Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 31, Number 4, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 October 1888 — Page 1

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JA8PER, INDIANA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1888. VOL. SI. NO. 4,

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fUSI.IBHED EYEET rXIBAT,

I UliUOtS COUMTY, IKPIAM A,

CLEMKMT DOAMM. OFFICK.-Ix CotnM BlJlLPlKSI o Wmt Sixth Braaar.

Single Sabeorlptlnn, for fifty JfH r ix mouths, : : : : J 100

For eouero, 10 lines nr lnea, 1 week.fil 00 , Subsequent insertion, TS cU rarndvertfanenenUntweanmnrete,

A fraction ovor 2 eouaUd M HMM TT.

Wotkeeot appoUtunnet of a4m!n!-

to be paid u dTaues.

, For Township OMsort, each For County H " JS

DILLON, MILBDRJT, fenr.js and doKellw: al Lit, t -nmLLKCTlOXSI-!- wt aJtoUNt OeyBtleB.M

with ear r

f?KlCKI Xmm' bnlMlaff. Car. SMrth

X! im4 Kftk Stracto.

A. J. HONEYCCTT, ATFOENSY AT LAW, JAIPUR. IKD.

C?KTTf.XKKirr ef StUtai, eaaratwfciae 0ile timt mb4c a lattlaHy.

O rICK-Baat laWFalS5r. InMw

Mrs. Krr mieen.

Tbo Two Pintiarmg.

AMMO HAmttf. OUTBUWriVASMMI

"We mrortbeeu- I "All

tire repeal of inter- taxation ta unjust

Ml Itxee (whisky taxation, It to re-

nod tobacco) rather pugaanttotbnersed

iku um surrender or mo democracy

of My pm of oar that by moll legiehv nreteetlve svitem." tiou tb eoot of the

"We denounce th neoceserioo of life

M ills bill as deetruc should bo unjust ill-

live lo Um general ablv increased to til

ml too nmlsf in tercets of tho own

try." (Tho Mills bill Mill

reduces Uriff taxes tho

from an average of series of Mil iboot 47 ner shL to Milt IQWI of

in average of about ea the free Hot.) 41 per out.)

Ik Mills bUl." (The

bill reduces

and

BUN HAUEUOX1 MIST A KM His Hostility To Werklacaaeo.

Amd His Great Lots For Corpera-

timas astdigsaaemeidor.

To the Imtoe Stx : Ws bosr It eeid

t but Mr. Harrison is a greet man sod

that bs fens mods no mistaksc, bat we

must not forget tbst his grsntnsss hss boon i Tory roosnt disoorory. Ass rals.

due Tola em of ettaraMsr is not csnorat

sd in s fortnight Wo nil rsmoiubsr tbo

utidifnifled and, indofti. hystorienl rs

nark which Mr. Harrison msris wbsa

advisor nod soansollor of sorpomtioost

a sold, dllllfont, solf osnBsntmlod ngont workiof for bloMoif throogh tho powor fnl syndieatss, trusts nod combinations

of capital. Hs fooght labor bsosaso it

was a mattsr ofeora ooiinrs and osnu to him. It msttors littls what wsrs his

words and nhrasos : his attitndo was an

mUtakablo and oharaetoristio of ths man.

Hspwosd hlmsslf likoa strandod iosborg bstwooa oarnsst. warmhoartod, siaeora

laboring mon on too ost band and sonl loss oorporalions on ton other, nw

lrmiMmiwm 0svsrythiag hs said and did was for tho . w ttiJ T Tha orpornlions and ngnlnst tho working-

mon. Tn is is too oMinrma ana rsrms lory mot which no saffxkvitoan strength

on, no eircu Relocation syade.

TM position of Jsr. tiarnsoa ns a

prssidootlal oandidaU making carefully

worded addrssses to dslegations of his poliUoal partisans is diffsrsnt from that

whoa ho was fighting for a corporation. Ha is Tory warm and obssonioas to

STsrybody now ; self interest forces him

to bo; bat eren now, wnon eniiod apon

to tako an attitndo on n question with

capital on one side and tbo masses of tbs psonlo on tho otbor. he cannot rsslst tho

old habit: ho dsHbtratoly raugos himsolfl

on tho side of the oapilalists, ns bo did dnring tho ttriks. Hers Is a single son-

from nw totter or neeopteoos:

"Tbo so r pi us now In tho treasury should

bo used In tho porebasoor Donds.'

