Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-09
THE TARIFF DEBATE.
s,r1,of Hill Attacks the Income Tax
Feature.
.ocllmsuc N ms TgyDEycI.
A Measure that strike, Poor Tenants
q. Well a. Rich landlords
It's Origin.

ate today, was chiefly devoted " On
cxt,nslvs ani bi,tor attack ON the
income tax measure Of the Wilson bill.
fD opsnins remarks, however, TOOK
vile range.
urhe political revolution" Doe gsidi
uwhich began in 1880 aud eliminated
in 1909, was an expression Of tine p'pu.
lar viii boo hcnalf 90 ceunlu govern.
msntnl poliCicG Measures nud NOT
men we're largely the public sentiment
boz OPPOSITION TO iuifuuunmu upon the
rrsrfveI righn OF states throughout
bilious federal election llwai some
PROPOSED nud others then tNiaiing, 10
voiced tho general demand i0r "a
.lscsutiuuauCn OF tho uuwiau
nuI ludtiruHblc nlauulal eye.
tom Of silver bullion purchased
uy the government, instead %. the
uliua.c cIntemF .atc by tuH tlnslltu'
ton, ayttam equally "a hiudWucu TO
cine frfuiu % hiuvAiiism as Wrll as re-
m mace 90 SOUND aud Stable culf0ncyi
% manifested a dU7irs fora better ad-
mIuistmtiuu OF public affair, sfea.tr
economy in governmental "a go li'
lures and the uAautlJu Of mguDf
official standard iu the execution OF
tuuIc trusts; be demanded u ,nJro safe
Ilguinui aud consistent foreign IOics;
tnI 10 condemned That abuse 70. luf'
version Of the taxing power 90. tlc
government Whluu a. kuUWu u1 thr
f0ugy ut protection i9r pr1iuC.l1u's
Htar alone, anu declared 400 iavof d
Aun i0r revenue"
lie then took up tho foreign policy
OF the udmluistrtti sntiu.. "lt Dr.
nIt douiuI come m stakes nave ur.
CURED. our foreign policy, especially
that relating 90 Hawaii, it muHl lu uu.
united, hos not muJ the cap .u.a.ilus Of
tnr Io1u.r. a sense of uumiIniiuu
prevailed when tHc pr Juc. Tor tho
restoration 0f 70 dcpHt.i muHntgh WHB
uuiDliCi by lhv Naturalization ON
qualification Curucd when iis abandon
mrnt or Hiufu was reluctantly uu.
uuuucuI, iuilurucrI largely by an
aroused pubic sentiment
"IlHt unfortunate contempt
rOhry Wns b.uuder uHI "a uiuuIlr BE-
slmrumm wursr than D. crime, 10
wac, huwuvtr.th natural ruunuuuugr
which might we'll mgvr been auuci.
Iuiuu lfym tugt Uinur mistake BOO piac.
ing the uyi umubt Ot state iu cunrEu
on Republican Htlir muu, dhtlr.
EuIthru aud c.iimablu Though hU may
&C., WuUH1 We've have ulwaya uutu
Identified lu 9plo1.tlJu 10 sue DsmI-
cratic IuIiy5 Wuu WAS without sym.
palhy ilr lts tnIiiIuH nlu lurp0
anu whose political convictions upon
tue uisplteh public questions cd tnu
gay, ~ cnausuI ~ all, arc care uily
concealed.
"lt ls g. bo regretted that tho Ir1ll.
dent should not have been able % mud
ia HE own Parry somu huuUtUl states.
man iu whom hu Auu his party could
have IlaCUd confidence, CUE Ut Demo.
management OF foreign hiaifs
wuull have reelected credit
upon tho country, AMI would
have avoided tuu Promulgated uu.
American policy - departure from
Democratic ptuUdcuu--whluh was
sought 10 ur lJruul upon au unwilling
PEOPLE. IA this WOW OF the situation,
our opponent must accept some share
OF tue responsibility %. buuiui8 com.
mlltui in tur foreign HnaIrs.
"ln O,htf rtsprcB tue present ui.
uiuistrailun ui our government affords
NANNN hANNNh" ANA just ANNA|NNNA.a'
harpoke oi the repeal % the FCIog.
nlviegtl1u Law IS a 100 tlI'muut OF ttu
puiy'- pledges, aud triumph Tor tue
lrstuuculnr OF staten fighs, uui one
uuIaul tuu repeal OF tAu Sherman law.
Coming then O. tuu main qutsliuu-
Tive tnfiu Tcl0rm-hv said that pro.
vision fhuuid be- approached With cir.
cumsptclDn nnd with a realizing suutu
uilncchnugc1 condition Of the country.
"Au extreme reduction ui tariii duties
at o. tImo when tho treasury was
Hwulitn with "a surplus Of u hundred
million dullata, when thu country was
reuspuahy prosperous and when an
CUR Industries were 90 operation aud
Wnen ali our wufkiugmtn were um-
pioyoli at8lmcd different aspect uud
pftaellcl % different question wuru
proposed now with a large anu grow.
irg treasury utnut Instead Of surplua
tiNuug us iu the face, with our iu-
dustrica psfalyz ei, our manufactures
closed, our wUlalng mru Idle, and
following upon tne hoois Ut ono OF tho
m1st disastrous financial pauics ia the
hibtury.
"What was cafe and prudent and
wise then, it would be- criminal folly 10
attempt now. Tho present was no
time i0T pnrtlHhnshlp ana Democrats
o. VI Republicans aiihe shIulu strive 10
solve existing problems IN spirit OF
broad patriotism.
".n tno face Of the proatractiou Of
private iuuuslIIpa,n he continued,
"and In the presence Of such IA pafnly.
tls OF general business ar the treasury
deficit attoata and pfolougs, this bill ~
framed by its authUfs auu AZ passed w
the House sought 10 double the deficit
hy dmcafuiug customs revenue and 40
M the void with an Income tax"
The rest of hIs speech was given up
10 tho income tax question ana his
opening words defined his position
m uueuuiyucal anu i1Tuoili language.
"Agaluat such BChemU," hu sniI,
"unnuc.ssariiy ill.ilmpi ami mis-.
chiuvouf-iuudenly hpIung upon the
CJuuuy In tue nUuf OF ita ulst,usg, un-
tmIcrauC Ia iiH nature ana HOClalistiu
in ~ lendtnclos--l untrr the protect OF
taU people Ut the state of Now York.
They utterly dissent from uuy proposal
20 yet revenue for the general govern.
meut by tnXiug incomes. rheir dissent
b. Practically unanimous aud altogether
iupIacablr"
lie tutlmaled that the tariff bill was
conducted on limos Lid down by the
Standardization; that II was an anomal.
Gus state OF allsis when the President
unuuld DO able 10 give Cougress M
formation as 90 whit hgd occurred la
d COMMITTEES OF HE House. lie said.