The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-09-28

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Cleaned from Speeches ID Con-
gFoss and Political CampaiGnss
from Letters, Interviews
and Omcial Reports.
yAnrs G. BlAuzz % Lunbsr-Jsns 10. -;
During the entire war. when We were
seeking everything on the earth, and IN
the skies. and In The waters under the
earth, out OF which taxation could BE-
wrung. Il never entered into the concep-
ton OF Congress 10 tax breadssu6s-
never. During The most pressing ex-
liyencies OF the terrible couteet in which
We were engaged, neither bresdstuds
nor lum Der ever became the subject Of
one penny OF taxation. Now,
Is 10 the article Of lumber. again re-
mind the House that there hes never
been tax upon This article. The gentle
man from Ohio may talk on this question
as he pleases; but | say that wherever
the Western frontiersman undertakes 10
make for himself home, tc Ill! the soil.
10 carry on tho business Of life. he needs
lumber for his cabin, be needs lumber
FOR bic fence, be needs lumber for his
wagon or cart, he needs lumber for his
plough. be needs lumber for almost
every purpose in his daily life.
wuuAu D. Ksusv. q Psnnsyivsnis . Ffss wesI-
| Let the nv material come In. Let us
make blankets that will drive ont Eng
Ilish blankets. Let us make our own
I"Euglish frieze" and ~Peterboro' frosted
beaver Let Ne Be able to rival Engisnd
and France and other representative No.
tious 10 making these cloths.
Senator IpaAIxs. FEBRUARY Is. Isis:
| We can not disguise the truth that we
are on the verge Of an impending revo'
Ilution; the old Issues are dead The
Ipeople are arraying themseIve upon one
side or the other o1 portentous contest.
On one side IL capital, fornidsbIy en-
trenched in privilege. arrogant from
continued triumph, conservative, teDa-
Icious 10 old theories. demanding new con.
|ccssions, enriched BY domestic levy and
foreign commerce, and struggling to 3D.
liust III values 20 lie own standard On
Inc other Il labor, asking for employ
'lment, striving 70 develop domestjc In
Idustries, battling with the forces o. ma
Isure. and subduing the wilderness; labor
.IstsrviEg and suIleu IN cities, resoIuteIy
ldetermined to overthrow : system un-
der which the rich are growing riches
land the poor are growing poorer;
Isystem which gives to vanderbIIt the
Iposseasion OF wealth beyond the dreams
lof avarice. and condemns the poor TO
poverty which has no refuge from star
walton but the prison Or the grave
| HuGH McCULLoCH, Secretary % the
Treasury. Recommendations in Report
'l1SSl:
FrRsr. That the existing duties upon
Irav materials which are 10 be used IN
Imauufacture should be removed. Thii
lean b done IL The interest Of our for
srcoxD. That The duties upon the ar
S|tjcles used or consumed BY those who
|are the least able to bear the burden ol
taxation should b reduced. This sls<
lean be effected without prejudice % ouI
lexport trade.
pr>s,de.t osAss. Annual Message, Dseenbsr. Is7l:
| Those articles which enter into 90.
: manufactures, and aro not produced 3,
>|home, e seems to me, should be entered
Ifree. Those articles o. manusactur:
(which W produce constituent pert o.
sIbut do not produce the whole, that per-
which Ne do not produce should Be- en-
TERED free also. I viii instance NM
.IWooIs. dyes, etc. These articles must b
ss'|imported 70 form part ofthe manuiac
lture or the higher grades Of wooIeu
Ieoods. Chemtcale useo = oyss, c.s'
J IIpounded - medicines, sno 80. I. 80, ~
|rious Ways '1 usaousscs.Ie: 49, ~ ..'c 4
Ithis class. Ine insroouct.9n' 49, 49, Y
duty, OF sucn zoos "a ~ ~ .vs ~.
ooce wouIo ssu'.s. - -. -. - shoss -
q gooos Eeq".s.n9 49, @.sS ~. - I hsrs
TIprocuces sno sness;css ss.,c. o1'' rhere ~ q,
~ g ncGc P: Prs.-:.~ srto sshom,
slsny s.c'e sussy -ss.s - a. M produc,
Insnussctu ss@s - Ss,sch ~. ,rcrease