The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-05-15
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and provide for our own people an in
austry of the highest Importance.
We cannot help regretting, however,
that the committee seems to have lacked
courage to attack more severely our in
ternal revenue system. The taxes ON
various forms of the tobacco industry
nave been reduced or removed, but we
believe that the committee would have
been sustained by the country if all
Kinds of internal revenue taxes on tobac-
90 had been removed. 1t should have
been announced. us part of the Repub
ican creed, that internal revenue taxes
were to be ultimately abolished, and
on; step in this direction should have
been taken in the proposed bill. 1t is,
however, easy to complain and to find
fault and we are inclined to think that
even those who complain loudest had
they themselves been in the committee
hearing all the evidence and weighing
all The facts, would have reached prac-
tically the same conclusion which the
committee has reached
As to the amount of revenue which
this bill, if adopted. will abolish, Mr..
mo i.i.iiey T,".ea !. ~ ms report az apou.
oo,on' 'iiii''o'i'' - 'iii' estimate siiouio
pioIe " Nc correct anu IL seems 10 pe
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pio .l'''' "'''iin wv years ins'eao VI
aI"' is o',os " SUI ius ron 'ie parry