Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-06-28

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have the highest authority for the state
| mont that certain RepublIcau leaders in
tho Senate are considering tho adyisabiljtv
| of shol wing the tariff bill for the remainder
of the session.
The Republican programme is to call ur
| tho federal election bi$i, knowing that the
| Democrats will sturlily opposo It's passage
and that they will remain in continuous
session until the Ith of March next rather
than allow "A measure SO offensive tc
them To become "A law. In this way the
| tariff bill can be cleycrly dropped out o
sight aud the economic questions therein
involved forgotten in the partisan feeling
engendored by discussion Of the political
measure.
The controlling purpose in thus shelving
the tariff bill is to prevent the deficit which
would follow the loss of the 5000, 900 OF
| revenue from sugar and IS, 900 U0J addi.
tional from the proposed reduction of the
tobacco tax--in all about SGl, ,OGO OG0 pei
| aunum.
IT, on the other hand Secretary Rlainc's
suggestions are needed and the duty on
sugar restored until rcciprucal relations
can be secured with the countries south OF
us tho absurd spectacle il presented of q
tariff bill a quarter of "A century after the
close of the war which increases the duty
above the present igh rate.
| IL is well known that the Western peOplt
will never agree To n measure of this char.
acter the more osneciallv ns ils only merit
In their owes is that il gives them fre,
MS An offset 10 its material increases i'm tn,
| matter of wool lnulat, oarthauworo
cutlery. flax and other nocessaries of life
IL is further stated that Mir, Blaine,
difference with his party are not confined
| to the tariff He has not hesitaled AS
have already teiegraphed YOU, to,expres'
his dissatisfaction with the Mckinley bill
in anumber of important particulars. bu
| he Is also yehemeutly opposed To the pas
sage of the national e,e5tion bill. lie doe.
not scruple to denounce the measure n
one calculatod to Africauize the south anC
Indirectly react upon the North.
"Tho Republican party" " he has recent
ly said, "was not able TO pass n force bill
fifteen years ago, when il was muci
stronger than il is now, and it * the heigh
of folly to attempt such legislation at thi,
late day"
1t is not my purpose to indulge in sensa
tioual or exaggerated speculations regard
ing Mr. Blaiue's future course: but i hea
it both from gentlemen who are deep |,
his confidence aud from clever politician
who are not often wrong in thcir dedu
tions that the secrotarv's stav in Presiaen
Harrison's cabinet is not ikciy to continu
long.
Mr.. Blaine is ambitious of reprosentin
the conservative thought ofthe country an
of his own party in particular upon the tari
aud other matters Gfnatiuual interest. III
cannot consistently do this and rnu,niu