The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
moKrNLnY's GREAT FAILURE,
Even tho Pie Headed President Sees That
IL Ia q Fraud---A Non-Paruaan Wow OF
tho Great Mopatroaity.

Even tho Pig Headed Pronidont Sees That
~ Ia q Fraud---A Non-Partiaan View OF
tho Great Mopatroaity.
washington Special 70 N. v starl
WASHINGTON, Mar. 22.-Ono the most
singular twists In the tariff muddle has
just developed. II ia stated on authority
that cannot bo questioned thOt the report
Of the Mckinley Committee on the Tarlif
bill has been postponed for q more po-
tcntial reason than the mere question Of
difference aa 10 details prevailing among
the Republican stctoamon.
II IL asserted that the bill lune point
blank against an administrative wall OF
oppoatlon. In other words, Il will moot
the direct opposition Of the President and
the most influential membcrO Of his Cobl-
net.
Whom tho pnn.Amorlonn States were
gathered under the mothCrly, fold OF the
United States Government thero were
but two matt0ra that the Pan.AmCrlcnns
were Interested in. Onu was
sugars, the othor, hdca. Those
ariiclcs embodied the trade Substantially
between tho United States and the conn-
tries represented The sugar question
has trallcd of into some drillc which
lcnyes nobody satisfied.
From most OF the South aud Central
American etatoa tho exports OF hides TO
the United States exceed In viluo nU
other OF such exported products put 20.
poihpr. Tho next in value was sugar.
The Pau.Amcrican delegates were led
20 expect that IN return Tor concessions
expected of them In regard 10 the rcnlH'
sion OF their dutios ON American products
imported into their own countries, Their
sugar would he made free, Just O8 the
sugar is that IL raised In the Hawaiian
Islands aud imported into san Francisco.
Thoy are inclined 10 think that the word
of promise has been kept only 20 the let
ter In rcgNad 20 sugnI In respect 10
hides the proposed attitude of the United
States simply suggests u deliberately M
tondCd insult. From the earliest times,
hides In thor raw state have been intro'
ducod duty free into tile United states
The proposition now made In the Me-
Klhley bill 10 impose duty on thom
IN resented as an nifront 10 friendly pow
ors specially invited by the United States
10 participate In u conference to dotor.
mine upon some method Of joint action
In regard 10 thoir commercial relations,
which OF course, implied the liberaliaing
of their tariff laws. The first stop pro.
posed by the power which thus invited
thom into conference has been the i'm.
position OF tax upon one OF the chiof
raw materials which they import into this
country
Tho shoe and leather business OF the
country has boon based upon the froe iin-
porlation OF raw material. All tho shoe
makora OF Massachusetts are up In arms,
Tho new England men nro beginning all
around 10 open thoir oyes on the tariff
queation. Quito n number OF leading Re-
publicana, as heretofore stated IN
these dispatches, arc In favor OF FREQ raw
material for the New England Iron trade,
The project Of taxing hides bus united
them ali into such solid phalnnY, that
leading members Of President HnTecnN
Cabinet are conildenti0lly quoted 0s In
quirlne why tho Almighty should hAyc
permitted such egrcglous fools 20 havo
boen seated MS those charged with the
published features OF the alleged RepuD'
lican Tariff bill.