Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-09
OMNENT

NA Tue NlN llaG ullot
I'll is original, because
carpets which Sanford
The Wilson cut twenty
Sanford insists will ruin
anufacturing business by
Gods OF other countries,
man Sanford is one Of the
American manufacturers
DDS undsrsell competitors Of
In the free trade markets Of
Ia other words, eX-COngress-
niord has been taking advantage
kets abroad while enjoying a big
bounty as home. His American
nsters are selling In Liverpool far
W the American retail tariff figure,
all this In the face of disadvantages
transportation charges and taxed
w materials. What could be do If
rec raw materials were in use Ia his
factory Philadelphia Times.
The interviews with representative
business men 10 all parts or the cOun-
try, which the Herald has published,
show a strong and widespread popular
sentiment against the imposition o! an
income tax. The people of this country
do not want and will not tolerate tax
which is soCialistic and sectional. puts
a premium on fraud and perjury and
cannot be collected without prYing into
the private affairs Of citizens. The
Democrats may as we'll drop here aud
now this mOnarchical relic and devise
some less obnoxious and American
scheme for raising rsvenue.-NC10 York
Herald.
Among those whose names have baen
mentioned in connection with Congress
siOna aspirations, re notice that Of
Gilmer county's popular and progressive
citiZon-HOn. John Scott Wthers
With Gilmer and BraxtOn already IN
the field and the nine other counties of
the District-eaCh with several Candi-
dates-it appears that our present Rep
resentative viii not go back without at
least q hustle for the ofice.-WeStOR
Democrat
The sun says that some Baltlmoreans
got into fidget over some article being
put on the free list by Mr. Wilson; and
after working vigorously 90 prevent the
ruin OF their business In consequence,
were much surprised 20 learn that the
article causing their terror was on the
free list OF the Mckinley tariff. aud had
been free FOR three years. The sun
says truly, "This is rather striking
Illustration OF what humbug this pro-
lection idea is. Baltimore NglcS.
The Monroe WGtcbmcn, referring to
the position OF the Charleston Gazette
on the new tariff bill, calls it q "disaD-
pointed protectioniSt, and says: The
bold and fragrant treason OF the Gazette
is in ugly contrast with the manly &C
odiescence OF the FairmOnt Hlder,
whose editor, while personally prefer
ring duty on coal, yet bows TO the de-
clsred policy OF his party like the true
man and loyal Democrat that be Is"
a Democrat writing from Grant cOun-
~ % the Moorfeld ErImncr, criticises
Mr.. Wilson severely aud dominates
Hon. Wood Daley, OF Mineral county,
TO succeed him. Mr.. Daley has a host
Of friends IN this district who would
support him FOR any position, but 10 Is
we'll known that be does not aspire 20
any political positiOn.-HampShirs Re-
U.elD.
With all this straining to force the
revenues up to the level Of eXpendi-
lures, there should be some strainin2 TO
get expenditures down 90 the level OF
the revenues. The meeting point
would be somewhere in the neighoor-
hood of q Government economically
admin stored - Louisville Courier
Journal
Coniound that iniQuitous Wilson bill
~. In the tnatn OF lis mos npctIYa