The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-01
Figares Head By the Kentucky senator
70 Prsse That the TarlF Hill
decreases Taxation.
p Saear Bounty CIasse Denewnesd
= Sectional aaa Tksrsssr~
useenstltutissal.


w AsIIIkaIuN4 OEt. 4s-4He GuII1eF~
ence report on the tariff biIl wns taken
up snd Mr. Carlisls addressed the ssn-
nke. He would not. he said, attsmpt 10
aiscnss tho economic theory of TIE hill.
/ II was now about to pass entirely from
the han.is of the senate md beyond its
control, ansla discu6rion Of the question
coula not be pndertaken without ne
gIectine the Last opportunity To stats tas
accurately AZ possible, khat the main
provisions on the measure were. and
what would be its probable effects On
taxation. II was not his purpose to ut
tempt 20 state the effect of the measure
On the public reyenne becnnse II would
be impossible 20 do 10 with amy degree
i OF accuracy. But be could state approx
imately what
Iss An<es on Taxaslon
'would be. 10 member Of the finance
Icommittee had ventursd during tlse
RkARiH debnte TO express an opinion AZ 10
fwh1t the effect of the bin would bs on
Ethe sevenues Of the government, except
| the senator from Iowa Afr. llison) who.
/ IN Tire cuurae 0f q speech ON the subject
fOf the expenses II the govesuEaent. had
viewed tie subject 10 some cxtent.
at that was BEFORE the conferences re-
surk wna made. lie asserted that fie
Ybili aa IL stood took from the free list
land made dntiable more than Ia took
Sfr0m the dufinhls list and made free.
i hiis 1t wonid not increase the rev.
enus.x, IL
Increase aha Taxsslsa
Iof the pecpig by incfeasing the prices Of
Lartirles IL sznilar domestic production.
fThA average rate Of duty under this ball
Bwould u 10 Ter cent. Instead III III pr
cent. under tn sxist3ne le,x TX s3fss a IN.
- HSH1fx Hnd -1uInaseH froFn tiis sa511. 5s
Sl3a&' az rate under existing iaw
rssn11 IL found To be u per cent AnH
- average On the sanse articles
srA<x fha conference ball ~ PET
cegsf. ~ apcrensed rate of n ~ ecnt.
rbs Inrresss gouM BE- go zoo ,coo , in tne
ron nnd stcei aehedults, VI ,ou"'uvo "a
xhs woolen srhedula. y ,ooo-uoo ~ ~
sokton schedule. u MuW 5h t1e ns1 80
knd hemp schedule. w :s9V,o1 in sns -. tsn ~
- go nsr~. The rrsl1lt. and ahe pnr-
- ~ fl,cee incrsasee was "a increase
q ~ s.11ssctS to allow new industries %
IL fx&4iehed aud to enable OLD sIz1nss
y, - y, sr1l1ze greater prufts. lie said
k1nt ~ tax az cents pound removed
ruula tos>aceo would.
..~ns No One mat sss Manufacturers
~ 80 retailer. who would divide IL
exween the1n. The sugar nonnfy - wsaia ~.
u,f.uuf IN the aggregate TO ~ .Ouu,uu g
Il ns1 rasl ! veaTs The producer wonld
~ nons of the beneSk It this. He could
knt receive i higher price for his pro-
|luct. for he could not control tho prsre'
End III the second place, ~ the manu-
kncfurer Of bee4 enKaT would hasE "
Eell his sugar In open market IN compe-
Itition with cane aud sorghum sngar, ne
IconId gut afford 10 pny farrnoT Msut
,,scra fnr his beets than their Tnfste. u<
I<ssxnnarrd with other Substances fxo5a
Ixvhl..h kupnr is made. The consumer @
| fh@ other haud would not get Ills sugar
tenv eheaper for the bounty. The bounty
knaid snrar would cell Ia the market "
1.-THE saals price A. other sugars. Inc
sonnty system
Dla Nst Apply ~ All Parts
Ix,f th4 country equally becauae . barge
I~ren III the country could moi peuduas
I~nue Scrrhum or heet sugar, sach Q sec
f3nnal measure was vi0laflOn of evcrl
Irr,cial conspack IA d free country. II re
|uuirea no eonstitnsional prohabinon =
Isnvn1i1ate it.
Ar. Carlisle quoted from npang %
Ishrvf.tes e ur0ye that IL tie state
<~hlch hra almost unlimited powers q
faxnfiuu cLnid not authorize counties 3
snnnicluaIities to ianposa lakes W en
Iroarnrs industrial pursuits, the gsIers'
government could rot uo ". w wAaAasao'
for nrivatc purposes was NOT taxation
he ssilf hut plunder.