How characteristic I Jto otbor public

man in Indlnua would hare framed that

cold, heartless, sardonic old for the sup port of tbo bo d holders, without any rs

J OHN L. BBETZ,

ATTOtttEY AM GOOKfELM AT LAW,

JASFBft, HMAVA. orrXOB mf Mm tiwJw'i ia1a1r

W. A. TKAYLWI. W. S. HUNTER.

TKAYLOEAMTKE,

attorneys at Jbaw,

Jastkb, Ikiaka,

rrntt. f rtft l ta Cwrt f Paaaf a4aJy W IiihWIh. rrkUr anwM at ta t

tttHS. Sfroa mlwr RMt f tka tt. CkrHi' Vatri.

Bit U HO BUI TTXI1,

4TT0BNBT AT UV,

Aid Kotary FnWic, Jaersi, InMssa

wti ta an ta OHtu ns4 m

HTWX

VJua yBkKSakJ MaUfk XmrT w mnwnrst rnwfmm

attorney at Law.

JAtrMt, new.

TT aOtaS tatOifcHi U H M flrM

anw"OttHf" wm w

GENERAL STORE

Mrs. C. H0CH6ESANG

IStlinjisI HortM Moin Stn t

9ET-OO01M8, GROCERIES,

WkMi

to Mm aaWlc t a TBET Sat ALU

, hmmiSm aataiaaxwaaf bat gaaaa

Mr M. SV-Iy.

JASPER MACHINE SHOP! IAMIEL F. J. MtlLER, Prspr ictr.

sVaVl EwSrRT pY SfwK SS MnYS) aMIISf swMhws tw4 for aM hiaS ( XMahHW. mm! mke ta rtfalr tf atWttkM BMOnHaaTSCIAUrv,

1 at

q MAOntlXno. SKPAKATORi,

cArxna at mowkm.itc.

MiaUa AAAoaaa asaJI InAamAjaai not am aiaaamaaavv Baiai aaan aar

. MAKB AS GOOD AS XI W".

iJhHHI MVaMMt tAfmS4A tott at aiata-tS,

thoss who were griudiog laboring men

botwson the appsr and tho nether inlllstoiiss. What are the probabilities as to tholrathof this matter? It would he fair to suspsct that the man who, posing as a statesman, would call a whole class

of his fellow-eUiasus idiots, would, when

In ths attitude of a railroad lawyer aud

oomnuMidsr-In-cblsrof a militia organ mad to fight workiasrason. oar soma ill

considered things about tho mon ho was opposing. Just what Mr. Harrison did say is a matter of memory, so far as tho wage question is concerned : bat that be

Hid uso the bsd.tompered and rather Anna Dfekiasonish remark about the

"greenback-era" is a matter of record. It

i a striking fact (and one that must bare

ho w sight with students of human no

tarn) that too honest workingmen

who took a deeo interest in the strike

fcare from that day to this borne in tooir heart i n very uu favorable im

pression of. Mr. Harrison's character.

Not that they deem him bad in tho aaoaa

of being without moral standing or n good moasuro of worth as a eitiaon ; bat tnoy remember him no a sold, oaloatatiag,

anytsMiavg onomy or tbo workingmon in tho vary hoar when they most needed him as a friend. Tbo homely proverb "A friend In need is a friend indeed" is

worth mors to workioraoo than it is to

tbo rich. Workingmen need strong frioads eontstimes. nod there is a man.

hero and there, who (as did Alton 6.

Tfanrman) proves to bo snob a friend in

tbo trying boor. Got. Porter was such

friend: bat Mr.

is tnsrs a

who does not know what

for tho workinjrmsn of Ohio?

one who does not know what

did against them bom in Indhmnpoik,

wneo a lornwo etroee ornoeo

lug tbo hearts and boanos of as

noble-hearted and two workinomsn as

ever lived? Whom was ait thin nice

phraeology won? Tbo memory of

workingmon most answer. It

swor. Tho iseoo Is mads, tho lino is

drawn and no amount of lexlbi

elastic promises can wipo it oat

Along tbo Tory Unas which Mr. Bar risen marked out lor bis assault oooa

sggrloTed workingmen, area down tho

very at rests ones nam ey nm aaroasts

leveled against working sn. will these

lo

deposit their robnkoe

bullets. Money

is

make the

Maumce TwosirsoM. Crawfordevllk, Ind., Oot 3.

