Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1901-03-06
TIE SHIP SUBSIDY SCHEME.
cRIoianS of Many Western Editors
Regarding the ubiquitous
Measure.

| AL UBIQUITOUS JOB to tax people
T FOR the benefit of a few corpora tions-
JOHN H Holiday, editor Press
| (Ind-), indianapolis. Ind
| 1t encourages the expansion Of pri-
waite business into d gigantic CON-
bination to control an important
| branch OF commeree.-John Ed
munds- editor Courier {Ind-), Lincoln.
I'll.
It is neither government "of the
people," by the people" nor ''for the
people," and it is therefore un-Amer-
ican--Charles E. Conner editor
Evening Journal (Rep.), Clinton. Ia
The safety of the republican party
demands that this congress reduce
expenses; ship owners can wait--R
z. GARRISON editor Register (Rep,(,
Des Ncines- Ia.
The present form @: compensation
seems to cover al the requirement.
| for the established Hnes.-WaIter
Johnson editor Union (Rep.), Rock
Island, Ill
1t is suicidal as a republican meas
ure and confirms the charge of purity
for the classes against the people,
J.. E. Gordon. editor Item lind. J,
Richmond. Ind.
1t is unfair to tax one man to make
another mans business proita BILE
w. B. Dobson. editor Echo Ind) j.,
Alpena. Mich.
1t Indicates how far the orga nized
wealth of the country is prepared to
go IN forcing the people through tax
alton TO put up for profts.-D. 4.
Hammond editor Argus Und). Ann
Arbor, Mich
The subsidy bill is one Of the most
gigantic steals ever attempted in
congress.-H. Kirk White, editor
Press-American lind. DEM. Owosso,
Mich
1t is vicious in principle and IN
pardonable in extravaganza E.
Brown. editor Moon ([nd.(, Battle
Creek Mich
The people ought not to be taxed
to contribute to the further prosper
ity OF already prosperous private in
terests.-Frederic Kinney. editor
Tribune tRep.), Bay City. Mich
The republicans of Iowa consider it
legislation of Il dangerous class.-M
c. MaIoney. editor Messenger (Rep.).
Fort Dodge. Ia.
\ business that is not self-susrain-
ing is not worth having.-Editors
Press (Ind.), Jackson Mich
I believe the American people have
been hoodwinked on the ship subsid y
question:. K. Huston. editor Citi
zen (Rep.). Centerville. Ia.
Why not substitute the raisers Of
corn o2ts- wheat. hogs and cattle >
George tfallarnno. editor Courier
(Rep.). Waterloo. Ia.
It can only succeed in Il congress
Influenced by d combination Of self
ish interests.-A, J. Moyehan, e,lito1
Journal-GazeCte (Dem-), Fort Wayne
Ind.
The great midcontinentaI agricr1
tural and manufacturing interest:
will bear undue portions of the bur
dens without sharing in any possible
benefts.-H. W. Williams. edito
Sentinel (Dem.). Fort Wayne, Ind
Subsidies fail elsewhere; they vii
uOL avail III AhErIcal SllppiQg.-
. George Stout, editor Chronicle rep
Marion, Ind
IF a peoples government can thu
be perverted. what advantage has
over a monarchy F. Potter, ed
itor Argus. Cairo, IL
If passed the American people vii
be robbed of $500 900 OOO-C. L. Lee
editor Courier (Dem.). Charleston
III.
: The chief benefciarie5 would b
wealthy corporations. which nee
no government aid.-CharIes Holt {
Sons. editors Gazette (Rep.). kanka
kee. III.
The favor DESIGNED for one indus
try is entirely out OF proportion t.
the benefits which would result t.
the country at larger. P. Harrison
editor Evening Commercial (Eep.)
Danville, III.
The entering wedge for create
.. raids on the reasury.-Samuel f
Morss, editor Sentinel (Dem.i, In
diau17oTiS Ind