic l' M.
his policy iu these words: ] would go lti--ia.H
or the question OBJ tho surplus aud tho sources
wh0ner 10 flows = o. increase The We1ill-p .f'r
ana dignity Of mo country Dy promoting M ur-
VelOpmento a. its natural resources uad mo di-
versl5cEacs ~ its iuiuttrirf, and nus diiil''h
its dependence upon foreign IMPORTATION -i.
which duties are cOilcrioI. would DERIVE INC
national revenues from customs duties so al
ju,fed 90 remunerktivs prices Tor comIuoIl
ties as TO 8. % llsie ana 1,ieu4 Lo.n. l'' ,
ductin17. while preventing c3inp' - 'g.-'
trusts. and Eouopoi les az any .lnf if0ia Eiinl'i-
ing tho consumers d. qna.aao41r uttlNeIs
prices. lu purrl4rre OF tri7 Folicy would proc
mote bv Adel. afs eG'-, tlc FfoTih ui li-'.
rAmic, fay. bsWD. saf ot1er ceroi5 pa :
and their merrf. .tIrr Info -rreaii cor 'ttf' p u
f.1rica. and vo-ld NJ siuiau ne rsl-Nf2 -Nles
ca sugar ] would also lu poe st'n 44.r- IN
ts-pa,e As Uo..d quicken th- mining Of 'ih
and invite fhe looa-l) u Oh slch --ne ,.lnf-
works. furnaces, and forr"s and rolling
mills FOR plate crl sheets tn close pre'-
unity 10 no minss as would c-,wn ll'
Hlsrx uills ot Dakota " ih intu Ti'' ar Nhi.l
the MASON would be proud. and tn5 tfreh.'n''
u which an IFS people would soon Zoe. sld Roe
rrccI3tf Bus fic-e crures-es o. -ecuring tl'
revenue. though certain viii De gradual, and az
o. = Pres .lQu. has truly saii "u is q tol-i,i'h
which couir.ufs us-I1t a. theory feil'-
tons should be- effe .fs1 tnWcd afoly by tbs at'-
iiiou a. the sources ~ income, Tho ~ reipt' ri-l
which may Do connutei moth ty mouth, u uot
=
country 3r0 Low comma ht iAc "mshy
trust ns absolutely as Lcr wrr, by slavery oe-
f1re the war. AMI King Alcohol if proving tLa-
Dr. is no hostile % tae national def5.cp -1AI as
Ming cotton ever was
~. Chairman. having devoted years o. my
vigorous manhood f0 the oFsr.Hrrw OF ne pNiifl-
cal influence az slave ouFarohy. intend to 1'-
vote my declining years 90 i-e ems As-o.. III
ire political Affairs frou tho fatal embrace Of tie
subjects oi TIE m-ft fruitful roAr'o OF lo'er'y.
i-rorsr.a. vice. crime, ii-eeFs. ius-ri'r. aad
iguonin 0v9 coStr known t0 no rlTinlat5u Dl
no nineteenth century, trI whose hiuuo ana
insidi0us powor is arrayei alike against me
mining and mnluts turing interests ci tl1
country cnl che diversi icatou or ne arricnl.u'e.
Ia conclusion, submit that DC was by ue pro-
visions o. the law imposing taxes Cu fl9.luel
spirits taa.t.s Ull-aey rust WIS -alcl INTO
eri4toare auI cnab "a % accomplish revival
OF me dcsu0tism which peryaic1 the southern
Sta 80 before th0 WA and that me po"or az sul@
"frustr and tho combinations " Democratic
politicians and tho banking ta1uonce ~
Kentucky can no broken only by tao repeal
% ne informal taxes, TIE perpelusNon ~
which Ia the issue presented t0 the American
ueouIe by the President IA hls free tra.e tnss-
-4cs ana ty tao iva southern gentlemen mo
have dominated the councils OF tie Committee
ou Navs and NeGus AMI submitted ilit hiii 70 the
House Tor consideration. FOR my'eli ~lli 9iaud
for d protective system and tho lnaiutrnArae
OF such rates o. duties as VIII insure
the devolopmrnt ~ 81 tie resources N
the country. increase the numbo, ar iis IN
dust-iee. and porVc.uat9 it5 uaionsl moe
pendence commercial and Undue rial, ~
we'll as political. TINS cannot br done ~ ths
interual tax sv3frri rs 20 be maintairel. Tor Tie
surplus IS a condition that cannot Pc psrpotl-
aisd with safety 60 our republican institutions.
mo Dyrifv o. the Government. the safety II
tho BUSHES. and tas morals OF the public &C.
rnaud tho q 5 smautof the surplus uF repeal
Of ne taxes which noW FROM IT,: sld 70, !n add
ton 10 tho boarding Oi what snouiI zoe
Inc current money Of no realm 10
enc treasury n tho United States. We
M siutain a system ~ suretss by which
| from se7enty-dys millions 10 ORC hundred
| millions OF what should ba our current money
! fau 10 spilled solely % the u-o O. tho
"whlskey trust 10 its war upon our naiioual
| industries aud our national independence pos
| terity referring % the surplus nnI lis de-
morslizink influence. will impute TO crime
! thAt pcrDoiuafed &c and the cone~quencss win
| which Il IL brought @ no fi;doih Congress 81
/ the United States oil America
! Mr. Keller referred 20 his recent visit 70 Ken
! trcgy and ~ ths earnest welcome bestowed
| noon him By tho large-framed, great-heHrrcd.
! ana sturdy men Who came from al parts " the
| state 70 Taxa council with each other n 70 how
! THAR own condition and that Of their suffering
! felloE-cifizsns might 10 improved II he had
| ssid > word mat could wound tie -enslbllity Of
anv ksntucklan 1t has not been used with that
! infant and be begged the people 81 this wonder
| fullv-endoWed State tO remember tho Scripture
! maxim, that faithful are tho wounds OF
| frieudSn
Tho Louisiana Election.
fBy telegraph to the Dispat.hl