The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

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H 1fxnrS1e 81 H. Mckinley commissse
6C1o6ornD evw ~ suesr schedule hss
u rnfnn1od iron beginning 70 end, and
= $1,000 o1oew has cJosely vssEed upon
81 - 6cmonioas. Ihs Dsmoczstis men-
S - - = \ may ssem. havs favored re-
nll6o = - duty On sugar. in vhich
~ tevo - boc3e4by Republican ssnss-
~ = novusnl states, especially Cainor-
s - - xansas. In both q tbese states
t11eo0o II pssossw - build up m I'M
$500 mw test industry, and u kan
- IoUo - several ststss east Of The
I pi ~ production Of sorghum -
T. - - growing pfopoFttoas. likely
~ ri p1InnIs1sd ~ adverse sxpssisncss In
n5oOrne en- md WheoS q lots years.
49, iu1ossote Wsss earnssdy and ably
uDuopun1sd = ~ committee BY Mr.. Nc
mnA = - Third district of California.
- ukm ~ nsjorfty 81 ths COMMITTEES.
much baeking and nliing. concluded
& loAr1n9t = losog a putting sugar on TIE
& - - - q giving local produoers Of
/ r > bcnnty ~ way a compensation,
5 III. NeKmna 1T enl)od upon 70 present,
ne Nh - Republican majority report
& - - UomoeEo1ie minority report. pa
- 1Sn1u1efng NJ own opinion - 70 the
i - 1n1tey ~ - yssmisss. His course IN
s. 4 q ~ ~ b6en warmly seconded By
B - eunona ur. Morrow, Of the Fourth
4 - d1glsiot who has presented some
I! = Dlys lacts end figures bearing upon
- G1ion.
- tup pEsssats 10 strong Fsiief the
1fon whsths. on m article which -
111ne - IaE1e . shars of ths revenues
= - oDvuzmsnt. bounty can be sub
- - duty without violating the
o1p = - party that Il would sur
1un1wno pmt At ~ protective system
m : bDunay 'proeset" N The sense o.
S - uAieh decided ne companion OF
6 ~ ezpeusass and consrsssf On
pelnt tnae = wids range for arEu-
Il: ~ - appafsnt pfspondsrance on
Il - &one1ye IDS
~ 1ood cbject Of The protective sys-
- = - ssste nav industries In this
nIys - - Strengthen, build up and en-
3 - - soope a thoss already In exist
- 1hls = duty effects By restraining
- lmi1lng. 4 not preventing, forsign i'm
- q snsh articles - ws do or can
1C1moe II, n spfte Of the duty. these do
no =, they must oontributs 70 the pub
nomvnnus Ard 10 The extent that tbs
- ouEonfls forofgn importstions. 70 that
ox1nt - incssAssd demand for { he home
- N incssass the production thereof
Izpm H. paint Of view . bounty does
- eooiahly snpp,y the place Of duty.
IN ~ logefgu article admitted free OF
n1R. Win ~ products Of siave and peon
49, Seeding our markets, they would
- - flut1ed, and the bounty would be
r. lno1oonenk q q bsst but . very linn
\ 20 in1uounont, for IN incrsass Of home
rIo1ps11en. In he case under considera-
- - kounty d. and spperentIy vas In.
{ lD1o4 - -. : compensation for the sur
49, e : part Of The protsctivs system.
Nm . much - 70 the principle In
Nclvoa, ~ eosnonic visw h entitled 10
o6EalGoa. Under ths present tariff
o0ne yio11e - ~ iedsral treasury about
Il MEyseWo millions Of revenue. which. il IL
- e1nit1ed frss. VIII BE- totally wiped out
no with Sossign sugar contributing moth
- - draw from. ths new system will, II II
olfmo1sd, take fully nix millions from the
eeeooury In the way OF bounty to home
pEeouceFs. This. while yielding . large
- - 0e protective principle, would at
s - feu sWoop wipe out the greater part Of
- aeasary nrlaua.
% H0b bounty device IL good thing
= eoe1eee - sugar. can Il b doubted that
1onnnos WIN multiply for It, application
efAsr directions. Why not to iron.
49,. coal, lumber. woolens. s!iks. etc.
81 oo.4 And 4 the rule ahould become gen.
eesls u substituting bountics that would
tato money out of the treasury In place Of
do1ln that pour money in. where Is the
uoney - como from for the payment OF
~ bountiesf
Bot Il may b said that sugar is an ar.
oclo q univeFsal consumption, necessary
- He 70 poor and rich alike, 70 oil Of
VIXEN The rsmovN Of duty viii work .
ofsot saving. lar In excess OF any possible
demand Tor bounties. This sounds well a.
thoory hut exuerfenra contrnxitrtx n fcv
~ t>x,xuo1nna vSn-s ssh. a.