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Morrow. Majority.

l. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2J.-An unofii-
 = recount of the votes cast.in thc fourth congressional district was fin ishei to-day. The recount resulted in increasing the majority of Morrow Republican, over Ferral, Democrat, by c)
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Wknf .sfgnIarck Says.

BERLIy, Jan. 2j.-The North Ger man Gazette, Bismarek's organ, de nie. the existence Of any treaty pre- any European power from ac- quiring ascenlency in Samoa. He also denies that England and the United States are agreed ths. !he pro ceedings oi the German agents in Sa- moa is Sn.rary to the stipulation of treaties or opposed 10 diplomatic eli QlIette
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Timber Frauds.

ALBUQUEEQUE, Jan. 25.-A dispatch from St. Johns, Arizona, states that Deputy |. s. Marshal Robert S.ean, and $. B. Beyans, special agent of the interior department have arrested seven Mormons on charge of timher frauds.
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ssoE in she s.ensi.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Jan. 25.-Thc Senate and House met in joint assem- bly, at noon and balloted for |. $. sen ator, with the following result: Golf 3l, Kenna IT. ". l.. Wilson 10, bal ance scattering. There were S7 votes cast, necessary to choice 4
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THE Samoan misunderstanding is causing great deal of speculation regarding the outcome. Newspapers on all sides are clamoring for war, and that is about as far as the war will go.
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NotIce.

All persons indebted to me for goods purcha ed on accounts which have been outstanding for more than thirty days, must settle the same by cash, note O other security at once. From and afte this date goods will be sold for cash only. $. (. BAGG.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

R, c, Ketilewell will hereafter make collections for the DAILY PRosPEcroE, and ;s authorized to receipt for all bills due this oEcc.
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tance lends enchantment.

2 THE removal of the capital to Phc- nix is a settled question; that the Governor will sign the bill at once, and the capital be removed within thG next week, is but the fulfllment of the prophecy of those who knew of the strings being pulled to turn the tide in that direction. It now remains 10 be seen what Cochise has drawn in the lottery. Whether it is prize or 9 total blank remains ;o be seen. IL would not be very surprising to see the disisionists work their scheme success fully to divide tho county of Cochise. The delegates from the northern counties have no love for Cochise or Pima. The divorce has been granted by mutual consent, and the battle has begun.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-25

Arnold's Wood Yard and Express Wagon. Orders left at Walkers cigar store or Fitts' store promptly attended to. c. H. Arnold, corner Eighth and Stafford streets. II N
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Mark Of Respect.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Aiter the adoption of q suitable resolution on the death of Representative Durnes, Of Missouri, the House and Senate both. adjourned as mark of respect.
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AubscripIiOn Rates.
CITY OFFICIAL PAPER

WE may expect to hear in day or two of the rapi' rise in the value oi real estate in >Phenix, in consequence of the removal of the capital
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CArTLErrsBrRG, Ky, Jan, 25.-sher- if Kibbe of Boyd county. Ky, made an assignment late last night and lef; here before daylight this morning. He is saidt be short $l4,O00
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cae Kew .,ls-ovc.y.

laa have hes yeEr fi:e7ds Grd reii hb3rs taking a5cEt [. Ton m y y,.ugs,if he oae i the Hsfy VI 60 Ssuw from D rfC..Ei t1p Ticuc, ISi has. co e si:ipg it E.. T. yor hay cv .ritI. t 5ol a e cpesf i-- s'snnsa .F.c5 d-, bcc@r-e ia. y=oaf q fr:i ri 2. shoat is ias; w.ea C aiyeq a t-ul Dr. Eing-- Sew iji covsv ever f. rhs lI< q uiacr in ihe haus4 1T 70 lave never psej t sns, s-offiI he a.ic.rf i! ccCeh. o"i r. '.- 5ry Tho,,a-. Lsg or h<t. 'r a ie. 6. cufe ho.tcs 4. oucr asd give ft a Air iIi4l. l: i. gaaI fn'ccd very lime cr Y oEsy rcfa5a. TTiai soJtl= Tree ai j. yl' ce'- ase lsore-
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The Cochise Hardware ard Trading Company have received carload of the celebrated Schlitz beer. the most health ful and purest beer in the market.
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For Sale or Rent.

Two houses and lots, corner of Bruce and Sth streets, separately or together. If Apply to S. c. BAGG.
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For Rer..

