Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-06

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ty-ejGht years of peace and great pros
pHrity, in spite Of tarjr eNactionS,
Can 1t he that Of the survivors ot that
war and their dependents there are
1,oN0oO - maimcd and injured or in
such want as 10 inquire assistance
from the public treasury? 1t there
amy such pNportiNuatc want ana dis
tr@>S among any other class OF our
citizens? Sir, the preteNt Of making
adequate provision for the old soldier
mas been awaited Of rs a ready and
easy excuse to pcrprtuatc war tarifr
taxes.
But let not the old soldier or his
friends become alarmed NJ the efforts
OF the democratic party tN reform the
abuses and reduce tariff taxation,
That indicates neither hostility to the
honest and deserving pruSiourr nor
any prospective decrease in the ability
of the government to meet its Just
pension obligations. True. our political
opponents have earnestly sought to
create this false impression. That is
hut part of their death struggle to
prrprtuatC class lrGiSlatiou Sir. the
people spoke III the election IN Novem-
Der, 1892, in tones as loud and uum$
taxable rs those which Numbered from
SNalS lofty height demanding tariff
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500 each. Very few received MS much
rs 4 $500 or more This shows how
very absurd The system is.
An examination of the maul,-suaar
bounty reveals soma intrrrslin, facts
one man IN Main" was stimulated by
IN" bounty I" tap trees, and for pur-
sung that peaceful ANA lucratiN" In
.duSlrN u" WAS gwen Sol.l2 out OF the
nall"hai treasury New hampshire
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mean voters engaged III 'b" nm maple
sap, Tor VIII II they charged ana cot.
l"rl"d from the other inhabitants OF
tn" hlt"d states a bounty Of Sll2I2d
an aNrrd2" pl IEoN each IN order
10 get THIS bounty they must have
produced hh,'h' pounds OF maple
sugar, which we prrSum" they sold to
, u" Trad" Tor about - cents per pound.
Nh" knows or can tel how much
cheap can" sugar was MIXED with
thus compound on which the govern
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believe that IL OK senator Ednunds
belongs The credit Of amending The
Mckinley Hill So as Ia nay a bounty
to the mapl"-sugar makers Of Yer
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