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THURSDAY, NOV. 30, 1S93.
THE SEW TARIFF BILL.
It is In the Main Satisfactory to lno
crata Strictly In Accordance With tb
Chicago Platform.
Correspondence of The Morganton Herald.
Washiugton, Nov. 27, "J.T.
Every auinial in the republican
menagerie is to-day howling in
concert. The new democratic
tariff doesn't suit them. This is
Dot strange, although they pre
tend to think it so. The Chicago
platlorm declared against the
doctrine of protection and in favor
of a tariff for revenne only, and
the Wilson tariff bill is in letter
and spirit strictly in accordance
therewith. It gives the largest
free list the country has ever had
and in accordance with the ex
pressed wishes or hundreds of
manufacturers in that free list is
included much of the raw ma
terials nsed by American manu
facturers. Among the following:
iron ore, coal, pig tin, hemp, flax,
jute, silver, lead ore, copper, wool,
salt, crnde borax, binding twiae,
cotton ties, and lumber not ad
vanced in preparation beyond
sawing. It cuts about every pro
tective item in the McKinley law
down to a strictly revenue basis.
The new bill is in the main. sat
isfactory to democrats, although
there are some things on the free
list that some democratic mem
bers of the Ilonse would have pre
ferred seeing a small duty re
tained upon. Prominent among
these are iron ore, lead ore and
coal, but the democrats on the
committee after carefully study
ing the matter from every point
of view concluded that it would
be undemocratic to make fish of
one and flesh of the other and they
were accordingly put ou the free
list. Those who are best informed
believe that the judgment of the
majority of the Ways and Means
committee will be endorsed by the
majority of the House and that
the bill will be passed bv that
body substantially as it is to-day.
The action of the Senate is not so
certain. The opposition will be
concentrated upon the Senate, be
cause of the slim democratic ma
jority in that body.
There are several reasons wbv a
section providing for a ersonal
income tax was uot attached to
the bill. In the first place there
are quite a number of democrats
who are opposed to a personal in
come tax. But piobably the
strongest reason of all was the
desire to know just how much
revenue it will be necessary to
raise by an income tax before
deciding the rate and method of
that tax, a knowledge that could
not be obtained until the new
tariff bdl becomes a law. Mean
while the tax imposed bv the bill
upon the net earnings of corpora
tions may prove a satisfactory
substitute for a more general in
come tax.
President Cleveland will not,
am informed on good authority,
go inco 1 ue Hawaiian matter in
his annual message further than
to say that it will be fully treated
m a special message later. He
prefers to wait until the episode is
ciosea oetore dealing with it in
message to Congress.
O A. a
ocureiary x.amoni s annual re
port was the first to be made pub
lic. Those of the other members
of tne cabinet, with the exception
of Secretary Carlisle will follow
during this week. Secretary Car
nsie 8 report win probably go to
congress oeiore it is published.
w ny snouidn t tae united States
trovernment print its owu postage
stamps! Chief Johnson, of tte
xiureau ot engraving and Print
mg isn't the first man who has
asked that question, but he has
asked it in a very practical man
ner, Dy submitting figures to the
lost Master General showing how
much cheaper the Bureau or Eu
graving and Printing could do the
work than any of the private par
ties who have submitted bids for
printing the stamps during 1SU1.
An unofficial estimate is that the
government could save at least
25,000 a year by priutiug its own
postage stamps. There is a doubt,
it seems, as to whether the Po t
Master General can, under tne
present laws, give the contract to
the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, and the matter fs now
being considered and will in a tew
days be decided.
Secretary Herbert thinks, not
withstanding the present drpres
ed condition of the government
finances, that we should coutinue
making additious to our navy, and
his annnal report will recommend
the construction, during the next
fiscal year, of one battle-ship and
four torpedo cruisers, and there is
reason to believe that the recom
mendation will be endorsed by the
President's message. BepresenU
tive Cummings, chairman of the
House Committee on Naval Affairs,
says there will be do trouble in
getting a bill favorably reported
from that committee to carry out
the Secretary's recommendations,
and that he hopes the bdl will get
through all right, bnt it is pl.t in to
see that be has some doubts about
it. There are a number of demo
crats in the Uonse who will oppose
any iurtner exiteuditures for new
vessels at this time, some because
they think the navy already large
enougn, ami otuers because thev
think the money cannot be spared.
Ir. Tall for the Srnata.
To the Editor of The If era! J.
M. Editor : It is generally un-
J . Y" t .
acrsiooa mar. ounce is entitled to a
Senator next year. Dr. John Tull
mi morganion, wno so acceptably
served the people of this District
is prominently and favorably spok-
u ui iu icpiwcm us again. He
is a true, loyal Democrat, popular
an classes, ana a hustling
.uuucci. l.ci us an unite
him and put him through.
on
Lpper Creek Democrat
KoTcmbcr 26, 1 893.
13s Santa Claus' l.eadqu.n ters
J. L. Axuersox's.
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ISaraaca .tawa AM tm Mac
Correspondence of The Moala HfaL
Florence. 1 r alt. Not. i j. qj.
So much has been written 00
the beauty of this city and the
celebrated works of art which it
contains that it will perhaps be
refreshing to turn our attention to
some smaller matters whuh may
also prove of interest. Though
there has already been snow
throughout a considerable part of
central Europe, there ha been no
sign of frost here ; and Rowers are
as plentiful apparently as though
it were mid-summer. You can see
great baskets of ibem being
carried through the streets and
offered for sale at extremely law
prices. The other day I arent into
a (lower store and had an im
mense bunch made up of roses.
heliotrope, etc.. and when I asked
the price, could hardly believe my
eats wht n he said, about 25 cents !
