| Show I THE WOOL TARIFF Senator Hanilts Plea In Ihe Stnate for Protection TIE oiuiois to mi scuuuuu I M I hlcli IIA itjr 14 nnardil ai 1 lie I puiilailou of Ihe Id i uul can 11 I dg WASlllhOTON Juno 4Thu Benale met a 1 uiu wi h a view lo expeditIng expedit-Ing The tatlB bill Two of e ches Mere announced fir tile day one by Man llverIleiuulloan M ut on the wOl lacbiduleottbi I > tariff blllnni nuttier nu-ttier by Butler V it I N Co on hit Juli rtsoluilon to emend the Contlllu nun mi aitnijiv C ingresi the power 10 Imp ape I ocom Inue Mr Mantle was rec3gnlzad at the opening ol the teuton aud addre > md Ibo Senate for two h flirt He said Iboro had been 10 opportunity for preamllog i the wool growers side of the contention In the actor branch 01 Ojuttrats for tar reason that olo 10 the hr el lime allowed for debitu tile w0trischisoulahed never brenreached I trials body He prneutal fully and Kipported with Lumerous tables and ttstietlca the wail 1 growers Ue ot tbr controversy and thawed Ibo enanrous Maoist sustained by the wool growers lu the depreciation In value of sluep and wool uutltlir the past six yon He declared that by reason ol enormous Importations In annexation ut the enactment of a tariff law the wcolurower would not resolve much teoetll from a protective larlll for four years to Ojlue He atserted that whenever a tarff law Is ta be enacted the powerful manulaclurluii Interests of tile country with their compact Dud eQecllva orgaollloo ate always on the ground and lu the committee ending testing tbelr clalma and pushing their I tereits while the farmers and wool growers anti nroducers of raw materials mater-ials generally are an liolatea and scattered clamps Irom Ibo nature oft of-t vocations and thus lacking In curative organtzttloc hence In Ibo plat Ibelr Intercut held been neglected and they had not received their feet ounce ol Protection The great majority of woolgrowers of Ills country are bo Bald protect loot protec-t and Ilepubllcan moat ol them are bellvers In tile free coinage ol gold and silver Inuenendeutly liy Ihla country but Ibo question of Lroteotlou and free cjluage have been divided In Ibo last csmpalgr tie woolKiowers acc ptlne > the pledge conUtned In the Ileiubllcan national platform lu favor ul ample protection polCIOO lor wool and believing the protection to be the laramount l cause cut their votes lu the doubtful stales lor McKlu LOY I JloKlo ley and elected him The tailO lull I I parsed the House and as now local n ed ly the Salomon hold h-old utterly ulln u eu > > t the expectations expecta-tions ot the woolgrowois and Is I regarded re-garded by them largely I a repudiation repudia-tion of me Republican plodgeor ample protection for WDOIFt The woolgrowers of the COUntry he contmueu are Indignant over this treatment ol their Interests and he warned Ibo Republicans that they must cben e the proposed rates tr they would lose the support ot this numerous element lu ensuing campaigns cam-paigns lio asserted that the McKlnley law I had not aflordod Ibo necesdary protection protec-tion to Ibo woolgiowers and quoted statistics to provo Ibo rI08 Jim charged that is wag full or loopmoleg fermllllll fraud aDd evasions aOd wan especially smphatlo lu his de rmnclatlun of tilt > ad valorem duties proposed on the third chuswools The senator quoted Benator Aid richs statement that the proposed Senate rates 1 would give train 10 to 10 per cent more pioleollon to Ine wool grower than he had ever received under any former tariff and produced statistics to show that the proposed rates were much lower instead ot to IDK higher Ho enumerated the objections of the woolciowers us follows ITo the iklrtlui 1 clause 2To the ad valjreui duties on third data wool 8 To the admission of washed woo a ou second class without payment of nddltlooal duties 4To the admission of washed and scoured wail ou me third class with nut the payment additional duties 5To the Imperfect claiaiflcatlons Which permit evasion THE INCOME TAX WASHINGTON June 4 Bcnator Butler In the Course of a speech on Ibo Income tax referred to the Indecent blllo with which Ibo Ioolog bill was urged Immediately alter the ncent decision de-cision ol the United States Bupreme Court sustaining the aniltrust law I Beualor Cull m chairman ol the Intvrstattcoaimeroe oonimltloe re tested this statement s ylu that the pooling bill lOa nil being pressed wltbludecent bistro And thaUoUa uturnont was a mlsreprcsentatloa tae facts Beuator Cbllton a member of the Interstate commerce commute lo tutu differed lu lou with Ohalrmau Oullom aDd slid Ihj pooling bill hold i nut been seriously urged until alter the recent decision w I the Supreme Court on Ibe trust law I |
