Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-12
stn1 corresponaence .. llazelte ana Jonrnnl

uas puI' MltHout uec,uinE On alNlnlns III
paltiIuiar' ~ aiJ1uIlel 70 ! feDrtiary uth, AT
Which tlihe C9l; Mar.lh IS 10 nave his re,
iloFv ieauN' NhcEieT tnls report VIII
lheet tne views oi az me members OF the
commission, tilil as John b. remington said
,nrs ,,,rst Sne;u's ;t oatisio1 De 'o,q ioM we
~ rusg Muit uIit!l Me near u. Mr. NHllaIh
NJ. .Cahoyl ahother member, expressed
enlLieI @ n tle uaN, IN IMPRESSION lhaI re-
port NIL De reached upon whieh all the
ileIloerS sn, may hsree'
Ine s1DlecI IS one that promises TO pc
Lhresheu over eEhausllVeiy IN the weeks
70 come. ohe OF the stubborn facts which
ls pegihlllhs 10 make ltseli telt IN discus
SION y mere y tlat, wheh you tax % taxing
stochs Ii anu Doilus you at once pesln 20
NJ ~. ii"s - vie s,ouN ~
manufaGti,rer t,.dav asimniv H. far' "
tory itself in another shane Now vou
already tay NV fnctorv as rroltv Ave- voi
goinn 10 fax II over nTain AZ st6clr p,;
Associated with this problem of equal
izinyn taxntion cnrnes IN an evis,ing
dunlicntion and even trinlidatian of t,ya.
ton exemplitied In the operation of the
state tax on maniifacttiresi For instance
the [obdell Car Wheel Comnany navs a
tax on the car wheels turned ant Tho
Jackson 4 Sharn Comnnnv nses these
wheels and navs another tax on them
other Illustrations are cited
Said anotEer, I'rhe State derives from
the tayasinn Of railroads bank mannfnr.
lures and n few other Sources a raventn
sufficient to nav ali the current exnenses
legislative aid official saIariea ineimdcd
and to leave Observation-Disclosures during
the mast two yenrs to obnut SD5 1tlt The
farmer does not nav one cent of stats tny
vet he IL Tho man who ia doing the m ,,st
kickins. Talk of taxing MORTGAGES yVc,ve
been through that. We tried II years as0
and fonnd that II didn't work. The bor.
rover had the tar 10 nav and Il nnda
money harder to borrow. Cnnital likn
water will How in the easiest direction. If
Won imnnse burdens nnon II n will seei. a
freer Market y And az II poes
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hn'"a"sN HOME,
Inls was inc TOPIC upon whlch Mrs. }.
n harheY oI froNllehce, H. l., addressed
the elhners TINS AFTERNOON; both houses
having taken recess TO near her, she
was was accoihpanleu py q delegation OF the
NoineHs AhEStiai temperance Union,
nuiIio n 7, oerlhg among them MISS Hiiles, MRS
y: - Srnlthers' MIS-. stephen slaughter,
Miss Mepb, Mrs, Alioway: Mrs: Cowgirl,
Mrs; Murray ana others, lhe hey. w. l..
?, Murrhy' pastor OF the VI, T.. Shurch
neiG, was also IN "ttenuauce. senator
Wllllams was called to the chair and in
LOU troauceu Mrs' pariey, Wno SPOKE or ior
a,' 'sis VIII
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halloh'
Senator Pyle introduced his Western Car
Company bill to-day. II tcxtendi charter
granted i'll las and which, 50 far us
known here, has not been used, The
corpolators named IN the original charter
were Robert Roonson, Clark u.
Iregg James l.. DeNon, benlamin T..
smith, Samuel NJ. Harrington, Robert
l!mmet Robinson, Edward Darlington.
Henry g. Robinson and William l..
Auchinc!oss; The objects OF the corpora
non were the DulldlhE selling buying,
letting and repairing q railway cars; capl-
Representative bay gor in the first bill
of the session TO renew the charter of
Diamond state Lodge X. of T.. He intro
duced another bill To remedy n verbal de.
feet IN deeds of Robert II Morris and wife
to Edwin ] Williamson, .Tohn A Brown and
wife To lanes Brown. Evans Pennington
and wife 10 j, Howell Stanton, and Joseph
'ratnall to !. Howell stanton
Speaker Whiteman received to-day a
protest, well wOrded and written but
aunnymnuS and therefore not entitled to
consideration against the operation of the
sewer assessment act of the session OF 1897.
Both scrirt aid diction were remarkably
good for one who doesn't know enough 10
sign his name 70 communigations.
men kepfesehtatlNe Satllspury gave
hotlce To-Day OF 2 plli 10 rat,iy the tllllhS-
Hutson constitutional amenimemt, ne was
unaware of the Nhlteman blll Tor The
same purpose OF winch MT. Iooch had
gwen notice. After hearing the iatler read,
Mr.. salisbury SAID thatlt was substantlally
the same as his own ana ne Wouh, there
fore, not press his bill.
Ine bin 10 amend chapter 223, Vol.
ANll., introduced by Mr. Spr.ance, aims