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ELECTIONS IN NEW JERSEY.
Both Parties Given IN opportunaty - Re.
joic0.

Both Parties Given m opportunity - Re-
joice.
AsBuRT PARK, N. j., March 9.--Ths entire
republican ticket here has been elected with
exception OF one justice of the peace and one
constable. Cook Rowland has been reelected
chosen freeholder.
Lone BnAxoa, N. J., March e.-The repubu-
can ticket was elected in Ocean township, but
Jeptha Van Dyke (dem.) was elected chosen
freeholder.
RED BANK. N. J., March e-The republicsns
swept Shrewsbury township and reelected
George B. Snyder chosen freeholder.
Henry Childs was reelected Justice Of the
peace. He was the only successful democratic
candidate.
AsBuRY PARK. N. j., March e.-The demo-
Gratis carried Manalapan township. Elias A.
Vanderveer was reelected chosen freeholder
in spite Of strong opposition
Freehold. N. j., March 9.-The entire
democratic ticket was successful in Freehold
township. ]. W. Erickson, ex-postmaster of
Freehold, was elected chosen freeholder.
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From Texas 6iftinks.
A Texas teacher, desiring TO classify the pu-
pills, put questions to them to ind out how
much they knew. During the examination Of
the son Of leading Austin politician the fol-
loving dialogue occurred:
"You say there are three kingdoms-ths ami
NAL, tbs vegetable and the minsral2'
''fss. mir"
snow, where would you put sugar, for In
stancef'
'Pa puts IL In the water, and then he puts
the whisky in afterward and stirs them Up with
4 spoon, but sometimes he takes Il STRAIGHT"
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ONLY THE COOK SAVED.

The Crew Of the Messins and the Vessel
Lost.
LONDON, March "a telegram has been re-
ceived here from the German consul at Port
Said stating that the cook Of the German
steamer Messina has been landed there. The
cook reports that the Messina foundered off the
Scily islands during gale on February 10. It
is believed that the rest OF the crew, twenty
four in number, were lost
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The following are the jurors in the schnei-
der case, tho selection Of whom was COM
plsted this afternoon:
J. w. Cooper. Simon Kahlert, Robert d.
GRAY, Thomas u. Unsworth, VIM r. Lewis,
Frederick w. TYerce. George 7. Lee,
VIM. E. Hayes, George Fiere, RIOS A. Fish,
VIM. H johnson and VIM. T. Bury.
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LELP YOURSELF To GET IiIp u that cough or
eoid oI any asisma,.c ur throat Trouble, by M n
Dr ID. Jay nes kAyHciUTanL
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Mrs. w1NsIow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wrNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. I; SUOTHkS the
CHILD, sOFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the lest remedy for
DIARREEA. Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winsiows soothing
syrup" and take no other kind. 20 cents q bottle.
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THE COURTA

Eaulrx CounT-Jssdgs Hdgner.
Kesns agt. Hnrsha; time 70 answer rule exc
tended; S.rnsrd - Barn as;s divorce isonss
confirmed.
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Txs eeutsss over the sstses Of The late Nor
ris PsSsrs vas ssStlsd yesterday By IN agfes-
msnA bstwssn Ire Interested parties, and Ne
account was passed ~ The Probate Court
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The man who has never had erayea por-
trait Of hinsslf made BY an amateur ortist
probably docs not yst know vhat q h - have
bis pride fully bumbled.-Rom's &WR
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Indianapolis acooumodntiou No. On The
"Big Four road ran into Tie rsar end Of .
freight tssia ea he Cal cisy sidias sssday.
Jeha LAah, 1ssman. ~ fhaally injured
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RANGE of ti,e .hrr,no,a.,.,

The following were the readings at the ofbos
OF the weather bureau today: a m, a.. 2 p IN,
81; maximum. "a; minimum, IS.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Same.
Mans. |

The following are the oreping and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, os reported by special
wire 10 tocson nnd Mncgrtney 1aly 4 street
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tfAIs;sItn

