Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-30
OF NATIONAL IDP9E7.
7sw Aembars of Congress Believe
That Tariff Measure VIII Pass
at This SESSION.
Mills Makes a Computation OF the
Strength Of His Bill in the
House OF Representatives.
Uncertain wseE vo;e VIII be Taken
Upon 1t General sheridan to BIS
Moysd Very soon.
PROGRESS OF TEE TARIFF ELL.

PEoGRFss OF TEE TARIFF ELL.
special to the Gazette.
wAsHIN GroS, June % M. Mills is
gre=t.y encouraged 81 the satisfactory
| progress N de thus Tar with tle tarif
Jill. II answer to 6 question IS 10 no.
,CH vote would e rasoLsd, lie said:
| Tine outlook is too urCer:sin - admit
# d lite reply. II We could continue
IS We are g)irg now We ought to reach .
vote il about TWO weeks. IL is not i'm
! probable, howoVsr, that more or less OPP
! --si'i0G Will devlhp from mis- on.
should say, speaking generally, hat the
| III VIII b. CuJ II lie House Eul
atcr taan the lst OF August, possibly
| : week or zen ds7s sooner. II We only
asa Nj. Il ii AID Mr M-K.cIe7 to deal
| Win cur progress woud De much more
5spid. Tnose geallGGer, l thing, are
Wiling
! q. TO CONSIDER THE BILL FAIRLY,
| iS4.iDg -u-e tast HGen !. re-c2ss The Sen
~ i, VIII re either pig, 1I5iud CT thai
aI0t1ec bill vii b. fired IS Z subst!-
ute for il. UafoTtGuS.eIg, however, !
m.ilri:y Of TIE Republicans, under the
leadership Of MIR. Kelley, would prefer
| not reaching vote uaul at.er the NJ
vem5er election. TlOse gsn,le-
men are s:r1lI to take any
chances il the r.>t:ar, even though
| the bill gees from ,uc a>G's into those
| Of : Il publ can Sela1a. Il this eisment
Of the party C0trCeS the Crrs-s into ! pol
| icy OF obstruction, ve SAL be cUWpsilei
II adopt heroic N s d1Cs zEd simply
| 'cICe them 10 vote whether they Ges.Ce 1t
| IT not. |! is our VISA 81 avoid n 8
IcJur II p-ssiYic, bg, i cur cEro-eats
sc Lla7Cg1d 80 lie arsi.-SIy % 1t the
mater Il
LEAVES Us No AFTERMATH -
"Do you find ,ha r1r.F EejycH 5e1.i-
mept growing? NJ. Minis Vac Esked.
"I:s growth has sstonished m;
We have r,ce.gsd thousands CT
| Introduced, eGCJursgirL Us in the wJ,k
on WHICH we ere e1gsg-d. M,ny Of these
| ler.ars ere written Dy Il puhlCsns.
Titnin tie p.a. wze6 have receive let
| .ef5 iTC-n three ciergy men in M>sslChu-
setrS, REPUBLICAN by the By, WdO vera
suficieI.Ig interested D the passage OF
the measure TO esE f5r information con
cerulna i. M:1Y Of the o.d-Iine aooli-
:iaDis,s ere with as in this contest. Tne
aColitipuisIs were D1tu-3l free traders.
They believed thst tv-ry nan bad
G D GIYaN EIG4
10 the fruits OF his I201T. Tney believed
tGat every m.n should buy and
sell as he chess, Eud they
carried t5js principle 10 is logical end.
Bee cher. Garrison and ell me leaders of
tna. party, il alive 10 caY, would be
.olnd among our mos: Games. support
g4s"
"what 10 the Democratic u;jori.y in
the HJuse?"
"On full vote We nave a majority OF
h',een. BesiCes tdcse we will nave tina
votes CT the three Inde pendent Labor
Representa- veg, Suifn Of Wis oes u,
AnCe-son CT lows, HCpzlns OF V!sginjs,
as well as HIr. FEC, one CT the New
York R-pub'tc3ns. We DO not expect
suy othsr Republican votes. MIR. Nelson
OF Minnesota is favorable to US, out do
no: count upon him"
ACCORDING to your computation you
will pass he bill by u m2JJri.y OF nine
teen?"
81 think m.y sl;ely ssy t2is"
NO TARIFF BILL.
special to the Gazette.