The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-11-13
TAXATION NO rYRRANY.

TAXATION NO IHRRANI.
Macaulay tells us that Samuel John
SON. that great English writer, made d
fool of himself when captured 10y a
.Uugomg ALTERATION which he ought u
nave despscl, Doe undertook 20 defend
the thought that taxation is no tyrmn-
n.y. The subject then was with
reference to the tax imposed by the
mother country on her American colo
mics. aud which they afterward, cou-
agcousy and successfully resisted;
land when johnson failed TO do this
To was hi. one failure with the pen ard
100 modern day orator,nO modern writ
cream hope 90 DO when dealing with a
mudaN which d, not only tyranny
but robbery of thcmny in the interest
OF the fcN. $50 good citizen objects To
ns ull share of Cine public burden
which include, sufficient revenue To
support "a Government economically
administered. bat beyond this he
goes with protest and should not be
forced Oy purchased majority to 20
|atalL
+ lo Say that 200 American citizen
should bee made 90 pay TEN dollars for
|aclat which Doe should DIy for six, or
. chat "a farmer should bee made 70 pay
much more tor home made machinery
Cham is demanded Tor the same from
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ha, Che right t0 "rob Peter To pay
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OBJ America nave ''th either pe's u"'eu
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iIuii'd- 'arii is hol q ''N' q 'yI'ii'''c"'
The South Is solid Praise Goa
from whom all blessings now
pf.d Yn fine wound. cent out the
iee.s. he sure YOU won't regret il be
generous To fallen foe and, oestoi ALL
Door s.k ID. 10 forget We will
,ersn,ner our wrong. and vet right
tben
ln hi- disappointment Ar. hyaits,
sympathy OF me people OF nis cl'y' ous
.e o9'ev' . "f. ., o' '' y" ,or,' s1v
on, 10 See him win-Bristol News.
Mr. Rvars must begin at home next
tr,a before be ooes ont to make con-
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Good morning. Mr.. Taft and our
best wishes Notwithstanding the
eight royal welcome we gave you on
your recent visit. .ihe South is still |
.oHin. bat she is loval. You can count
ON her i'm peace and I'm war.
Nr. Ia't is guest at 'he N'rs'n'"
liol springs again. '''"u 10 nave you
W.T. Fieslueu" o". say ITO "io'e
YOU would be with MS.
Folk, The IelormeE iaiIed oil election
To- the senate from Missouri lie was
'he 'uoi yesterday ou' mas Oeen
showed uuoer' OF S'oie' u"ue''
i'e''ii''el' o''e' " car ''i''' ~ '-''0 " ''7'
Nr prvsn will nr,bahlv never he
p~..i4.,t l.nt es a nrivafe citizen ne
to,,er. above mere pr. sident, What
President ever mad theper,onal follow
inc that cling, to him through defeat
MS we'll AS success ? He needs no SYM
rafhv heis rather to be enyied. The
American neo,,le oro fine lo.er. bv his
fefsst Fy
T,,o hr,tb.r tr,o
co, rse arose ont inf defeat the
t,weri,g man off ga IN and disaster
has INff neither stain nor scar ON the
peerless leader of unlerriied Demo-
cmcy.
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was S"o' "o" u ana Instantly Nii'eu III
ne S,'ee's Oh N"S''' '''c OH .as' Non-