FELL-MlLNER. On Mar a - lsxf2 at the larson
sse % tue f..fA Conversational JLurch ly re new
y. =. SeylIoar. JOhN MILAN rna-l- Ic slsIk
Ail-NEh. OViA o. ACrksA4ie. En--iau4.
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Con Liver On
Suggests Consumption. which IL almost
unfortunate. Its best use il before you fear
consumI tion-when you bsginto get thin.
Consumption is only ere Of the dangers Of
thinness.
SCOTS
EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
Makes the thin plump. end the plump are
almost safe.
Let rs send you book on CAREFUL
L1VING-free
SCOTT BROWNE. chsmi.ts. la2 South 9th ave-.
New York.
Your druggist keeps scott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver
Ol-ali druggists ever5 where do. 81. no6
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Contested Elections In Now Jersey.

CAMDEN, N. j.. March 9.-Proceedings were
commenced this morning by James Foster TO
contest the election OF John r. Jackson ~
the rsct track precinct.
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Mir Democratic Gain NJ Seattle.

RsAr7Iz, WASH, March 9.-In the municipal
election yesterday J. T. Ronald (dem.) was
elected mayor by 500 majority. Tho democrats
cleo. nearly all Of their officers. At the last
state election Seattle gave 800 republican ma
fority.
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SILLY MRS. HUTuERINaroN.
She Attends . Dinner While Her Husband
ts In Jail

Her vAfS AND SHALLOW coSpucr-svxy sMrnr-
CANS n YOKOHAMA SAT- SHE rLtnrtp RICK
LKssLY-HKR HUSBAND BLANKo ONLY ron
sRoorrxo noBINsoS down LlKE A pooA
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I'M ruAH HooD nxEx rAssxD.
1As Ssusts has pAassd, vfsAout divisies,
~ vsss ICED ~
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DoS,r BE CARrrrss.

to buy bottle Of cABTER's LITTLE LIVER PILLS
Many unprineipled dealers viii hand yous bottle put
up in RAD Wrapper and closely INITIATING ',c-A-R-
rE-R-s~
Don't sal 10 examine carefully. and don't b pus -
with something ,ust 10 good .. cAETER's.
Thsre 10 nothing 20 good CARRIERS. rhs ealy
safety ID in getting the genuine cARrERs LITTLE
LIVER PILLS.
Ash for c-A-R-T-E-E-,-s and b sure Jon sss thsa.
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
SMALL. PiLA- SMALL posk. SAAL1 fklcB
ocs.-ly
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Ayers
SAnsArAnnLA
81 Ds;ryn Il.
PaisadelpAia. Pa
Ihass taken q great deal Of msdieins in
mylvs, but no remedy sver As,psd m. 20
much a. Aysr's SarsaDoriiis. which Ieon-
elder sAs best blood pxriSsr in tho porla
r
CURES OTHERS.
WILL CURE YOU.
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cAAHART 3 LEIpY.
GO IN 81 TOO Z ~ ~.

"A se4ersr fron fnAfssefioa. shofouehfy surod nv.
scie ,aAnufaetursrs. DR.. J. q. b s.EGEkr SONk.
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TEE TRIUMPH o,
Tame.

