The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-12

ahchlniry's Hlll worrying lsnglnn
"AlcKinleyis tariff bill is worrying
VictoriA's subjects" is the significant
Language oi&Lnnton dispatch. Yestsf-
daylsrUpoIis aru to the elect that the
members OF the Dundee Chamber OF
Commerce shave their eyes upon Con.
gres5 and wouId like to have their hands
upou Mr.. Mckinney that they want to
hrInG abouta common action upon the
part OF the British and Irish Chambers
OF Commerce with n view OF bringing
their influences to bear against the Me.
Kinlcy bill. In the proceedings OF the
British Parliament we find the follow
ing which Democratic papers in this
country will he careful to miscons,rue I:
| nur!ug the session Of the IInuSe OF Commous
iOdIy, pit. jesse Cnllings Liberal Uni0uiEi asked
tNhclhGF tho GbvcsunCu would lake any Slcrs
| to encourage british manufacturers 10 send ~.
hlbils To the World FIIiF at Chicago II tho Me.
kinley tAriiI I'LL, now bciOIu the American Con.
IreXS should become II law, Mr.. Galllggs SAX.
he asked the question In view OF the fact ina the
bill praGtiGAly prohibits the Of l,rIl-
ISL goods III thu United atRlcS
The Right Hon. Str James Eergu,or, PGrlia.
mnnMfy secretary OF the FnrG.Sn Ulice, said that
the question of official rITficlpaIlnu IN the pro,
Inseil lair could only b. determined after con.
EIdefAtinu Of the advantages W !ch would accrue
Ito British interests WheI III invitation 10 lax.
| nlrt In Inc exhibition was received firm, Ihr
American GOcernment, II IL probable, he Salu,
| that toe manufacturers Of GreAt Britain would
| to great extent he deferred by senuinr, nxh /
bitS To the lair Il the lGfIE picgluded profitable
| sales In America,
According 70 our FIRES Trade friends,
the Mckinley bill wilInot discriminate
against the products otforeign countries
and in favor OF American goods. In the
light OF this. very importantnews from
Europe it would aeom that the manutar-
turers across the waterloo not agree with
the theorists On this side. The fact
is the passage oi the Mckinley bill
Twill boa severe blow to those who are
competing with Americans in our home
market. There is food for thought in
the information from foreign shores re-
garding the opposition to the Republi.
CHI thrift policy. While British Cham.
oers of Commemorate preparing to bring
Influences to, bear or Congress Tor the
defeat Of the Mckinley tariff bill, Dem
ocrats Gres;ill graveiy declaring that its
passage would BIO q public calamity.
In our:news columns this morning we
publish acondensaiion Of the splendid
speech delivered on Friday by Repre-
sentative Atkinson, OF this district. on
the tariff bill, in which he refers to the
opposition to our protective policy in
Eugtand, and the news above referred
to emphasizes his words. In his speech
FMr. Atkinson quoted Il remark ouce
made BY Daniel Webster: latter thirty
years in Congress, said Mr.. Webster
u an franl; to admi: that I have inyar;-
ably mado it n rule 10 find out what
England wanted and then oppose it;
and I.aiways found myself in the right"
Inthis tariff matter, twill be well ior
us 10 find outwhatEugland wants md
oppose it. :. Like Mir. Webster, we Will
be pretty certain to find that we are
right.
Mr.. .Atkinson'a Epecch is one OF the
best answers TO the Tree trade sarrr.
'mon!s that We have seen. LISA com.
p!eto recitation Of every charge that has
been broughtaagainst the spirit OF the
Mckinley hill, and lisa strong appeal
fu- tho:applica,ion OF our admirable -nro.
tective policy to all American interests
We commend it to I'll our readers in
connection with the news about the
proposition in the British .Parliamentto
boycott tho Worlds Fair-as a retaliatorv
measure in case the policyi is continued