The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09

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f f Is made Cheaper here than anywhere, and i
is shipped from here all ever the world: ana
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taxed since 1916 by, schedule: woelleen1 cloth
have been raised; the duty on the lowest grade
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raised from n q 81 per cent . raise q 10 Per
labor that IS to be protected; because; on pair
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Of s2.28. That is to eaualize the cost Of labor
With StS fanneIs Perhaps. RoweVer. tho duty on on
carpets. and the increase is as onerous and as
minister carpets. are put up from 40 to 85.
while cheaper carpets and druggets are put up
20 to 80 and & and yet haye
and 1881. when they were not taxed ct al;
has Happened In this county. as result q
the increase Of taxation. At the close OF the
wns on so Rhe St
willing to, be taxed: when no questions were
asked: when member could rise, In his seat |
and make proposition that would increase
cared what 1t was on, because the Union was |
in danger. and the. first thing was to |
keep our armies in the field and maintain the |
Federal government: and when it was all oyer
upon dutiable imports. In the TWENTY-FIVE |
years that have passed since the war we have |
raised that 3Oper cent We. raised It from 80 to |
a. and under Major McKinley's bill from 47to |
60 30 that in those years we have doubled the |
taxation through the tariff upon goods brought |
into this country. |
Now, who has been benefited by it: what
have the farmers Of Ohio. to start with. got out |
Of this taxation? have here the certificate of |
the Secretary OF the Board OF Equalization. and |
& farm lands in Ohio has dspreclsted sSs.oGS.,
haps. ono half the, actual. value, or
double that amount Two hundred millions |
in round figures have gone from the farmers |
81 the State Of OHIO in ten years. and where has
Il gone? Have other classes suffered alike2 |
4 voice: Carnegie has It."
Gov. Campbell: Carnegie has thirty millions |
of It. He has got his share.
also hold q report from Robert p. Porter. |
he Republican Superintendent OF the Census. |
n which he shows that In those ten years the |
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