The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-05

perhaps be induced 20 cooperate with
our own !ahc.ers for the protection OF
la Dor interests. Hec an be talked to and
reas oned With. but the American wage
Garner cannot argue with box OF cheap
foreign merchandise either can the
American farmer argue with a bale of
cheap Chinese wool"
In ccscIudlng his remarks he quoted
from a speech delivered by Presiien;
Mckinley to the Ohio wool growers in
1873: and commenting upon the speech
said he commended these utterances.
particularly 20 thed istinguished sena-
tor from that state CHsnna). whose re-
election. ne said will depend upon next
falls campaign.
Mr. Mantle declared that no protective
tariff can ewes again endure In this ma
ton which does not fully guard The In
;erests OF the great mass OF producers
OF what, are known as raw material
and among these declared that the pro-
lection OF wool lis the most important,
as X is the keystone the great arch Of
protection and unless 1t be well guarded
and preserved the whole structure mus;
fan 20 the ground"
BUTLER On INCOME TAX.
Mr.. Mantle received close attention
from the Republican side.
He was followed by Mr.. Butler CSorth
Carolina) on the subject OF an income
tax The senator referred at the out
set 20 recent supreme court decisions
on the income tax. and on the antitrust
law He added an expression OF sur
prise al the indecent haste" with which
the pooling bill was being urged before
congress. Immediately after the decision
OF the supreme court on the antitrust
law.
This aroused Mr.. CuIlom. chairman ot
the interstate commerce committee. now
considering the pooling bill. % q spirit
ed reply. The senator from North Car
DINA vas making statements abou.
which ne knew nothing. said NJ. Cgl-
iosn- The pooling bill had been before
congress for months before the supreme
c0ur; decision. and II sought 10 strength
en- the interstate law. He desenfef The
Statement o. ''indecen; haste and said
such a Characterization was a m.srer,-
resen;ation OF facts.
Mr.. Chiffon CTexaS). another member
OF the interstate commerce COMMITTEES.
said re had been on the committee for
two years. and ne had never known of
the pooling bal being pressed until az
ter the recent s7p-eule court decision
asains; railway pooling He differed n
toto. re said. WITH ne chairman q ;he
ronmi;tee- that the pooling bill zoueh: /
20 strengthen ne law. n his tu8znsa; ]
IL would destroy the interstate cou-sercs /
law. and the passage % TIE Bill would /
be fa.sl experiment
NJ Butter. res3minz. sad IA. VI j
Cn4ltol's statement had saily tus1Hei
,is original assertion. AMI be SDul; (
cave IL % TIE public % Judge Sas.z.e-
here was lndecsa; hzs:e. He zo1it. he
aid. insist OF tse co1siisratio5 % a /
measure authorizing al incorse tx BE-
ore any pooling b.I vas brouzs; Sescr~
ne senate He declared tsst ~ pool
nx bin was IN ;s~i n:Sres; o. ne ms:
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