The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-04-04

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81. li'~r hm.s- ien-logl,r .r
n'r'"'hes ti-risl ~ in The ho,-s M ~.
fe-~n'%'ivr- hv ~ u-Kfpiav d,...
'''r debate npGn iiiA Viii. r,riF Mi (;
- 'hT summer ~ l1-- ngtr~f -. ;,,,o.,.
(. tnr' ~ ne nrasif4nff,i etrrn,frn w ~
teNr TIE -uis di4 - snn.h s,,v,~5 =,
\. .'rr''"n M Mr.. IIsrri-nn ~ iha n~a.;
~ N~uev That ihe pptfir fs1 rnn.infnl WI.
. 80 'een frlivprei aver ~ ~. r.,
y i''rS~r. =" ~ r-ei sysin fwn ve.r- he.~.
% W the -han- ~ smother ..fl-woci s.s.
~ - ior- fAiav wa- M, ~ W,
! - ft'isfeirhis Pra-- h-< heen ova-
= h"n Eng 'ha rnsst'i~sn rsr-hag. ana 49,.
rrrF'n'-Ai Nrkiniay- sen-d0Iiar-sni,
~nrerh. ~i'h 'lie vie~ ~ cannter-~,5,, !
ne xr0Eing sentiment among rhe rac-
r'~ir '*r~r free w0ol The at,emn, "
~ I~h hirl~y mi The higF-tarifF ren.h-
ii'-tn rnt@r- thst hsve reprinted Nh.
-r~erh - convince the consnmers ~
~n"'er gani- That : hiyh f.ritr in-urs.
~ fAew rhesa riorhinx. sai ,i.,t her.r..
mi ~ rlnf.l-- csa ~ haurhf fnr Sit,'i,
= r---.--srilv rhssp. raa'- ~ ,ah,.o
From frrefrslser- for President Us-r;-
af III
-sses+i a-rfer' ne -nrh = cAnfeufin, ~ f.w-
~ ir~n ~ orp'"rni proposition thai
rh-so rsnthinE -'mere-~ts invaIxes
'--D nsn and Hnrnan nn 1er HE rn.s
HHw~y~r- ss exsnins.ipn ~ai snalr-i.
.f me yrri"H- Stems ~ Coz N Nckin-
l@t : '~n-siolier sHit Will prove instr.
flv-. l'''h = showing fi.e romriexitv af
ne w"9i snf wenlen schedules OF onr
fsrif 49,. AMI ~ iIIn~'rsiiry how -
ee-.linglv iirf-nst II J. ior ~onsumers ~.
<ooi~" gn-ti- 10 determine jnet bow
'ni-h fisrr sre rsyir- ~ r-ofsr.ion AMI
a'''r mnrh frr xnn4n rinisi~y.
Mr Mills teeA itr pains Tn trace rha,
-iar ~ the msrnf-elnr~r and obtained
from rirn ~ rn~ irern- N ia rn~s. -
is.ssi thsF ihi- grsrli-niar -uit weirrea
'nnT sri enrFi-F rnrfn'-. and fhas 49,
rorting ~ tne r0'nt.Yfsffon NJ wocI Z
'nanniarfnser~. II required s~ven,esr, :
bounds ~ gree-s wool 70 make the -ui, \
ne tSriff rats - wool IN The grease i. '
- reni~ = pnHni. or S1-0 for the wool =
a -uif. lie sl-r found thar he total easr r
y the suit wss - -. OF which Si.65 wa. q
nr i<bor- Defurriny $f7D. the smopn, q
4 The wool tSrifi. from ss So. We have =
y - . the co-t Of the suit with untaxed
gool. =
Nov comes specific dntv Of % cents
ps'npd upon the manufactured product
y This cs<e the manufactured producer ?
seizh- four pounds and fOnr 0nres
iSe -pecific infs j.. therefore. 81 20. the
xsrr smount Of me wo0i durv. The,
rfrIfc duty wss imposed solely for the ~
nrEsf-e of recommending the rnsnnfsc- %
sFrr f9r tbe smouni ri money that he -
~ alrests advanced for the tariff tax ~
= y oni. We -h0uli near IN mind fhsf ~,
a. -sfrific tax j. not -.prntrrrire tax III
roper. bus Simply compensatory tax ~
Rnr. of course. the IN srift-stssrr- mn.s ~
- BE- proter'ai. Therefore. ~ ai-val- ~
em fnry ~ 81 prr cent = imposed III, ~
! rhe manufactured .rsieie Uron fhi- IN.
IL ~ rI0fhps. v hIch css~r. wifh rhe wool ID.
sef. 80 - fhe productive dnty II fhe y
Ie ~ 81 per cent. j.. - course. - 80 ths
j. make~ three driie- thsr The con ma
'ner i Obliged 90 psy, summarized a. !
lfow-. LII
nv on rhe raw wool gpFo'efivel 81 7O'wo
erific duty on Manufactured pro- ad
lnrf Compensatory TO ter
-ysloTenI duty on manufactured -.
product lprofucriyeJ 233 the
one
Total amount OF duty S57s ~
4 ~ suit y iIh unisxeh wool sss ber'
wit
i ~ Init v ish tariff duties added $40 II du.
D order 10 uufer-4ll fhe foreign suif Wa
m.nuiscfurer dropped II cents and j. =
his tOnr-fnllzr and ninet, -eighf thrF
suit for so. con:
RI w. see whst fhi- same Snff m clothes tax
Ild cost il the MiiI- nil. a-sin-r v hich cost
Mckinley delivered hi famous tecti
ch. hal become Isw. " thst bill The
I Wa pisrei upon the fire. Ii-r. the thus
ifir dnfy VS. abolished. ani the AL upof
rem duty on the manufactured article WOO
fixed u ~ per cent: ~
of suit a - e. r
4 .sur~ - - -, ~ POM
SlTO
Total cost S. ~ sun.
birscting mi. sum from The $40 that sstor
We n inlev'- -uir cost. we shall have e1 Or
ing ~ - O3. III the manufacturer er al
"a be willing 10 throw or III cents consu
/. protection - Ne did on Mr.. Me- wool.
sy's suit. each consumer would save fren-,
on everv suit Of clothes costing also r
slO. There can be M question. dnfy.
that the Mills bill would have been sethe
~ benefit 10 the millions OF con- IL IS.
- Of wooien goods each
E next question IL. would the re- ti0n 1
] Of the duty on wool injure tbs lev ness.
and men who adrliI that tkev are sssifF
= wool on their high-priced Isnd- sb.ur,
De- under the present high protec- TO be.
srif: In the fir~t place, there can Wa
question that by substantially re- that 1
2 the price ~ the manufactured oppo-,
ef- manufacturers would be able 10 are nv
iore wooden goods both At home profit
rosf. aud thus increase the demand the "a
y wool. In the second place. with arouns
ressed demand for wool, onr wool 10 SOU.
- would have no occasion to fear workir
' prices prophesied ty high pro- the ID
lists There has been no definite lemon.
tion whatever between the prices manu-.