Thanni'lf?Lii Wnramminii.

JfJ.f?! A4a"IWatoaaa Ami.w aawnemsi

lo the notia

torvMoth

talk;

laiaMnaintoia nia Mnsinamnl amivmuwsae'v m amsmsm a

THE PBXSIOff

SBatTIOM'

ho ehamotsrised the groenbaokers oflgord whatever for tho effect of such a

lBuiana ae' iuivta wikidukhi iods con-

fluod in an asylum. That was, to make the best of it, a vsry weak thing and a badge of narrowness and illtsmper.

At present there U an issue between

Mr. Harrison and the workiagmsti of

ndiftna. This cannot be denied.- The

Issue is not not eonfned to the question whether or not Mr. Harrison said that a "dollar a day was suonh for any work ingnun" to receive. It goes dsspsr. The question is one of fact, of personal . m a a itv at .

aiuiuue. was jar.- uarnson for or

against the laborinar man in the dav

when tbo laboring man needed a friend?

This Is toe question. The afldavit of a

laboring mau may or may not be eon-

stttsive; but the attitude of Mr. Har

risen is an estoppel. It is not imDoseible

that he may have uttered, when exeited,

soinepnrue equivalent to saying that a

dollar a day is enough for a workingman. Lawyers do such things for their

clients, ana mr. aarrieon was at that

time a corporation lawyer ; be had just

ODennchwo Pan High

Tribute to Jrreeislent fJloTO-

The Tory Her. D. O'Doneghne, t priest of St. Patrick's church and ebaa-

osllor or the dlocssn of Viaeennee, r

. a m mam a a a tr

inrnea reeenuy rrom wnsnington, v. u

whera he haa baee la thm iataraaf mi 0

policy upon the people at large, He

knew when he penned that ssntsuee that

n New York syndicate stood ready to

"corner" the bonds and run them up to a fabulous price. He knew that the syn

dicate could suceeed easily, because most

or the bond cannot be forcibly called in

before 1907, a point nineteen years in

the future. Those controlling the bonds the work of tl. dmi!ar tUnartaaaat la

could dictate their terms of sale. Behind ourled oa with Barf inatie md fair.

euch n proposition is a trnnsactioe be-HM9. Everything is systematiaed, and Side which the Sau Domingo job. the the bawiaeaa U arrid m witlMMt a

widow's claim for a pension. Whit

there be had an opportunity, of course, to investigate the matter of pension

legislation in general. What he says of

the work of the department ean be ac

cepted beyond question and without any modinoations. In an interview with a Sextixk. representative last night he said : "What I

saw at Washington convinced me that

a. a "a . .

star route swinaie ana we credit mo

bilise conspiracy appear insignificant.

There is a black Friday bat half hidden

in its suggestion.

But for a moment let us consider this

hiteh. I was surprised at the attention and oonrtesy abown to any one who enters tbo department I bad supposed that on account of being burdened with

so moon work that only ordinary emit

utterance in the light of Mr. Harrison's ty would be shown to an applicant or

other mistakes ; let as see how it redeets

back upon these and agrees with them in color, fiber and teiturs. The man who deliberately made himself the ebempioo of the capitalists against the workingmen

is just me man to nmxe nimseirtne fig ure-head of asehems for fitting the peek

been doing military duty b, behalf ofUeof the bond holders oat of the trea-

ury of the government. Bonds maturing in 1907 are nominally quoted now at

from auperecnt. to an indennite fisrura

higher; what would they be quoted at ifjl knew she was very deserving aud 1

eiaimant. 1 was very agreeably sur

priced. Thoee connected with the department are very gentlemanly, show you every attention, and listen patiently to what yon have to say. "Wow, about the special miction apon

whion 1 went, 1 do not eare so say very

meek about at least, I do not want to

give ths name of the claimant.

dreada publicity. The reason why I he-

Interested in this one ease was that

My booms ewe in my My amasoee in my

am HflPwS aMl Wwtt-v-wajr

WHb naming etoe so

Bmt sum mv Immi

Asfaetna tbey as

Oo en, yosatavdaemose, -deon

Ana grow a gasoon i

That we the orop Go en, end earn yos

In

AadUaeiel The tiea'a

""Sf m-sl latmW9 IM SjSwB-S .

