The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-20
WASHINGTON CITY,

come some what doubtful, by stat
ing that he had never said that he
W0HId not accept denomination,
and that he would accept it if the
convention sees fit te tender it to
him and would go into the fight with
VigOr, tut that he will not be par
ticipant in any scramble for the
nomination. This manly way
OF stating his position is commend
90 on al sides, and will add to the
popularity which Mr.. Morton so
justly enjoys, whether he is renom-
mated or not.
After lots of trouble that specimen
Of Democratic craftsmanship, the
free wool bill, which makes the
farmers prOduct-raw-wOOl- compete
with the foreign product brought in
free Of duty, while it gives the manu-
sactur5r of wooden goods an average
protection of 80 per cent, has gotten
through the House, although it
was demonstrated, in days fill
clustering, that the Republicans of
she House could, had they been so
disposed, have compelled the Dem
ocrats either to have abandoned the
bill or to have adopted "a cloture
rule to pass it. But the Republicans
are perfectly willing for the Demo-
Gratis to pass the bill, knowing that
ii viii help largely towards making
the election Of a R4pu )licau
Presidontand Congress, next No
Vember Il certainty.
phe reason the State department
has not made public the details Of
the reciprocity treaty recently ne
goliaied with France is that the
treaty does not become binding
until it is ratified by the French
Chamber OF Deputies, before which
itisnow pending. Representative
Hltt, OF Illinois, Is understood 10 De
slated as Whitelaw Reid's successor
as minister 10 france IL "o''io DE
uinlco'I 10 ma " man better H''ed
l0f me pace
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'hg 90 prevent 'He passage ol the
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