REPUBLICANS' EXTRAVAGANCE A x A?1 1/1 TU^m uuwrwneTii uuai muic MICUI Doubled Under Roosevelt DEMOCRATS, GREAT RECORDj ' Startling Figures Which Show That the Cost of Our National Existence and the High Cost of Living Must Be Reduced. Under a proper downward revision of the Republican tariff schedules the .people of the United States would save 13.000.OCC.000 each vear. or over 8100 per family on manufactured goods alone. President Taft's vetoes of the wool tariff Mil and the steel tarlf.' measure 1 passed by a Democratic house COST THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES ABOUT $660,000.000 PER ANNUM. The cost of conducting the federal government MORE THAN DOUBLED between the close of President Cleveland's second administration1 (Democratic) and the beginning of President Roosevelt's second administration (Republican). As the DIRECT RESULT OP HIGH REPUBLICAN TARIFF SCHEDULES the people of the United States pay a tax FROM NINE TO SEVENTY-EIGHT PER CENT on food and ordinary household articles used to the home by every family, rich and poor. The total oost of running the federal goremment In I860 was $55,000,000. The amount appropriated at a single session of the Sixty-first congress for the fiscal year 1911?$1,027,133,446.44? was more than double the amount? $?54,496,055.13?appropriated for the fiscal years 1807 and 1808 at both sessions of the Fifty-fourth oongresa, the last congress of the second Cleveland administration. Only eight years elapsed between the J close of the second administration ofj President Cleveland and the beginning {. of the eeoond administration of Presl- j m dent Roosevelt and yet the amount a> j propria ted during the tour years of the latter ? $*34W0WTM5?was more than double that appropriated In the four years Mr. Cleveland was at the helm?vis, ll.87U9357.47. For 1910, the last fiscal year provided for in oeagrees under President Roosevelt, the hlghwmter mark In ap propria tl one?$1,044,401357 JL2 ? wu reached. President Taft's estimate to the last session of congress for government support for the fiscal year was $1,040/. , 48,02635. In other words, governmental ex? pensps for the FOUR YEARS of Presi- , dent Cleveland's administration (Deny . ocratio) were only $830361,651.92 more than President Taft's (Republican) estimate of the amount necessary to ocrr- j er the expenses of ONE YEAR of < President Taft's administration. Congressman John J. Fltxgerald of j, New York, a Democrat and chairman < of the committee on appropriations, in ! r addressing the house Aug. M, 1912, on 1 the subject of appropriations said. Thoughtful men have watched with Alarm the rapid increase in tna oost of > government In th? United States." He farther eald that two causes seem responsible for many present evils: "One, the UNFAIR AND UNJUST SYSTEM OF TAXATION by which an undue share of Inoome by those: whose circumstances In life are not' considered more than reasonably com- j fort&ble is taken through our customs ; laws for the support of our government; the other, the difficulty or Inability to readjust our system of taxation and to remove many taxes from ths necessaries of life, so long as the GOV-' ERNMENT IS EXTRAVAGANTLY i CONDUCTED, or ths Instrumental!-1 ties provided for ths conduct of ths public service are either Inefficient or aye not utilized so at to render the most effective and comprehensive results." W tV*fi to the (act that the Democratic party I pledged itself if intrusted with power | to do two things?REDUCE TARIFF DUTTE8 AND RETRENCH PUBLIC EXPENDITURES by eliminating j waste in administration and the abolition of useless inexcusable offioes. 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