20 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
Lawrence Gazette
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1892
Page
1
Opinion pieces argue that protectionist tariffs merely fuel trusts and boodle, while genuine protection comes from a combined duty and trust. The author contends that competition among many American firms can drive prices below foreign influence, urging voters to fund a campaign to reveal the banco of tariff trusts to republican farmers.
An editorial discusses taxation as a vexed issue across governments. It argues current rates are high and often double or triple those of other nations, urging citizens to examine causes and seek equal, honest taxation essential to free government. It calls for relief from perceived oppression and underscores necessity as the basis for taxation.
A radical critique argues that excessive taxation harms individual liberty and invites state overreach. It warns that allowing wealth distribution by government risks corruption and undermines democracy, urging voters to resist policy shifts favoring public or private wealth transfers. R.W.S.
John T. Wilson of Jamestown New York cites experience to refute Republican claims that the McKinley tariff did not raise tin plate prices. He paid 5 25 for a three year old O S roofing tin, but now faces 7 25 per square for the same brand. He will need 27 squares, costing 54 more than three years ago, due to tin price gains.
A New York Evening Post excerpt criticizes tariff advocates who claim to defend consumers while courting protection. It argues consumers lack lobby power,Voice, and party influence, yet their large numbers drive votes and pressure for protection. The piece notes voters speak loudly but receive little direct political leverage.
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