Aframe house, cornerr Ergce and Third street, Giree roolas snd kitshea. Apply to Hrs. Harry Cook, next door to corner. q
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10000 rolls all new patterns wall papers and borders, just received at Bags.
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A sea bath at home can Dc had by buying package of Bitman's Sea Salt at Yonge's Drug Store. F 1tf
Tombstone daily prospector., 1889-01-25

J. E. Durkee's ranch butter by ex- press daily. one dollar per roll. at the Cochise Hardware and Trading Com. pspy's stor~.
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Wanted.

Teams for Sonora. Apply to
 $. NJ. BARROW, l-22-lw Allen street, Tombstone.
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Found.

A set of two false teeth on a gold reoi plate. The owner eau have i. by applsing ut this office and pny ing for this sdyertis inent. l2 9.f
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H,ccree orAUrrc.IY.

MADRID, Jan 25.--The soycrn2Snt has issued a-decrec granting a,hnes:y to all press and political ofrSsders.
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EXPELLED BOOMERS. Troops Drive Over Goo Families from
 Oklahoma, President Harrison Receives Many Callers from the
 Pacific Coast. Major Powell Makes a Fl-
 vOrable Report. Bismarck Gets His Back Tp Over lie
 S1mc1n TrouhIn
Bismarck Gets His Back Up Over the
 Samoan Trouble.
Sisorr.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO PROTECTOR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-09

oner himself, the Sheriff and the
states Attorney We're summoned
States Attorney Blake and Mr.. Trai
nor went down on the evening train
with a FREE TRADER reporter, bu,
neither OF the other officers had, up Il
that time, put in an appearance.
Smith was Il miner, between - and
3Oyears of age; had worked in Streatol
last winter, and then had gone tC
Bessemer, To work in the iron or,
mines, where he nursed his passion
for the girl, The girl was an orphan
and until she went to work in The
millinery. shop had lived with hel
uncle. Her reputation was good.
Smith seemed 10 feel that the wo.
men in the shop We're responsible fol
his ill-luck in not winning the girl,
affections, and brooding over his want
of success in getting her away from
them, took finally this terrible way OF
keeping her out of the shop 10y killing
her. IL is needless to say that when
they went away together they did
not 80 to her uncle's.
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A THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The Stakes for which Hemmerle and Cow
Will he Matched to Run.

John Cowden, the Rock Island
Splinter, accompanied by his manager,
Jack Gibson, the blacksmith, paid the
Ottawa sports visit on Sunday and
signed articles of agreement with
Judge Doolan, manager of Will Hem
merle, the pride of the Illinois Valley,
to run one hundred yards for $500 per
side and the championship Of Illinois.
The match is to come off at the Otta-
wa Driving Park on Dec IS, the win
ner also to have sixty and the loser
forty per cent. Of the gate receipts.
The articles of agreement are in the
hands of p. J. LoOney, of Rock Island,
and will be delivered to the managers
of the men on Wednesday, when Il for
felt of one hundred dollars each is to
be put up. The men are both very
fast and should the weather prove
favorable for training, the race will
attract sports from all parts of the
state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-09

The secret Of success said the
prince of American millionares, lis
very simple. Keep out of debt, keep
your head cool and your bowels open. .
summed up the policy which turned a
poor boy into Observation-Disclosures.
Success often hinges upon as small "A
matter as the state of the bowels. So.
you see that DR.. Pierce'S Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets are not only the royal
road to health, but to wealth and hap
DineSS as well.
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TUESDAY.

