Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09


Ices than 50 900 but more tunn $50 10
are pui Co the annoyance OF m4kia g
sworn returns aud llcy neglect % at
ihcir ncui.
"lu the second place % may De
reasonably uppirhaniri thHt some p1r.
lion OF thr tax paid viii ruim lurs
iaclf hy nu increase OF ru1s, where inc
increase was derived from tnnt source.
ESQ unlr tUuautf may ht affected ma
some uegrro as VOL as fi1n landlords.
Tine OH seriously alice tbe III shiH aud
lntnreaiA OF huiiiiuv aud lUau asa0Cia'
ii1nb throughout the country incorplr'
uird under state laws. The Senate
amendments No not euro the defects
complained Of"
tnquisIng as to tho source Of demand,
ho -aid:
"Nr,ning was heard On iis behalf on
tho part Oi tho two Efut. political pas.
lus in tls Camuiisn of 1897. Neither
Che Republican nor tuu Dau Ic.1uu
platform proposed any suCu method n
raising uf iuuUH. 80 pflmI cui Demo.
cu. ur Republican suggested uuy such
measure. 90 approval was limiiol io
inc platform of tnu uuIfmH P1IuI'Hi
lafiy nul Gee advocacy was rla,riu.uI..o
Puuulltt urstnm"
de protested against tho Democratic
party being made "a tai 90 the P1uulst
.tiir uui Uculrl the uslt 90 % Demo.
cratic tIusfHsI 90 make row pHuclp
iur tho party not sanctioned ty itH
representatives in national convention
GUY aHsuuCt,
"rbr substitution OF Internal or direct
.lNrH &c custom house taxation
meant Che raIuCti1u % the wages ui
American w0rsmun 90 thH Luf1s Hu
standard. IL meant the degradation ui
lahUi DO muaHt tnu deprivation 90 our
wuiE men 10 ihp comforts AMI luEuTira
~ liiu 20 which they have been uugu'
iumud.u
outlining Dolls position hc 1ali that
ono dollar ut uuu HE alton should ur
Imposed wurfr DC IH UurUsary Cos too
moo IH " iuC IuverumyHl economically
aimiuisiuicI, but Whltyvvr those
needs arc, tlf uprss iry rryuuufH
thereto orc su0uld Dee supplied from ilul
IuNHlI1u uud chat HIuur, rAvH uuI
except the iiVuA taken uulu Aluuu,
ulrHmHfsnfiuu uui tobacco, Go wuIUu
ihu vJuuuT hos ling 1ruu uclI Hlam HI
and VIII cha Cor obvious rrlHIuH ur.l
not hr disturbed. no ahUW thg section.
ul determination Of tuu HE hu
tF.fffui 60 tho income ilG 70
1893 aud 20 which tAsYIicl from tuu
prupli nu aggregate ruW OF sliT..2I,
s-1sI. Ofthis sum tho Eastern states
paiu rs pee cent, ,hU mii1iu sl1frs 01
per cent ami together tucy paid IN pHr
cent. Sow York alone paid 800 per
ctut. II hns u1t % tu claimed that tho
ger Csntngts VIII Or materially
change % thi8 bill becomes law.
"kur my own pafl,as % Democrat, "hc
sniIi 81 prefer indirect taxation and
tnfin reform above dit 90 taxes and
ar1 extinction. / prefer mEiug
iufgl ga products rather tuAu taxing
nome pi1Iuuts. 1 follow Jefferson iu
&c .aluins even the species ui indirect
taxation 0n home pro iucus uy iuteguai
revenue tXu- uf not good 10 be- tz.
tended auu the drlt 10 DO rll OF when
their need Do past.
az Mukiulrylam % socialism iUr the
benefit Oi the rIch anu Income tax 10
tutiil.sm Tor tho benefit of tue po0E
300 true American viii look O.
the hair of the dog 10 cutu his
bite. American Democrats viii
reject socialism OF both kinds. IL
my Cuuusuis were needed / would
Furprltc anu satisfy the county rs tho
conservation lu our progress boo
revenue REFORM The Mckinley bin
la8t the country Go our opponents uy
its extreme features boo ono direction
nud We ahuuiu avoid tho opposite OK.
tUmt"
lie quoted from tho speech OF Sen.
niYtN OJrhers tlnt she passage ui the niI
would pfuuuCH % surplus aud taIl tuat
according TO ihis htatumen5 tie nil
has dumped out Of the trying pan
in,O tho he"
From a dohclouoy there had arisen
ana imm0dtfHtu surplus Ono extreme
has boon exceeded by A.otstr Tue
cummundat0ry, tHkiug sugar, ig0n,
coal aud other articles ifom the Tree
litt AMI making them duuub.o aud
providing Tor tax upon uupar
estimated by official experts 60 foal.
i2s sll, a2., j23.bl, An additional tax
On gpiris ifUm which slU.0IuuUl DO
anticipated. Nei, Notwithstanding
these large additions OF revenue
soutcrs 10 tho BIN tho committee sui
retained the income tx,
Ia tUucluuou,he duhuod bis position
in these earnest wOllt:
81 stand ready o. support any
reasonable measure for mun reform
framed within tnv lines and based upon
the principles Whicu / have hero
particularly indicalrl and which wore
iuly cot forth ma my speech lu opening
the political campaign ia Brooklyn on
Sept. no, 1899.
81 viii cneeriully vote TOT tho Mile
blll AMI join you ia making any ma.
tvgihl reduction Of duties thurein.
am ready 10 waive OH minor rrieruuce
OF details which do NOT involve q quu,-
lion OF principle.
"Mr. President, this isan important
crisis Ia tbs history OF tine Democratic
party. Tho failure Of tho tariff re-
vision means The defeat OF tho Dem
Ucraplo position, u not llo revision
anu humiliation Of cur party. More.
over II means Injury TO the best iu.
tet0Hla Of the country. Lot those who
lnsist on Injecting into this Oil this
uuluuH anu DemucratiC principle u
IN Income tax, pause uud reflect
ufou tue possible consequence VI their
dumhuuH.
"ihey should realize II meRna the
loss Of tho control OF this Senate, now
nearly equally divided between the
two groa. parties; % meauH tue loss OF
the next House Of RupiFs
70 mruna the loss OF tho cleo oral votes
OF New York, New Jersey, Con.
neoucut, q u probably every norm.
western state, anu inally II means the
lois Of tue next lrrslduucy aud all 10
implies.