New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-27
BUSINESS MEN TO PROTEST.
A PROPOSED ANT1-1NCoME TAX MEETING

TO BE MADE TOMORROW.

NUMEROUS sIGNERs TO A CALL-ARRANGEMENTs
TO BE MADE TOMORROW.
The following circular has been prepared and is
signed by number Of prominent business men,
calling for a mass-meeting to protest against the
income tax feature of the Tariff bill:
The undersigned business men Of the city OF New
York. regardless of party affiliations while desir'
Congress demanded by the best interest OF the
c9unry earnestly protest aganst nf b either
as a permanent policy of the Government. as pro,
posed in the original Wilson bill. for a term of
five years. as proposed In the Senate compromise
measure. e,,, l., .,. -,
peace unjust in its determinations. socalistic In
its tendencies sectional in its inception inqusor'
ai in its provisions and offensive in its operations
IL is unnecessary for any purposes of revenue, and
is an unreasonable burden upon the thrift, enter
prise and ability Of the business men OF the couh-
We therefore without distinction Of party ,a unite df
New-York City express their sentiments In oppo-
stion to tie income tax feature of the pending
F. p. ocott. R. NJ GALLOWAY, Evan Thomas F.,
boyeoy John H. Inman EaTaTGd " Y Tayor
Water sr' H. smth Theodore n Smith. William
Henry c. Yae BENJAMIN shepard Robert B. Mac
Pherson. Woodbury. langdon. sig2urnmey W. r$ o
H. s Hart Louis Windmuller. George p Sladei j..
Richards. Frederick. Victor q AcneHs; De ehnt
man & Fenner; shreye & Adams. Parker; Wider \
Co; Brigham. Lawrie, Mann q Co; w heianu
Rar hsaF t Co.. Glitter CIT CO.. Koihe Davis &
Tompkins: Faulkner; Page Co; wise Sc Br4theTs'
Strong the H. B. Cann company. BY John Clann.
president; Within Collins, f. n. Hamilton q Co..
" s Badger & Co; Lse. Tweedy & CO. Co. C Tf1E
Altemus & Co: A. d. Juilliard Co, r van Noik-
enburgh & CO; Catn & CO.. J. r.; W e. re Ia Co;
Rnrnheimer & Bro Bessevent & Co.. Smith & San
f0rd Page Dennis & Co. sullivan; Vale co; r.
Orsman Teris Bros Ia, b H0 Co 1a 4gS
Rntcbbser & Co John Haydock spe;iman Bros,
EMS. Knapp & Co; Q. NJ PalPp & CO; HesleT T.
Rider Hedey & Hofner. c; Dreckerhoff; RagPIG9 e
& Co; Joseph Joaason. A. g. HYDE d sons Hadden
Horace Maxwell Henry Mother G. Co., Limited;
Freundfois Co.. Andrew Reade CO., u l.. Gaust
& Co. Brown Matsenooch IL co D. k WIii.S F Tp
aien F,lWard A. Wolfe. GOpln. Carmchel o. &C.
F. s. Abel Philips & Meyer, H. Waen1eri P T,s
sen e Co HAYDEN W. Wheeler & Co. + and o. II.
s Pierrut & Co. w. c Hartley & Co; a Carter
bIns Appleton Sexton Brothers e. Washburn, Ran
dali Baremore & FITTINGS. c. r. Brecknrldge'
Jeounot shebler white Hog CO. Rroibar
n Wensheimer & Co. J. Larter. Cox & Co. j.
LYON, Granger & Co. F. B. Thurber' John Early
carter Harold Harrison. Nicholas Brothers. John
u Holston William H. Sneekner. Frederick
Bsho n Ri5enh9uI DAVIS e. o. fhf Hnmer
.Iohn " Heienbeck. S. p. .Gunprcht. William II
Cans John s. Martin, r. Dean q Co EdwnrH
Alexander D. Marks. Thomas A. somervHe' j; 81, II.
seymour CO. Na B9SeT CO o Ed n SrG'G
sve nUsS, James James f. Morris charles Wcana A.
Drcyfus & Co. Park Chappin q Bnsh imam be en-"
Anglo Swiss Mix CO.. Robert Williams & Co.. Hill
dreih brothers & Segelken, F, II. Hellker a ,o-
tho nlace where II Is 70 be held will be made to-
morrow at No. 3iG broadway.