1 he Italians are a noisy race ; and
the farther you go south the more
tie and noise you encounter in
the streets. Much of it is made
by venders of fruits, matches, can
dies, etc., and a great deal by per
sons who seem to delight in tt. In
the evenings there is a good deal
of singing, some of which is rich
in harmony, and sounds extremely
well in the ooen air. U bat the
effect would be indoors, I cannot
undertake to say.
The other day 1 went intw a
comparatively new museum cat'ed
the Opere del Puomo, all the
articles of which have some rela
tion to the cathedral or duoroo.
Here among other things of inter
est is shown the roufh wovoen
model which Uruncllcschi pre
pared for the cupola ot this same
great cathedral, more than tour
centuries and a half a. No
wonder when the people saw that.
they did not at once believe in hi
ability to construct an irameme
dome of brick and stone n the
same principle. To him who had
worked out the problem to tus
own sattsiaction. the matter 00
doubt appeared simple enough
but to a layman it looks as though
any carpenter could make the
same thing out ol wood, but no
living mortal, its counterpart out
01 prick and mortar, increased a
tL ft. -
thousand fold in size. In the
same museum is also the great
silver attarpiece foe the baptistery.
mis occupied - about a century
and a halt in construction, and Is
rich in detail beyond description.
Each one of its seventy or more
little statues is a gem. and the
large central figure ol the Ilaptisl
a . . n
is superb, low two years ago.
this work was displayed ooce a
year to the faithful on the altar
for which it was made ; but the
carrying it hither and thither. anJ
the hands of thieves between
times, was robbing it gradually ot
its details ; so the authorities have
placed it in a great glass case, in
a good light, where its beauties
can be enjoyed by all, and where
it is safe from accident. Among
- a.
tne most interesting articles di
played in the museum is the col
lection of designs offered for the
facade of the cathedral. Duiin
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me nine mat tne matter was
under consideration by the city
1 . .
auinoruies, opinions waxed so
warm over the matter that even
the school bovs fought it out with
their fists, and every coSee house
was turned into an arena of
bate, where words often threat
ened to lead to something more
serious. That the best plan was
finally adopted. I think any one
will admit, when examining the
various cesigns.
Two operas are now being given
in riorence. ana snow about as
much diversity as one could with.
In an old building which was once
a circus, I believe, there can be
heard Kuy Bias, composed by
Koman musician, with some
bright music, and a good deal of
striving after tragic effect. The
dearest seats costs one and a half
lire ; the house is crowded nteht
after night, and the air is so full
r . . . , .
ot tooacco smoke mat it is a
wonder the singers can sing. Tb
other opera is Wagner's beautiful
Lohengrin, being given at the
Fagliaoo, the largest theatre in
the city, with its decorations in
glistening white, which seems at
most like polish marble. There
is a chorus of ninety voices, an or
chestra of the same number, be
sides soloists of celebritv Th
dearest seats cost ten lire. and
many of the aidctcc attend in
full dress. One evening two t&.
cers attracted a good deal of at
tention in the s.nokmg rpm, be
tween acts, by thctr striking uni
forms. They wore coats and
trousers of b ue, striped with
scarlet, and festooned with
wealth of silver braid : broad sd
ver shoulder straps, and turned up
oats, covered with gracefully fall
mg rea ana oiue leathers Com
pieted the outfit. Un askiejr mhn
wore all this gorgcousncss I was
informed that they were no more
than colonels of carbineers!
Having occasion to consult the
city directory recently, I was
struck by its peculiar arrange
ment. As is well known, many
famous men have lived and died
in this city : and for the benefit of
curiosity hunters, there is an en
me uivision 01 tne poot, given up
to the enumeration of the boo -
where celebrities have bged in
the course of centuries. Another
division is entitled. Mtlnstrtonv
noble, and distinguished farmt.ev"
Is this not an otUc ial v ,- um
ol the r our Hundred What
thority decides on the dni.st.n
of names to this category I have
not yet learned.
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curing iai summer irr were
a good many in I.iorn. (t.
nornj wno suttercd ir-n
. 1 . .
ravages 01 tne cnicra. nc Some
families were robbed 1 1 thctr st
port. So Florence, which was not
visited by the dread t zu. has
undertaken to help the untortu
nate of tle sister city ; and this !
the way she has dne iu Two
large army wa ns were procured
11 n ui 1 ver. ari trumpeter, an.
oirict aflrn ;tis : anJ eeh d
thry wiiit thrvu-ft a d-etr
quarter ol t:.e tn, bl vs thiit
Loros, and asai. alms lor the
tor of leghorn: two mew
in front to receive ct rib !-
I money in seated tftr. 4
the others follow in ret
bandies of cMhcs, eatables, m
whatever might be txScrcvL Im
his way a great deal h-a txewcol
ected, much being nodosttl r
whkh thdnf would t lta
taken the trouble to carry o a
place ol common) revert bwt
gave wittingly when the ppoetw
put was pfcseaicu at their
The idea seems la mc gwJ r,
and might be dvantawff
pued in many of rwr Atnemaw
cities, where coIlcctWxi f t&
kind are often sW4 o. 4
where generosity t larfe'f !e
vel.'ped. iiKtc
I have always bee coxJ
that agriculture wo. 14 t lr
ish in the Swth woless the tfi
ot stock should lecmbe4 wt!
the making of cwtto a 1 cuw.
aol hate, therefore watche4 tir
raising r.f sheer wii loured I
have neser known of aw it
where great ptf.t !4 ri
from sheep latstnj wh fevte4
from drpre!alWws ol a4,
in rarr rases of tKs
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