The Republican journal., 1894-01-11
Whisky and rlaNing Cards.


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Special Despatch to the Boston Jorrnal.
WA~HlNvrnN Jam y, lAc WaA~ ANA
Means Committee hi,S At last reached
conclusion Nj tAe subject 81 the whisky
taN individual incomes and playing cards.
THAT \ in ~aN. The Democratic memhel>
lNay. teaclIeI ;lu agreement, but the ma
saWs bN N4iel tHeinrume tax was agreed
Wnon 4, "a small that the prospects Iur
e4fyre he proposition through the
ilnA~a III taee Of the very vigorous oppnSi-
tian that will hemaaear not encouraging
TIM votc on the income tax was six III the
Affirmative N five in the negative. Mr.
Bvnlm OF Indiana. who was unable to
permit tile committee to decide yesterday
because oi All attack ii indigestion has
SO far recovered as to surrender his midi
vidual opinion. ana to consent to tie whip
ped into line and 10 vote to impose this
tax The income tax is to be levied both
upon personal incomes and upon the in
come If corporations. IT is fixed at ? per
cent above four thousand dollars. There
are many WHO predict that this tax can
not pass the House. If it shall pass the
house the opinion is very general that the
Senate would reject IL.
TEN CENTS MORE UPON WlIl>hA.
The increase Of ten cents per gallon lip
on whisky recommended UN Secretary
Carlisle has been agreed upon by the com
mittce bat with 4 condition which would
seem to make the tax imperative 50 far
as immediate revenue IL concerned. On
celf IL "a the amount whieh Viii entel
MISREPRESENTATION. The tax up0n whisky is
increased from ninety cents Ia one dollar
~, Gallon. including tle whisky N bond.
int The committee recommends that III,
wbislN bond ,,erjod l,a eyten.l.a f,nta
tbiee t, riplit wars In this n;Itjrul.,1.
ri,e Whisky mrn HING hal theila 1vu .ay
III ,lle committee.
one III thr Statements whi,.h ~4arct.tl,
I, fa,Iis.t h1, made. 10 member, of tnr WAYS
Hnl Means Committee in Opposition ~ an.
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TIPS ~ 'ENA 'll- "ii i'i''''it '"A upon Vi'y
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"l'ff N"ll'oi'H"liS W men tie earnings
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LESS TAN tr"N FLAMING CARDS.
THE whisky linr hayinr been ctref,,l,y
considered hS The committee. it proceeded
III max. 4 Recommendation ID favor Of rLe
GAMBLING fraternity. The ORIGINAL promo
sitjou was that 4 tax Of ak cents per p9ek
should lie imposed upou playiup ca,,ls
4 This would not have been very oner,jus 10
persons who play for pleasure and who do
4 not lIse nlany parks in 4 Veal. Rut II ~
/ found that it would be a heavy burden fn,-
gambler, WHO use, large Quantities AZ
coldin4lv. the committee las reduced the
II TAX al tlayiue cards to twa cents
The e,riulnal proposition as 10 incomes
I VA Jhar There shoula w y Tx Of nue ILL.,
cent. ON incomes allows "a 600 hut the
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. L...l ,Io..;.lnl y. .l: \. N