The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-22
To the Manufacturers and Working Men of
Pennsylvania.
THE TARIFF QUESTION SETTLED.

The following card appeared in the Phila-
delphia Sunday Mercury:
The Democrats, who now control both
houses of Congress, have resolved that the
tariff question shall no longer be a foot ball
in politics. In December last EATON, Of
Connecticut, introduced a bill in the senate
providing for the formation of commission
Of nine experts, by whom all matters relat-
ing to the tariff on all articles shall be deci-
died. and every member of the United States
Senate voted in it, favor. The b II is now
an the table of the Speaker of the House
aud will be the first one to be taken up in
December next. The speaker SAMUEL
RANDALL, of Pennsylvania and all
he Democratic members are in favor of its
passage Read the remarks of the author
ut the bill, made few days ago in public
spec CHI:
"rhere is not a member from Gen Haw-
ley up or down, not one from New England;
hat won't vote 'or that bill when it comes
np in the house, Mt one. They dare not do
tay her way | want to tell yoJ why they
dare u}t do i. Because the manufacturing
interests oil Connecticut nave decided tDtm
selves III favor "t mat DIE u a. Is me rea-
,ir ",S,t; ~, so," w. "9 H., ;,o,
trc,,s ot the T,jfcd States. the ,rhole of IL.
the ustitioH Of aH the cotton SpiaHerS Of the
t""cd NltrS, me cH0Se U We" dS""9 io' "'
f'S'Iy' '''9 wv, I;.'I H., o,, ~,
nvor Now Enoland rerrqsentinp n body of
men who consumed 100000 bales of cot
ton; representing men VINO employed S"oo-
IoV'Ioo I'p'ta' WIZ Iup'ose o; eo 'o . 0O0 01o
"eo, L. II i simnv knavish to saw that the
democratic party is against the interes OF
Ne@ Envland and the country. When a
man uiaNeS cnhi8e t""' .u"'"o.e' it',
IN. to assist in the pas age of this bill, say
It i knay'sh to charge that the Democratic
!ary S"pP"seu l" rue 'h"hui'o'u'lus i"tei-
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the SD,tL,ra State, ,giH stimulate e,oioration
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Among them are the names of:
COLONEL THOMAS A. SCOTT late
| President of the Pennsvlyauia railroad.
FRANKLIN B. GOWEN, President o