The Oregon register., February 03, 1888, Image 4

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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3,? 1888
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market and even to get a strong
footing himself in the American
field. Words are not so eloquent as
facts in showing the need of tariff
reform.— Providence Journal (Rep). i
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TA RIFF RF.DCCTIOS.
Below will be found the comments
of some prominent papers on the
subject of the revision of the tariff.
The almost unanimous voice of
democratic papers is, in favor of a
reduction on the necessaries of life,
while the republican press and a few
democrats are in favor of abolishing
the internal revenue tax on tobacco1
and whiikey. All agree, however,"
that something should be done to
relieve the burdens of the treasury
and of the people.
The Pioneer Pre»» believes that
the next republican campaign for
the presidency cannot be fought out
on the lines laid down by Mr. Sher­
man and Mr. Blaine without great­
ly endangering the success of the
party, certainly in the northwest.
Whether these lines shall be
abandoned by next June for the
more advanced positions demanded
by the growing sentiment of a large
and constantly increasing section of
the republican party, it is certain
they will be abandoned before-the
next succeeding presidential elect­
ion, and the Pioneer Pre»» has much
greater hope of a sound and con­
servative but progressive tariff pol­
icy from the younger generation of
republicans, who are rapidly com­
ing to the front, than from the
party who has always used tariff
reform as a catch word, and has
never done anything in thirty
years to make good its hypocritioal
professions.— St. Paul Pres» (Rep).
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To sunt up in a word, the effect
of the wool and woolens tariff on
the two industries it was designed
to foster and protect is this: It has
not prevented a decline in the pro­
duction of wool and a decline in
the prices obtained by the grower.
It has not brought prosperity to the
wool manufacturing business. But
it has enabled the foreign nianu-
tnrer to debar us front the world’s
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If Mr. Sherman means that his
speech in pamphlet form shall pro­
duce the greatest effect of which it
is capable he should cut out the
passage in which he recommends
such crazy schemes arid jobs as tlie
dependent pension bill and the
Blair
education bill. 'However
much the people vnay differ among
themselves as to the best method of
preventing a surplus and reducing
taxation, there are not ¿njjXy of
them who will take the monstrous
position that the way to avoid a
surplus js to waste on extravagant
and unnecessary measures the pro­
ceeds of taxation. Whether there
is a, surplus or a deficit the duty of
congress to be as economical in ex­
penditure as is consistent with good
administration remains the same.
And here is where Mr. John Sher­
man makes his mistake.— Ndf'Tork
Sun (Dem).
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Western farmers have been rais­
ing wheat and corn and southern
farmers cotton at a loss, and a
bounty of 25 cents a bushel on
wheat, 10 cents on corn, and 15 a
bale on cotton would be a great re­
lief to them. It would help them
to compete in the markets <jf the
world with the wheat of India and
the cotton of India and Egypt,
both raised by the very lowest
priced pauper labor. Besides,
raising grain or cotton is just as
commendable and patriotic a voca­
tion as raising sugar or catching
and curing codfish and mackerel,
or making thread and .undershirts,
and there is not a patriotic con­
sideration in favor of the one that
will not apply to the other.— St.
I ahm Republican (Dem).
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