At ksbert wrongs to

Ton bare no right to i

WW ausiMsns of ananas; Twos years to do the twhtmg. And now to par the tax:

Tie ears to keen

r uMKJAJi oranow cut m TAiirr. WaPrnmnimsto Bfam Of 9jm kapfiOmEt VAatfldfiom Tbo sgtisnHnieJ lilimi, wml ha eemyfamsmbme hwgem isrteeam in tto aagmmnle pranant ne wofi an k tho

paoooo will esalm Umttam

its direetly prill ii i.

wHI flfcOttl BOClMI sanma(ttOV0 BvC swr kaMfi hi Tfawj It M a lowly station That God has onHod yon to :

to oo site will am

Well fill each public

And tako your aarplua

Dent leeaa that pood -aid party, We're bed tbo rhjmt m'ftaase'yaa. To join tbo mm t throng. They are vlk eermoraam. Tear farme tbey wish to share, Take oar herd earnings.-

uraji tnetr

lews

IthtrnethmsnaaW

maasnau datyi

Mm. .

prsdoriag ragtoee of the

nXTonmaloi WB,,) ta

of wheat hi Mow Ionian i fa

L 70 per haihiL whim m littook.

m

WThen we've mode it kwrnl Such vermin to deilrey,

As we destroyed to sir

All will be peace and joy. An empire eooo will mhew, And all within oar ring Shall wear a lordly title. And Ben shell bo oar king. ronoewx w. XEWTsn.

Hs the only wheat tbati

ooa with oar own.

tor Bow Bngiaad then the

a . ' ..

What is trae of wheat ia

fof ottmrgtasae.

bos procrioally no protection ataU, nasi

what the borne market fmrnhmM aar

prodaets. Uafertnaeteiy liar tho

.the marfcit price of wheat In fin-.

kni by aba price which the anrpins will

or tbo price of wheat m

i or latTorpeet. At VM

the mwotae Js v:!J. a d

pxes too Tahao ef the w.:r.ie

la eoaneetition yclth the

kad ia the neb elLthe Bs

Pmwn

elds esdtrfnted by wiat la

With

The fallowing-

the

Harrison was not

Thiols a matter wbioh sinki deep Into

tbo bearta of many n humble household

in the city where Mr. Harrison lives.

Moa and women, and even children, re-

collect clearly the attitude of Mr. Har

neon waon too question or wages was a deadly and terrible issus, when bayonets littered in the very streets where now tr. Harrison Is making smooth speeches

. . a Mm. a w

m nettery Mfiaoor. It is all wall eaonrh for the partisan

obwiua ocnwneAwa.irniasi or Ar. uarneoa to cry oat "Hi

oar, its, nasi,'' oat tae meeeive and I

movable fast remaina a very harden of

aeeolute kaowledfo in tbo hearts oil

workhuraaen. This was a mistake made

.,r"".,,,"r" w ioanma to

preeteeiy ue aame eaaraoter as uat re

LIATHCS amp XUBBXS IXLTITOs, at att mmn mag. on mok ponoa.

In the

These mistakes ore not casual,

not mere accidents : they search the

man's nutate : they are powsrfnlly sir

nifioant of his Mat of character ; they are

badges or the form and fiber of hit sym

Putbiot. It has become general I v known

that he ie a cold man; bat this might

nothing more loan mas nor. if his

most studied attitudes, at moments ofl

uteessst ssir-consciousnss. were not so

often eoneltstve of constitutional aver

sion to a broad human sympathy. lis

rinm mm rirnihaa fifty. fire years of personal history

poaind him, and no eitiien of Indiana, I Imet, won id wish to qneetion bit parity in nil tbo Private walks of lira: bat it is

hmtorabw and lair to toot bit pnhite

manners, nets tad attitades. Ho should doeko this himself, Siegnleriy enoagh we Bed ble wbok pott lira agreeing per-

mettr with tbo eommen pahOo impros-

PnKej -4amaVfft jPMs SmP PsjllSVanpl kf)pmwBPa

Mr. Harrison were president and could

carry out this one sentence 7 "The surplue now in the treasury should be used In the purchase of bonds!" The result in part would be as follows: har pi us in trsaeary, Si 90,000,000.

