The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-11-01

sherwin Rep. Minnesota. Randall, Dem
! Hawk, Rep Dunnell Rep. Kelley, Rep.
! Henderson Rep Strait Rep. Harmer, Rep
/ Cullen Rep Washburn, Rep. Ward Rep
\ Payson Rep Mississippi Godshalk, Rep.
Lewis Rep Lynch, Rep. Ermentrout, Dem
Marsh Rep Missouri Smith, Rep.
! Cannon Rep. Clardy, Dem Muteher, Dem
| Thomas, Rep. Hazene, Gb. Klotz Dem
Indand. Rice. Gb Scranton, Rep
Heilman Rep Van Horn Rep Brumm Gb.
Browne Rep. Ford, Gb. Barr. Rep.
Peere Rep Burrows CD. Walker Rep
Perce, Rep. Nebraska. Campbell, Rep.
Orth. Rep. Valentine. Rep. Curtin, Dem.
De Motto, Rep. Ner Hampshire. WISE Dem
Steele, Rep. Hall, Rep Errett, Rep.
CaIkins Rep. Briggs, Rep. Bayne, Rep.
| Io1a Ray Rep. shalIeuberger, Rep.
MeCoid Rep. Jersey. Mosgrove, CD
Farwell, Rep Brewer, Rep. Miller, Rep
Updegraf, Rep Ross, Dem. Watson, Rep
Deering Rep Harris, Dem. Rhode Island.
Thompson Rep Hill, Rep. Spooner, Rep
Cults Rep Jones' Rep Tennessee
Kasson Rep Hardenbergh, Dem. Moore, Rep.
Hepburn, Rep. Nec York Tsras-
Carpenter, Rep. smith, CD. UpsOn, Dem.
Rauasas Bliss Dem. Vermont.
Haskell, Rep. Keteham, Rep. Joyce, Rep.
Ryan Rep Wood, W. A, Pep. Grout, Rep
Louisiana. Jacobs, Rep THgiaid.
Gibson, Dem. skinner, Rep. Dezendorf, Rep.
Ellis Dem Prescott Rep Wise, DEM
Darrall Rep Hscock Rep Jorgensen, Rep.
Mqfne. Camp, Rep. Barbour, Dem.
Reed Rep. wadsworth, Rep. West Virginia.
Dingley, Rep. Dwight, Rep. Wilson, Dem
Lindsey Rep Van voorhis, Rep. Hoge. Dem.
Maryland scovile Dem. Kenna Dem
Urner Rsr,s~< Van Aernam Rep Wisconsin.
Massachusetts. North Carolina. Williams. Rep.
Crspo. Rep. Hubbs, Rep. Hazeton. Rep.
I Ranney, Rep Ohio GuenfheT, Rep
Morse Dem. Butterworth, Rep. Humphrey Rep 3
Bowman, Rep. Young, Rep. Pound, Rep.
Morey, Rep
NOT voTING-s4
Hewitt Ala Dem. Robertson, Ia, Dem Richardson, MY, r.
Wheeler, Ala, Dem Ladd, Me, Gb Crowley n. Y, Rep.
Roseerans CAL Dem Harris, Mass, Rep. Rice, o. Rep.
Phelps Conn., spaulding Mich Rep Converse o. Dem.
Miles Conn. Rep Hooker, Miss, Dem. Atherton, o. Dem.
Martin, DEL Dem. Frost Mo, Dem. Geddes, o., Dem.
Black Ca, Dem. Cassidy New, Dem. Jadwin, Pa Rep.
Turner Ca. Dem Robson, Nj, Rep. Fisher, Pa Rep
Stephens Ca. Robinson NY, Beltzhoover Pa D.
Davis Ill., Rep. Wood, B. " Y Dem Chace R. l., Rep.
Singleton H. Dem. Dugro Y Dem. Richardson, c. D.
Springer H. McCcok y. Y Rep Pettibone Tenn R.
Smith, H. Rep. Hardy, N Y, Dem Houk, Tenn Rep
Sparks ILL.,. Hewitt n Y Dem. Dbrell Tenn, Dem.
Holman Ind, DEM Flower \. y Dem. Simonton Tenn, d.
Anderson Kan, Rep Hutchns n Y Dem Jones' Texas, Gb
Blackburn Ky Dem. Cornell y Y Rep Tyler, VT Rep.
Thompson ", Dem. Nolan n. Y, Dem Cabell Va, Dem
White KY Rep. Hammond NY Rep. Paul. Va, Read. D.
Blanchard La Dem. Parker N " Rep. Fukeron, Va R D.
King La Dem. West, n. Y, Rep. Caswel, Wis., Rep
Mason, n. Y, Rep.
The following pairs announced: Cornell
Black Wheeler with Mr. spaudng Mr.. Robson with Mr..
Blackburn Mr. Hammond of New York. with Mr. Phelps Mr.
Rice of Ohio with Martin McCook with Mr. Sparks
DbrelI; Mr.. simonton with Mr.. Parker Mr..
Shelley with Mr.. Caswe, with permission this ques-
Crowley with Mr. Nolan Mr.. Miles with Single
ton, Illinois; Mr.. Cabe with Mr.. Davis of Illinois;
White with Mr. Thompson, of Kentueky Mr.. Vance with Mr..
Hubbs Mr. Paul with Mr. Jones of Texas Mr. Flower with
Jadwin; Mr. Turner, Of Georgia with Mr. Smith, Hi
Mr. Richardson, of South Carolina with Richardson
York; Mr. Harris of Massachusetts,,
SON. Mr. Rosecrans with Mr.. Fisher Mr. Chace Mr.
Hooker; Mr. Pettbone with Mr. Atherton blanchard
/ Mr. FulkersOn.
In the votes for the Walker Instructions only
20 States were represented, while in the votes
against the proposition there were 80 States rep
resented.
Under the Tariff of 1916 specific duties were
levied on any article. Iron in any form whatever
scrap, pig, bars, sheets, plates, rails castings
etc, charged with duty of but 80 per cent
ad raiorsm. Steel in bars cast, shear, or German,
paid duty of Is per cent. dd ratorenl manufac-
lures of steel paid 30 per cent. and unmanufac-
tured steel not otherwise provided for paid 20 per
cent Pottery, embroidered fabrics, coal, and man