mrs pretty hard for rs to sur
II prise you. You've learned to
II look for extraordinary things
from Us. In spite Of your expect
ancy-this spring we've put two
sradesofLIGHT-wEIGHT OVER
COATS into stock shat'li rush the
HIGHER priced creations of others to
the vail. One 10 s125o and the
eshsrissl5. Both will surprise you.
e1250 IL . new price station
Most people skip IT. But OUR SIS
grade is better than the usual-and
We had to drive . pes on which to
hing the mates of others. el2.50
N a. There is Q trio Of styles that
are specially fne-almost good
enough to Keep company with our
s15 grade They areyicunaFabrics
one . stone zray-one steel gray
and the other . brown SILK
lined to the button holes. Cut
nobby ienxtiI-nsither too long
nor too short. They'll 6t-but sup
pose you ,.y them on and see for
yourselves. We got them up" our
selves Coaidn't AFFORD to pay any
body to make them for Us and stu
sell them for sla5o. That profit
has ''sone to quality"
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ARE You
In need Of Suit Of Clothes! II you are. come
and See Our entire stock must be closed
out regardless Of cost.
Good servicssbls Mems Suits at s5. 90; worth
$1,000
Extra Quality Fine Cassimsr Suits At s7.50;
worth S1a 10.
Fine Dress Suits at sl0 90: worth $500.
Boys and ChiIdren's Suits and Ovsrcoats at
half price.
1850 pairs Of Odd Pants at prices that viii
sstouish you.
The above are only few Of the many bas.
gains We give away.
Give % call and DO convinced d the
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING CO..
fs24-ts SEVENTH AND q SITS.
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A BUSINESS HOUSE

A BUSINESS HOUSE
WITH REPUTATION FOR DISPENSING EQUAL
JUSTICE TO RICH AND POOR ALIKE NEVER
RESORTS TO DELUsIvE ATTRACTIONS UNDER
THE aU1sE OF OVERWHELMING DISCOUNTS.
IF THE WARES ARE VALUABLE AND MERI-
ToRIoUs A GENEROUS PUBLIC NEVER RE
FUSES HONEST CONFIRMATION.
oCR EQUITABLE
CREDIT
ApHERrNd TO UNIFORMITY OF PRICES AND
AN HONESTY OF APPROXIMATION. OFFERS
THE THRIFTY HOUSEWIFE EVERY INDUCE
MEST HELD OUT BY CASH HOUSES. AND YET
ExAcTs BUT 4 SMALL PORTION OF HEB
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INCOME IN sATIsTAc-
r1oN or HER IXDKBTgoNKss. SHE ALL THE
WHILE WITH RKR FAMILY ENJOYING ITS
BENEFITS AND THE COMFORTS OF DOMESTIC
FELICITY.
PARLoR AND BED ROOM FURNITURE.
CARPETS. MATTINGs. DRAPERIRs.
STOVES. BABY CARRIAGES. MANTKL
AND PIER MIRRORS. CHIFroxlERs.
wAlDRo1Ia. HALL RACKS.
BuffETs. TOILET. DINNER AND
TEA SETS. FANCY ROCKERS.
CLOCKS. EscBEroIREs. cABI-
NETS. TABLES. couCHKs.
FOLDING BEDS. EAsELs AND
WORKS OF ART.
HOUSE HEnRMAxxs
CASH AND CREDIT PARLoRa
s17. sls GA AND sRs 7rH 81.
nhs GO MASS. AVE. \. ".
I z: MALEER SONS. a04 10TH ST. N.w.-2o
"a 2ns bgiioip4 PsHfy, Asbessos foods. fire hrtck
a:s. 2ssl s.i. rias lining It, rsso ESQ
CAkzAsr & LrrDr.
&c IN and TOO 10. AZ.
One hundred dozsn Hairp.ns In Shell, Amber and
Black. The price vas p aud 3Oc dozen Your pick
ct cent each. OF 12c. dozen.
Special values In Drsss Goods at &c. yard
<2-inch Platds In all the combsnssions n Co..
yard.
Striped csmsl's Hair. Soc yasd
as-tnch hopespuus in Tans aud orsys 1t Soc yard
So-ineh Extra Quality A-wooi Heuret.as IN ali the
nsw spsine shades ct Soc. yard
fxch yIa6n al
56inah Bedford ceeds ct sdr yssi
3S4neh Diagonal Bedford Cords ct o5c ysrd
30-tnch Cotton Hotnespuus q Ike.
New styles Chaiiis at 1sc. yard
4 Arss~elass otnsham Apron, yasds fan IN ssch
4 avson and well made. only zoe. each
For q ths bsse Dsa Spread ever e1srsA.
cAAHARr = Lx1pY.
nib GO IN - 700 n ~.
a kcQsIu4A BLZTE1A SAWS 4. fOEo-TIN
s.is ,a 4, Dr. j. q. b siEGE6T sONS,
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Battle WouxDs
WITH PONDS
EXTRACT.
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No other house DOEs-EvER prp-orE EVER WILL,
~ such STERLING QUALITIES Of such Low
Pklcks 40 We quote.
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Bnows,s Iron BrrrERs