Mrs. Lena Gerhard, of Morris, was
the guest of the Misses Walters yes
terday.
Sam Lynn, deputy county treasurer,
who has been quite III for twoor three
weeks, is improving nicely.
Morris has begun to howl for new
depot at the Rock Island station; ana
every traveller knows they need 1T.
n. w. Duncan, Supt. of the Union
Coal Co., of La Sale, was in the city,
yesterday in connection with the coal
trade.
j. c. Briel, the accommodating as
sistant deputy county clerk, was in
Hennepin transacting business on
Monday.
Allen Fisher, the Streator cigar
maker who had his foot crushed by the
cars, is reported by DR.. Wcis, his ply
stefan, as improving.
Judge Gilbert is in the city, in con-
nectiOn with the Funk citation in the
Probate Court, which will be reopen
ed at 10 o'clock this morning.
Hon. A. j. O'Conor was in Ottawa
yesterday for the first time in ten
DAYS. He is somewhat Improved in
health, but as yet is not fully restored.
Woodruff Post, G. A. r., at Mar
settles, have secured Comrade DR.. Nc
Kinnie to deliver a lecture in G. A..
r. Hall, Thursday night, November
18th.
The editor of the Earlville Leader
has an awful gall. He says his crcu-
lation is almost double that of any
paper in La Sale county. He must
use magnifying glass when he looks
at his subscription liSt.-Uticd Gozette
The trouble in the mines at Strea-
tor. growing out of the purpose of the
companies to add one hour to the
work of the drivers on Saturday-aSk-
ing that they work until . o'clock in
stead of as they had begun-was
probably settled yesterday.
David Porter, brother of j. b.
Porter, of this city, made short talk
at the Presbyterian Sunday-School on
Sunday. He was the first Supern-
tendent of the school when it was eS-
tablished in the little chapel on
Clinton street, twenty-one years since
The G. b. Il q. depot at Earlvllle
was destroyed by fire the night of
Oct. 3lst, by incendiares who twice
fired the building before they succeed
ed in beating the tiremen. An old
elevator was also burned, which be-
longed to j. II. Dole & Co., Chicago
but which had been unused for a long
time.
w. II. Tydeman has resigned his
position as postmaster at Prairie Cen
ire in favor of Mr.. j. Belknap, the
merchant of that burg, has disposed
of his blacksmith shop and business
to his fathcr-in-law, and yesterday
started on IA six months trip through
the south and west. He will first 60
over the old battle grounds at Chata-
nooga and other noted places, and will
then visit New Orleans, points in
Texas, and on the Pacific slope. -Edrl-
rifle Ledder
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SUNDAY.

John :. Armstrong. of Shcrlday. was
at the Clifton yesterday.
Capt. J. NJ. Leighton, of Loclport,
was in Ottawa yesterday on business.
There are at present tWenty-three
prisoners confined in the county jail.
II. b. Olmstead returned from De
catur, Friday, where he has been
spending week.
Elias Trumbo, injured some weeks
since on the railroad, is almost com
pletely recovered.
to health that he will be able to at
tend court tomorrow.
Arthur Bailey, late clerk at Hobans
store, has taken position as head
freight man at the Burlington depot.
Miss Josie Hensler. an employe of
the overall factory, drew the forty dol
lar stove at the opera house last night.
A. V. Anderson, who has been visit
ing ChaS. Douglas, returned to his
home in Laramie, w. r., yesterday.
John Carrick, the gentlemanly man
ager of Whites hotel, is setting UP
the cigars. 1t is girl, and John is
happy.
Henry Arnold is in Kansas, and is
much improved in health. He will
probably remain during the winter
months.
f. w. Arnold. sOn-in-law of Henry
Holmes, is now assistant ticket agent
of the Northern Pacific railroad at
Minneapolis.
Chas. Douglas goes to Chicago to-
morrow. where he has accepted a posi-
large firm there.
F. NJ. Sapp and son Frank, who
have been roaming over Oregon, w. r.,
returned home yesterday. He met
Mr.. Hayden, exc agent, at Seattle,
w. r.
Dwight Lawrence last night shipped
seven head of fancy road horses to
Chicago, where they will he sold at
the great horse sale in Battery ID the
coming week
Arthur Lodge, No. 299, A. O. U. w.,
will hold its third anniversary at
Turner hall on the evening Of Decem-
Der II. The festivities will consist of
a grand ball, supper, etc. Willis or
cheStra will furnish the music.
M. A. Cushen, who has been spend
ing two or three months at his BIRTH
place in n. Y. state. returned Friday
accompanied by his niece, Miss Annie
Haight, who is also the niece of the
Rev. w. II. Haight, presiding elder
of the Rock River District.
The hearing or the People V. J. r.
Wright, alias Geo. Wilson, lately in
the employ of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine company of this city was yester
day postponed by Police Magistrate
Weeks until Wednesday morning.
Wright was returned to this city by
a Galesburg policeman on "a warrant
charging him with enlightenment. On
his arrival at the justices office, he
was again arrested by Constable Calk
ms on charge of forgery.
Adventists are predicting the end
of the world to occur during the pres
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ent week. The FRFF TRADER will
issue each morning, regardless of the
prediction, and should the end come,
will furnish full account of the phe-
nomenon. Now is the time to sub
scribe etc.
The case of The People V, Meade,
charged with numbering man in one
of the brush saloons of Streator some
time since, was set yesterday by Judge
Blanchard for hearing on Monday Il
week. Boys, of Streator and Allen,
of this city, will defend, 10y appoint
ment of court.
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TRUNKLESS HEAD.
Lars Pierson Falls Beneath the Wheel of a
Rock Island Fast Morning Express.

