The sun., 1894-04-26

Ths syvsiiise vo,es ~ os--i-s Ds-ssr~sy-
No Isss-s Tsz Its Org ssa Test
erowi-e DeCs-es ofths Fs-s.-..tsi Fsr-

| nc- ns FiG.fs,pAfa Mss.
| II r. evident that events are shaping them.
selves in Congress- TO the end that the South
must decide whether Il will surrender tn.
odlous income tax or defeat tariff reform and
| the Income tax with u.
The enforcement OF the income tar thsory
as part Of the new Tariff bill was dictated by
the South. and II Il shall be persisted In
| whether II shall be successful in passing the
Tariff bill with the income tax or In deieatina
tariff reform entirely. the result must be q
disastrous overthrow Of the Democratic party
In the Northern States
In tho present attitude Of the South. and the
present political conditions. there is not a
doubt that every Northern State would vote
Republican. and It would not simply be q de-
feat for the Northern Democracy. but Il would
be practically snnihilation. II would assure a
Republican President Senate. and House in
1906 that would not only promptly repeal the
income tax bill. but renew taxes upon the
masses OF the Southern people for the benefit
OF monopolles and trusts. and end the freedom
OF elections In the reconstructed states. This
10 the entertainment TO which the South is In
vitlng itself. and Il must decide the Issue
fron u. Richmond n~s.
The Tines has repeatedly warned our people
that this country will not allow the South to
Si'o a"' S0htioH'nk inhuoneo in pupho
ahairs SO long as It sends,men to congress who
cast their votes for laws that make war upon
the property OF the country. 1t ought to be
obvious to every Southern man that this is So
yet We ind them cooperating In large bodies
nevertheless. to send men to Congress In
structed to arrest all business DEVELOPMENT by
M .eoseink OUT M money ana 70 cast upon acoumu-
lated wealth an undue share OF the public
burdens That these two measures are going
to cost the South all potential voice In public
affairs we have not the slightest doubt. We
were yesterday shown letter which speaks
volumes on the subject. One OF our business
meI wrote 10 customer In chicago SOLICITING
"u o'uer ID MS ine' Inc onieaRoan replied:
would please me II We could give your people
more u.de. ou, me ou.ins. OF the country is so
srx,n,ns ,.vona ~, @ Nv, .~ ~ 20 orasI
", h,y. sooa. .no,.n ~ ,or, In. pn.,..
the present Administr.,ion. or At i..., untn che
Southern Democrats become sensible and give mp the
oss ,nM aney can run the United States Government
we VIII take pleasure In showing this letter
70 any one who desires to see It
Prom The N.s Haven Eve-bs R.vtav.
Defeat the income tax am endm ant in q INV
and pass a revenue tariff bill
r,oun. I'm, r,., re-, r
. .., y, opooa , 10 nv. sIAesS
w., ,h w. t"e eiaI, eouIluoh ., inc fopu,
=" 80 -. ."o ny iea'
cies without violating q the security Of prosnar.
ity and drying up the sources Of nrssent ana
future prosperity. In this consists the difYer-
once between the sooIalistio demaroaus from
Indiana and the conservative Senator from
New York.
FNom FNant L>'f'' Wsshy
Senator Hills arraignment OF the income
tax feature OF the Tariff bill 10 . manly and
courageous protest against proposition which
Is at once un-Democratlo and unnecessary.
rrOm u. Yn, Brtnt. H,rs,a
The Illogical unjust and inoui.ftor,., IN.
como tax proposition should be eliminated
from tho Wilson bill II IA not needed to r,,..
the revenue necessary to conduct the Govern.
ment, and its Populistio parents ara IN. onlv
ones who claim II as one Of their polit,cal lama
lea. IA, ao,,0,, uo,,, o.,
p,,,,,
.,n,""s, o op,a,on 20 hauuSy Deeomlne orys-
%, ,o.,nr. -, ~. w,,sn nm s.s. ~. o
sent to the President. II IA evervvbsra r.ooo.
nized as a Populistic IN Democr.tio ana nm.
necessary proyision 10 be alta chad IN . t.r,r
bill, Senator Smiths speech in the Senate
showed TINT New Jerssy was in lima With Nav
York. The income tar provisIon must h.
beaten even II to do so II becomes necessary
to defea, the bill in its entirety.
r,,u "a, p,.,,,,,, -, ,,.-,
i"o preseh. penaocra.o Songress came into
oe'ne on 'he 4'n OF sisrcn' ioo-. ana mas been
~ eese'on e,heo ,ne 'ln Vi august iase AFTER
iohk "oia' .no hoSse nhaiy passed. not Dill
AZ .,.," ., ~. &c o. aoooes Sa.es 70 ihee.
bIll upon the back Of which was foistsd a..
which was mot only unwnrr,ntad nv anv
plsdee declaration. or implicntIon of anv
Democratic platform aver laid down orsnv
Democratic precedent aver estabIi.bad hut
which has alwhvs be.n condsmnaJ ana A.
nouncsd by Democrats as in Violation q, a
main proyision Of the Constitution and "a In
tolarabIe n n we're not Tbs onIv nartv tha,
proposed and pledged itssn TO the imnosi,ton
OF an income tar coupIed with nat monav
was that of the PopuIists who's. c.ndidst.
was Gen. Waayar and whoaa army n, cranLs
and tramps is now marching ON Wa.hIngton-