Cures Indigestion, Biliousness Dyspepsia. Malaria.
Nervousness and General Debi ity Physicians recon-
nj IL. All dealers sell it. Genuine trade mark
and crossed red lines on wrapper
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My.Le. n ya1ell MysIsl.,
,Tss ss s. 81 l.s "a. s ssI, q q.
eH u; xA Az; nSl!1 Sc sronx son ,,,,
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A STEP HIoHrn

And "g1ed bi, bsstsr" are the
els ones We throw our whole
energy into this line It's been
our hobhy-and we've rode IL to
success-srpater every season.
We've 20, t~o shades Of Tan
Llamas-the rough fnish that's %
fassionable-silk lined. You'd pay
$40 for then, withou. o murm ur.
Others would ask $40 We'd have
to IL It wasn't We guided
the shears ourselves. IT'S lots
cheaper for N TO do our own work
and bseter-snd surer.
We're lust pointing ont thsss.
There are hundreds Of others-on
apar-Light-weisht Meltons. ksr-
seys, Cheviots. Thibefs, Diagonals-
In all colors-ali sizes.
We 30 above and below these two
grades. Begin with quality at go
END with elegance-s3o Less u
un.afe-more IL wsstsful
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i Waller SONS. .O4 10TH ST. N.w.-,2O
Ups buidipf Pspsrs. Asbeesos Goods. Fire bfick
and Clay, and Spy ting. Limo, IeInents. Pitch
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sM0KELEss POWDER FOUND,
A Californian Has at Last Invented the
Much-Coveted Product.

A Californian Has at Last Invented the
Much-Coveted Product.
PHILADELPHIA, July s.-What the older
European Monarchies have struggled for in
vain, what the German scientist has been
unable to render practicable, what Russia
has spent Al, 900 600 roubles for and given up
as bad job, appears to have been accom-
plished by Americans, and the long-looked
for smokelesS gunpowder in its perfected
state Is now a matter of fact
This information was given by Charles j.
Bandmann, of San Francisco. Mr.. Band
mann arrived at the Continental Hotel yes
terdav, en- route for Washington where he
proposes laying the results of his discovery
before the Ordnance Department. Indi-
vidual members of the department have
made unofficial experiments with the pow
der. and have advised the inventor to place
it before the department, and it Is at their
suggestion that he is on his present jour-
ney:
"The results obtained" said Mr. Band
mann, "warrant the claim that none of the
foreign powders can equal it in the perfect
ness of the work. All the powders so far
manufactured or invented have some very
serious de ect that initiates against them.
All the so-called smokeless powders give Off
smoke-they call it vapor, but 1t is smoke.
This is because they all have u nitro-glYcer-
inc base, and it is well known to scientists
that it is impossible to eradicate entirely
the fash and smoke of that product"
made with rifles. our idea being that after
making it perfect for the highest class of
work it could easily be adopted to ordnance
or shot gun uses. We have fired as high as
100 shots in succession, and the barrels have
remained as clean at the end as when we
began. 1t is also far more powerful than
the finest black powder. A charge of IS
grains of our powder will carry with greater
other. 1t is also impervious to water or
dampness."
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THE PEACH CROPS PERIL.