When the 7.0S fast train on the Rock
Island passed the first tank near Co
lumbus street Monday morning, it
left sight not soon to be forgotten by
those who were unfortunate in witness
sing the horrible accident. Lars Pier
son, who had been employed by the
Rock Island company for about a
week, on the section crew, was the
victim. 1t appears that he proposed
crossing the track in a southerly di-
rection, and was in the act of so doing,
when the passenger from the west
caught him. 1t dragged him thirty
feet, killing him instantly. His head
was entifely severed from the body
and presented a CHASTITY appearance.
The trunk was also horribly mutilated.
The deceased leaves wife and three
children in Sweden, who are in deSti-
tute circumstances. The coroner's
jury was empanelled by Deputy Coron-
er Weeks, viewed the body, and rem
dered a verdict Of accidental killing
through carelessness.
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Is Consumption Incurable ?

Read the following; Mr. G. II, Morris
Newark, Ark says: WAS down with Alb
scess of Lungs, and friends and physicians
pronounced me an lncurabIe Consump'
tive. Began taxing DR., Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, am now on my
third bottle, and able 10 oversee the work
on my farm. Ii is the finest medicine ever
made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio. says:
Had II not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption would have died
of Lung Troubles. Was given up by doc
tors. Am now In best of health" Try It.
Sample bottles free at ID. Lorr!auX' Drug
Store
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Electric Isittprs.

This remedy is becoming so we'll know
and so popular as TO need no special men
ton All who have used Electric Bitter
sing the same song of praise.-A pure
medicine does not exist, and 1t is guaran
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases Of the live
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system, and prevent as we'll as cure al
Malarial fevers.-For cure of Headache
Constipation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters.-Entire satisfaction guaranteed OF
money refunded.-Price so cts. and $l.OC
per bottle at ID. Lorriaux' Drug Store.
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CITY lind COUNTY,.
SATURDAY.

Mrs. 81. JOhn, VINO mas Deen WISH
ing Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Swift, went tt
Chicago yesterday.
Geo. w. Wormlcy, who has beon
citizen Of Osweg0 since 1887, dled
week ago to-day at the age OF 80.
DR.. ID. II. Bean, who has been prac'
ticing in this city for some time, re-
siding at Coz Illinois avenue, has re-
moved to Mendoza.
A. NJ. Shauntz, of Millington, has
been purchasing lands near the ~
road west of Wedron, apparently with
view of opening ii new sand pit.
Mrs. Trenary, of North Rutland
who was hurt some time ago at the
Rock Island crossing of the old Chica'
90 road, is recovering nicely from heI
injuries.
The annual crop of fast husking
yarns has become ripe. Grand Ridge
leads off with the exciting bet by
Steve Skedmore that he can husk l5O
bu. in day.
The Morris Electric Light company
have now secured sufficient number
of signerS to the guarantee to make 1t
safe for them to go ahead and estab-
llSfl unc pldIlt Ill lildu CItg.
The Grand Ridgers are now talking
up the project of Incorporating. The
only difficulty in the way is the want
of the necessary population, which
will be reached in a short time.
Owing to the engagement at Evans
ton, which could not be broken, Rev.
Herrick johnson, ID. d., will not be
able to fill the Presbyterian pulpit on
Sunday, as announced. He Will preach
here later.
Hon. George House, of Joliet, attor-
ney for the Chicago & Wilmington
Coal company, was at the Supreme
Court Yesterday in connection with
the recent decision of that court in
the case of Locey V. The Chicago &
Wilmington Coal company.
Mrs. Jacob Christman celebrated
her 50th birthday yesterday among a
few friends who called. She received
many presents from friends far and
near. A box of celebrated California
Riesling from friends in the Far
West, was one of the tokens.
Miss Flora Spencer entertained at
her residence in Rutland last Thurs
day evening about twenty young cou-
Piles in honor of some friends who are
visiting her from Syracuse, n. Y.
Quite number of Ottawa people at
tended, and all report a royal good
time.
Judge Burns, of StreatOr, late Judge
of the Peoria district, was in the city
Yesterday. Judge Burns wrote the
will of DR.. e. Evans, late of Streator,
and will be an important witness in
the case of the city against Mrs.
Evans in its effort to secure the library
fund mentioned in said document.
Back of all executive" jumps at
Ottawa while member of the Board,
we always had Sneaking idea that
Caspar Fischer, of Mendoza, had Il
kindly regard for Ottawa; and the fol-
lowing credited to him in the Ottawa
Republican of yesterday, proves it:
''Caspar Fischer: My dear sir, | will
be candid with you. Ottawa is a
dandy city. 1t is the only city in La
Sale county that is going ahead. |
have a weakness for Ottawa which
may, one of these days, result in my
becoming one of You. At least, | would
like to-
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the CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND G PACIFIC RAIL


