The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-10-29

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20 : '',' no my z
80 D'''.s u sneoS ,
30" :. anu 'no Plice ''s.s u
r 'n'u'1'' u'' more
s"'S 1P's, auu eno eserS 'uhy re-
tan pr''fs charged across the eoun-
ter, are he only arguments the OPP
poncnts 81. the iniouitous Mckinley
tariff n<,.i 10 advance 7, : al.o
x,,l.a. .,:..
so'"e 'p''u'''on' hoo u eneory,
whien f,nir0nts us.
Drive| 10 tho wall, from their
position hat the tariff is moi n fay
tho Rs,,. /.,;<..,,.,.,..nahoro q
49, -. 70 ''as nc" -
ness'' &:ss.t 3 e me .'ar'h y 2 tax
1t IS only taxFon impofLeu goods.
Attempting to take refuge under
this falsehood. the Pittsburp aam-
=. e,.;,,I f.a-stts asls aha,. 80.
- - - -s ~" many
mo'N'ns'n en or we,il'ouo peopie OIL
'"' anuu'e s'asses uress u imported
oous' a'nse 'nis' y ohiy
sSessa ~ p'ae' .ne eseiia.es oi
, -, s sao Puoiican
60 man =. ~. "' nce
COMMITTEES, as 10 wool ana wooiens
in the Mckinley bill:
aAs the United States only pro-
duccs 265, 900, 900 pounds of wool
out of a consumption of 600. 600 900
pounds, 1t is clear these people must
consume a considerable amount, of
foreign wool. manufactured abroad
or ri home. More than one-balt
the wooden wear of the neonIe il inn.
norted and whether in row ~.
mannf,cfnrad conJ;t;oo he ;ncr.oS.
ed raves Of lie new toriff Hill ara
lev;ed ON Il On tho ;mborta,;ons
Of 1850 The wooden sel,ad,Ie Of a.
McKiniev hill increases taxes sI4.
400 00ll That. is on the imnorted
articles alone lint there il n resnlt-
ing increase i'm tho prices of home
products many times greater.
And aa,in Mr. Csrl;sia :, b;s
sPoeen co''ciuul .ie ''r'i ueoa'e
IN the Senate Reed allowed no de-
bate in the House, made these
statements of plain facts:
Tbe dntvon woolan and worsto,,
xo,.ns yaInaJ a, no, nrar On 49,
na,. no,nt :. ;u.,ea,.J s,.o,a IN os
cont 10 ma,a ,han 40 No. go, Poi
On onn yrade s,r worstaJ Iii,
.,oods far nns,erwaar and yoman's
and ,.h;l.i,.sn,s Jross Gods naInad -,
less than 20 cents nor nonnd tha
dntv Is ;ns,.,.ascJ f,.a,n y, No.. CO.., ~
to ITO per cent; and on another
grade from a little over 90 to l16
Per cene.
~ t nc next s &c e''lss, su,ueu ~ oe'
wv % anu ~ cel,es per pc,
.ao uu'y y ihere,'seu ,roih oo "
IA per cent anu on tne next class
saiueo aoosc.fo Genus per pouhur
, inc uu.S - iherc''scu from o'2 ~
i-9-per cent.
The duty ON worsted shawls is in
creased from 62 TO so per cent.
The duty on one class OF wooden
shawls is increased from So! to
nearly so per cent, and on another
class from 694 to over 80 per cent
The dnty on one grade of flannels
is Increased from 81 to 40 per cent.
and on blankets valued at more than
80 and not more than 40 cents pei
P9 a 10 Ion sn mer u eas, is increased from
The duty. on ready. made clothing
made wholly or in part of wool is
increased from 81 to "a per cent; on
e ce,. KS, aolmans' etc., from oo 10 o
pe mn,
e, ane .'tpou's noos app'e e', 1ness
Thoa,oro,,o consnmn,;on of Wool,
en- goods in Pennsylvania is esti.
mated at s12 for each person, OF
s6o,ooO,ooO per annum for all the
peopie Oh -lhe o.a.e. Ihirty PEI
increase in the nr;ces Of this vast
amount Of wooden goods because Of
the Mckinley bill. 1t is this in
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