To nay beads at S1.60 would he net

ting about one-third of the treasury surplus into a syndicate's pocket with no return for it whatever. But Mr. Harrison is constituted by nature to ivmnathiaa

with bondholders. He does not for one

moment consider the fact that the maee-1

os of the people have an interest that

ought to be sacredly guarded. It will

be noted that Mr. Harrison's poller ic

great gain to the bond syndicate, bat dt

no avail to tae people; it would not p;t

tne money into general circulation, bat it won id have a tremeudons effect noon

S a .

our circulating money in a not her way;

rar um qbh won hi see tnetr oonortnni.

ty to retire their unprofitable circulation

and to sell the securities ths bonds at

the highest price. This would euridenlv

and enormously contract oar circulating

mearam una onog nooat J Hit what the money eberka el way a delight In, a panic hard times, the foreclosure of mortgages,

awn rntee oi luferoet ana tne lowest no

aibie wages. It all oomes back to this

one t nought: Low wages. Mr. Harrison has never altered a earefniiv

wsighed sentence which dees not mean

low wages, a scarcity of money, a hLarh

price for all the necessities of life and a

low price mr the luxuries. Bonds are

luxuries, be would en nance their value;

whisky and tobacco are injurious; be would meke them obeap ia preference

to mncing eratoee cheap. Behind all this is the man In bis moot characteristic a S S a . a

aiiiMtoe, we arissocrat in the Tory nar

row rav aense oi wo wora, the man who bows to nothing bat wealth, who warms to nothing common and aimnlr huamna.

whose every thought is a cold crystal of

somen policy, is it any wonder that there can be no bond of sympathy be

tween Bin and the working people ofl

Indiana r Whan bo naked the aeoole of

make him their governor hie

appeal was in vain. His candidacy was lika n nolitloaJ fatal It t.1.1.. t

ffJ!?5! 5f-?,MtKbkrU An old farmer, plant

and nooeet, captured the pnbllc confi

dence at onoe. It was a difference of!

nature, or quality, of inherent character. It was one of the oold aristocratic few

gainst one, of the warm democratic

many. Bo It is to-day. It is the bond

holder's man. the svndieata'a men. the

corporation's mau against the man ofl

the people. In vain may Mr Harrison stand on the threshold of hie eleeant and

aristocratic mensiea in Indianapolis uttering delicately turned phrases of fiattery to workingmen now ; these sincere ned warmhearted men of toil are not to be captured by canning literary wt; their learning may be short, but their Memories are long end tbey love justice ; tbsy love an open. meal r wav of doaliaw.

gardisg ths citiasns of Indiana who bs

iteved

could not see why it was that her pen

ston was never , gran ted." "When did she apply for it?"

"About four or five years ago, auder

the former administration. Her husband was shot in the battle of Chics

manga. He was loading his gun at the

time, wuen a bullet rrom a rebel eaerp

shooter peseed through bis body. He

was thought to be dead, but a rebel eel dier took him into camp and he sabee quently recovered. Alter the war heap

piled tor a pension and got it. Me was

a carpenter, bat hie wound prevented hi

from working at hie trade, as he could

not stoop withoet great pain. Hs applied for an increase at two subsequent

limes and was saaeeesful each ti

About fiye years ago he died, plainly

from the effects of bis wound, though

the malady was centum ption. Hie wid

ow immediately made application for a

widow's peoeton. Her claim was not

allowed, the medical examiners deeiar iag that her husband died of eoaeaoep

tion. and that the aeaiedr had aothiaa to

do with the wound be received in battle.

She was clearly, 1 1 hooch t entitled to it.

oho was left with hardly anything ia the

world, with three child ree to support.

"I went to Wavsedngtoa to my her

claim before the depertasent 1 wai heard with all attention. When I ex plained the rirenmatanose of the enaa pawwa aww itvwWfnTOWMnri'u mns vww aTasmrw1 her pensioa was immediately granted

I was now the next day aa my return

borne to being bar pontic 1

with mo" In rswpooee to aa laterrosrmtory. Path

or O'Doaachae. coetinnlasr said :

'o, po favors whatever are saowa oa

aocouot of a man's political

again that tbo work of the

deoattiaeat ie carried oa with honesty

miraese. If any asae connected

therewith is dtooevered to shew aay

partiality to a seen Decease be isn demo

orat or because be is a repobiieaa, yon

can count on bis dismissal forthwith.