% and Council
Omaha Fairb1 Nelso hoo fopeka
Hutchinson Wichita Beevile Abilene CALDWELL
Greek KPgnshe Fort Reno the Colorsdo
Caldwell
OF to all cities northwest
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Bucklin's Arnica Salye,

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilslains, corns, and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or 70 pay
required. 1t is guaranteed TO give perfect sat
isfaction. or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box For sale bv ID. Lorriaux.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-09
MONEY TO loan
On Farm Property.
B. F. LINCOLN.
WANTED,

Part in real estate and insurance brokerage bust
by party who has had long experience. uO re-
qulred and you handle your own money. Business
will net 81 00 per month proht Investigate. Address,
NATIONAL LIS La Sale street, Chicago. noy2Iw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-09

Take all the sarsaparillas, alternatives, bit
tiers, and other preparations for hood, and
you will find nothing that will satisfy you
like DR.. Jones' Red Clover Tonic. Because
1t cures and is prompt safe, reliable and
pleasant to take. Fifty cents for bottles
holding nearly pint. Sold by f. Y.
Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-09

Keep your blood pure and you will not
have rheumatism. AS blood purifier and
Alternative, DR.. Jones' Red Glover Tonic
stands above all other remedies 1t is gentle
yet thorough in its action; pleasant and ef-
icatious A few doses will prove its value
Price SOC, of E. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1889-11-09
FOB SAIE.

The residence If ii. G. Strawn. corner OF Main and
Buchanan streets, one block from the street
IS frontage buchanan street by about io feet
Main also barn and barn lot. The house is one OF the
best built In Ottawa and contains II rooms besides
front and hack halls bath and water closet Ts
Is supplied above and below with hot and cold water.
gas srtesian water. 4 complete system of ventilation
and sewerage and heated by furnace. Cellar under
the whole house, LESTER II. STRAwN
Once over City Drus store.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-21
GOOD NEWS TO FARMERS.
A Bill ExemptIng Young Cattle From Tax
alton Likely to Pass.

alton Likely to Pass.
rFRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENT
HARRISBURG, March 2O.-The County
Commissioners bill for equalization of taxa
tion ran the gauntlet of the stormy session
of the House this afternoon, ably cham
pioned by Mr.. Flickinger, of Erie, and Mr..
Burdick, Of Mexican. The bill passed
second reading, in spite Of the persistent ef-
forts of Captain Billingsley to have it post
poned, and in spite of the assaults of Mr..
WherY and other able gentlemen. Mr..
Stocking, of Washington, succeeded in
having the bill amended to. exempt from
taxation cattle, sheep and swine under two
years old, and farmers and mechanics tools
Of less value than 500. Other amendments
were adopted, and many that were offered
were voted down. Mr.. Stocking pleaded
for the exemption he secured on the ground
that the agricultural interests are already
overtaxed, and that real estate has greatly
decreased in value. He opposed the bill,
also, on the general principle that it is the
settled policy of the State and nation to
discriminate in taxation and not to tax
everything as the bill proposes.
The friends of the measure defended it on
the ground that to tax everything would
lessen the burdens of the present subjects of
taxation. This, they thought, should be
good news to the farmers, inasmuch as the
real estate of the Commonwealth now bears
"a per cent of the burden of local taxation.
The bill on one test mustered 100 votes, six
more than enough to pass it finally, if all
who voted for it were sincere.