The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-18

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to every industry and every aoorer ~ the land and
might be point by principle free trade
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teSsed By free trade and al another point might protest
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market in the world with any article produced BY any
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brought here brought dutv every such
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profitable investment and frugal industry His theory
out this great problem He who looked to free
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pretending the true method OF bringing this country to
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the ss
ana OF empoyments Develops himself Ms country and hi:
bis friend from Missouri against lie could not follow
csr good every industry Of the
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arrived a. solution Of , the arI problem As
well As tho ee1.sman from did
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onaed and ,hs Sii passes. ., "ID' was '.'
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earlier IN day The proposed mode Of
DEPARrMEsrAI: INFoaMATIoN.
n PIN w. then made @ saD az
sIee ana referred to the Go%mse on Rules for the ssa
ealing SpIhs ior information which PEopo
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con as ro; once from an inquiry into mail
him and defended his proposition a. one that was emnensy
Mr. GAErIELD chairman Of Committee on Appropria
lions took the same view Of the proposition said that he
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government which would be considerably esscned by
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tho called
IN vs.. tue fa
mittee had Just been looking the
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pscs be eaSc aocn
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an addition to hat Said iS
cali the .t,enen Inc fact that unless Il out
dsl eyes OF the nation. "''' '''''A' ''""'
2, R rsa he could
Mr.. S Sln would you'd. IKE to hear it,
Mr. GARrIEIp-T agree to that perfeety voted for IT
t e %o ca: fna no s Ss for
franking burden
exposure through should thing
inerlered with and the knowledge that could
call for Information from the department a
wholesome check upon corrupt tendencies -H1i
Mr.. ELDRDGE expressed similar said that
seemed to him the gentleman from OHIO mr. Garfeld)
had been magnying the printing question order
up, and inve stigaton If there
wholesome thing thing of more Importance than
To the civil service that could with
ciy obtain TO inerrosatoes from officers OF the
government II held them IN check, ana was
totally absurd to present the patry consideration
Of the cost Of printing an objection to e.
Ho did not believe that to be the motive.
not be the motive lie regarded the proposed
the worst that had been offered In the House would pre-
vent all information from being obtained
and the whole thing would be in the part.
committee which would the corrupt practices
sought TO be exposed Ia. ....
The committee and the House twenty minutes to
four O'Clock adjourned.
10 ia9r THE CITY HALL.
Mayor Hall occupied again the civic chair after an
of daYa General Coch W