The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-12-14
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REVISION OF HI TARIFF.
A Just and sensible revision of our tariff
laws should be made for the relief Of our
eountrymen who suffer under the present
support Of all who love that Justice and
equality due to American citizenship, of all
who re6llEe that in this justice md equality
our government finds Its strength and its
power to protect the citizen and his property;
OF al who believe that the contented cOmpe-
tence and comfort Of many accord better
With the spirit OF our institutions than the
colossal fortunes unfairly gathered in the
hands Of . few. OF all who appreciate that
that The forbearance and fraternity among
our people which recognizes the value of every
American interest Is the surest guaranty
Of our national progress, and of all who de-
sire to SEQ the products Of American skill and
. resulting restoration OF American COM
merce.
TIE necessity Of the reduction of our rev.
enue y 90 apparent q to be generally con-
coded, but the means by which this end shall
be seenmplished, andthe sum Of direct bene-
subject Il the utmost importance. There
should b no scheme accepted as satisfactory
BY which the burdens Of the people are only
apparently removed. Extravsgant sppropria-
lions Of puhOc money with all their democrat
king consequences should not be tolerated,
SAoAD0G - y AA0D&D Va HVA1CVAuk Luc kICA6UEy OI
IL present surplus or rs furnishing pretexts
for resiet11g Q proper reduction in tariff rates.
The eHlstan& evils and injustice should be
honestly eeORniged, boldly met and effect
lively remedle0. There should be no cessation
Of the struggle until . plan is perfected Tor
taSr : coosesvative adjustment toward ex-
totAS f1dustzaes, but which will reduce the
cost 70 consumers Of the necessaries Of life,
while Is provides for q manufacturers the
a6sa1tA1o ok 4teer raw materials and permits
DO ipjufy % the Interests Of American labor.
Tho 6an6e for which the battle is waged 1,
soagriss4 xithin the lines clearly and dis.
ooopso0ised. Il f. the peoples cause.
Wea1not DO denied that the selfish and
pgtyato tntereets which are so persistent,
keard 3hem efforts are made toward dealing
WltA anoGAee adjustment Of our tariff lawi
ace. N~epoaahle for the sentiment largely
s0ycraHssti 3 tSs fountain Of individual AM
psivses. ~. That It may DO expected to re
seas anA6cmmistees, and that from the full
neoe At H. Treasury It should, upon the slight
ct pboefhae pretext Of promoting the gen
ss,1 49, ssSss aPs sSd R insiyid 1u1a' 70 Sa the q. 1s Il 8,
denied tAae there 10 Q growing assumption
'thAt aoAgalnst Tie government and in favo!
a IL 1Gtyato claims and interests the usua
ulos Snd lnitstjens Of business principles
anA1 lust 0eal1ngo should be waived. Thes.
Msasheye bse1 unhappily much encouraged
; leGiGlee1vs ieq9isscence. Relief from con
tfacAS SNOWMAN government % too easil!
ecooo6o6hl ayue Of tho eli zen. II failure,
TO mppeet claims against the gov
eEane8 b proof = often supplied b
70 6u1eo consideration than tn
WealA l4.tAe government and the pow
eety c - G10ana1t. Gfatuities In the form
celseSsaeas 4sa.tsd upon Other sroand =
,lor Nk0GEb5eee vall1l, and large sums arc ex
peQAe1lAe 6uhlie u6lldings and other in
- min srepCo9eatattons scareel!
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