The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12

the remaining twelve schedules IL will he
seen the duties are increased over the
present law in nine, and very slightly de-
creased in the other three.
ms HARD Jon.
Mr.. Allison appeared today as tho lead
ing defender Of the Republican bill. He
has q difficult task to defend to his Iowa
constituents bill which, IN the face Of n
largely redundant revenue, retains and in
decd increases the duties on lumber TO
favor the Republican millionaire lumber
trusts ut the expense Of Iowa aud Mime.
sofa farmers; which keeps the high duty
on the farmers salt toiavor The New York
aud Michigan salt combines, which makes
blankets, ilnunrls anl clothing dcarcr than
even the present high tariff To the Iowa
aud other western farmers, in favor Of the
Pennsylvania wooden monopoiists. Mr..
Allison has given his own people 10 he
robbed 10y protected monopolisls.
WHAT AKNNsAs SENATOR SAID.
Senator Plumb, Of Kansas, sad in the
thrill debate Of 1883, speaking for the pco-
pile oi Kansas "No one raising anything
within the state Of Kansas, and no manu-
laclurcr In that State asks Tor an increase
Of duty on anything. We do not ask that
q ring in fact may use that expression
without oiIcnsc q collection and combine
ton oi interests located upon the eastern
frontier oi this country, near 10 the seat
and source Of power, easily accessible 10
tariff commissions and easy 10 got their
cars, shall not have their own way about
everything ut this kind. entirely ire
spcciiyc ui this section OF this country re-
| mote from the scat and sources uf power.
/ ~ g.
| be- consulted before the bin finally passes.
aud some Of US will be- consulted after the
bin has passed In regard to the reasons for
the action or non action taken. ! sly now
a. the persons who have thr run of this
ihiur to those who have had control
aui are better posted, aud have been
ublo 10y arts aud various processes 10
DO those things which were not
thoroughly understood. | beg OF them
IN consider that the people are
Watching this proceeding, and that
they want uo higher taxes, hut lower
taxes, uud that IN giving the protection
lpr American industry they want 30 give a
decent chance 90 q class of people who, by
reason ot their ciliiug, cannot hr protected
NJ all hut who have got TO take their
chances in the markets ui the world Tor
their products hard products 60 raise. cx.
| pen .iyu products ipgui to market. and IN the
| production ol which there .s thc smallest
margin pl profit
EhsT.gN FiuuEs THINK sn, TOO.
~ WIS talking with farmer from Mas
Hchusott Today about this thing. lie
said hr had ~ good llrm ~ there was iu
thy Old Ray state, and set De- said that hr
could barely make hulh ends meet. and
Dee complained 90 mp that one uf the
reasons Why Doc could not do so was hc.
cause everything else TIA, surrounded
him was ' much protected that il simply
took tnr difference between profit uul
lu., 100 hi- u.,ug and lcit him very
slim ch1uuy indeed llam wear ip wear"
That was said boo lsNl, mul in 1854 Mr..
/ lIuWu'H prophecy Wa verified Tho poo.
! p'r were watching, as Dec said, and they
! Uui uuf iIH Republican. vUnUsl persisted
100 wHnUF tIHm Boz lhr interest 81 eastern
muHHnHpH.rs snd Iut he @ Democratic
rU,s Iult
Sow Me- Allison Johns hands with The
"a tern uuuIpul.H anI ms,, AGAINST bis
own pruulu and fathers auUl, every line
uI Which rolls tHp farmers and hnlnug
mHu u. Iowa aul 81 thu whole west and
northwest