"Did too hear eav so mm sat in Wash

ingtoa concerning the pension bills

Prestdeat Cleveland vetoed?'

"Yes. and I ean my that Preeideat

Cteveiaod never vetoed a hill anleei there ware rood reasoas for so doiac

If there U a doubt about tho feetlce of a

claim, the applicant is given always tae favorof a doubt, bat if a claim Is ebown to beeoetrarv to caution legieiatlon, it

is vetoed, no matter woo aaay no aDDlicant."

"Could anyone accuse yon of having

dsusocraUc nroclrvittes?"

! toll you, whatever my poRies,', he said with decided esapbasis. I am for

bonosUr and iaetice, and I admire

virtaeo wherever I see tbem.w

In the

deet nod thoee of this

the action of

Of

aobetaotial aecord aa to how tto

such precincts ; where the Inspector is

Repnbticaa be snail appoint a Judge and

Clerk isleetsd by Dams crate ia the pre

cincts.

Signed. Jamm If. HtTSTOtr, Ch'mTa Boonbttenn State Ceotral Com. CatAPXM L. JawBTT, Ch'm'n Demecratk State Central Gam.

The prop celt km originated with

Chairmen Huston. Chairman Jewett,

in returning this agreement to-day with

hie approval, enbmito a proneeitiou to

the RepnWioan Committee propeeieg tha format ion of s committee eoeanosea

of 100 mem here, forty-five of

shall be nam id by tho KepaWicao Cam

mittee, forty-five by tbo Desaoeratta Com

mittee, tea by the ProalMttoa Com

Unities. The butiuast of this eommlttei

shall bs to discover and punish illegal voting, oifotidn frauds of every deeerip-

tloa and to eetebttaa sraothss as

like eoeditkMss in every oeunty m

State. Cheirntau Jewett

diate oonsidsration of thmpiapsatttea hjlebonht be rotninad lalbec maa

tbo RepnWinen

Tbey remember both words and aetoji? tbey consider the significance of aW-!! titdte aad tuggnU s a. W sneers; lbT eeatiaet ma nets of nwewtawea. awdJ0,nao mease of

Tbo work of doabling the enaaoHy

of OePaaw'a plete gmm factory at Mew

Albany, lad.,1 which boa been ia

gross for two years, wee entirely

ujtAjAup- mmams mtanimMt 1 aabada atuamtamdhwaf on gapmmmmB om umjWe - nnmj ww prwem A fiffmj mmmEmmmaia, a

of

ttmf mnVaM Mmt. 1 nwlawwaTVe

the

Central Onmmiltsee is eeif

IxptAKAroMe, October a. It ie

by requested and directed that ia all

sleet km precincts where the inspector is

ueenecraue, no saeii appotat a Judge

Bet I am toed we

to funtieh a

Isfrieoltoral produota. nod thiaeaa

he dene by high tortC. Aar aaa ea

Unriniogthe aaUoet will one that oar

jagrteaiwrei pttlnam lurtssss nsasa rap-

SjMnpl )mm)4Sai (tJ(NmVej VgK BaKMit malt tfl Wf' mtmnmw'

and Clerk, selected by KepnbHcens ofjuoa aelliar the

But tbfasaav tarht; for Ml

cheapest wiU coatrol tho

market. This rate nvxladas our higtwrtaxed Sawterieis from the aaarksas e tbt werid, nlthonawo Iwopailmmamam laa5wi?u!"ma'""''lf rMtw "

BLAJMK

AMD WMISKT.

Msoa. Oot.

peeoea here

MoTalcaaaM

klnFtsria

AantAjr,

lOttiaade to-day. Ha

similar to that be

4,-Mr.

nt tbo Fair

delivered in Detroit

to

la the coarse ofl

tmr Into the eeilr w mrwau' sww maawtj

meted by the tbroage of

the address was made, his remarki he said ; MI have said that I

srerr tax except the tarifi tax. I atake

daaing the tax oa wbieky except oa that wbioh is need in the arts and in msdlsias,

ranaiarl in the now tariaThwl iestre-

ported to Coaefrses. (A vetee, Why H

1 tell von wav. inmw awsreiRst- Taoreareon

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