1t is with sincere sorrow that we are
forced to take notice of renewal of the
familiar work of destroying if not wiping
out that luscious, but precariously cult
waited fruit, the Delaware peach. Next to
the strawberry The Delaware peach is the
most popular in its appeal to the human
palate; yet the attacks upon its production
and well-being are so persistent and con-
slant that they have passedinto proverb
The present assault on the Delaware
peach crop, in form of report that it will
not exist, differs from its predecessors in
the date of its manifestation. Heretofore
we have become accustomed to hear in
early spring that the Delaware crops have
been irretrIevably ruined, and in the full
ness of the summer to receive Delaware s
luscious fruit by the carload. Whether the
present ttack will be more deadly by
coming at short range is yet to be learned;
but the sad news is sent abroad by rail-
road authority that not more than tenth
of the usual shipments will be sent from
Delaware to gladden. the hearts and water
the mouths of the rest of. the country.
This is gloomy intelligence, but it is
somewhat mitigated by the recollection
that there are orchards elsewhere than in
Delaware. We may still hope for the
usual array of that delightful fruit in our
markets, even though Delaware is unrep-
resented in the supply.
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must be postponed to the question whether

must be postponed to the question whether
this theory is correct or not.
1t is likely to be disputed, first, whether
the growth of electrical developments has
been so peculiarly prominent in the terri
tory described as to produce this especial
effect; second, whether electrical storms
have been most frequent and violent IN
the regions where telegraphs, electrical
lights and electrical railways are most
abundant. And while these very difhcult
questions are being worked out there VIII
be a wide liberty Of opinion whether after
all the utmost production of electricity
possible to human power can disturb the
balance of the electrical forces OF nature
much more than the pumping OF water Tor
the use of the human race can affect the
hydraulic stores of the rivers, lakes and
oceans.
The theory has the claim upon popular
consideration that it indicates as remedy
the burying of all the cumbrous and un-
slightly overhead electrical wires. That
conclusion would establish a strong reason
for its investigation, if the interests con-
cerned would not produce the usual IRE
pressible and irreconcilable conflict OF ex-
pert evidence.
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PITTSBUaG. SATURDAY. July 8. 1872.
TWELVE PAGES
THE DISCUSSION IN CONGRESS.

1t is not surprising that the Homestead
troubles should be made a matter of con-
sideration by Congress. The industrial
interests of the country, the social prob
lens connected with them. the preserva-
ton of the peace, and the promotion in
anv wav of the welfare of the masses of
the people, are all within this province
of legislation and wise government But
in considering what good is to arise from
Congressional or any other investigation
it is of immense Importance to note the
spirit in which the subject is approached.
No higher duty can present itself to the
men who make the laws and shape the
ends of government than that of render
ing any service to the interests of the
whole people that their individual intelli-
gence or study of economic questions en-
ables them to afford. But the converse is
not less true, thet no meaner use can be
made of such unfortunate occurrences as
that at Homestead than to seek to turn
them to partisan advantage without first
inquiring whether political partisanship is
in any degree material factor in produc-
ing them.
Even men who are animated by the
higher purpose of striving solely for such
solution of industrial problems as will be
beneficial to the public, without regard to
the fortunes of political parties, may err
in their Judgment or have impracticable
ideas, and still from those who differ
from them they will geta full hearing and
credit for right spirit in their expression,
Not so those who, without remedies to
suggest or reason for their utterances,
seek first and chiefly to use deplorable oc-
cure noes as partisan capital. The differ
ence was well illustrated in the tone and
terms of the respective speeches of Sen
Gratis, on the Homestead affair, reported
Yesterdays DISPATCH Senator Palmer
expressed views commendatory of radical
innovations upon the rights of property
and its management as defined and sus-
tanned by existing laws His ideas differ
widely from those commonly accepted,
and there would be the graveSt doubt in
many minds as to their practcability
But Senator Palmer's sincerity was un-
questioned. He had at least in his own
mind some remedy to offer for the state of
things which offended his sense of justice.
Senator voorhees,, on the other hand, SIM
ply saw in the Homestead affair a chance
to denounce the Republican party and
protection. He never once ventured
suggestion as to how the Democrats or
rec trade could prevent such conflicts
rer wages and trades organizations.
nhe public are keen enough to discern
Inference between public mar who
ere in his protests and criticE SIMS,
honest suggestion of remedy to
one who merely felgps passion
purpose of advahtino< ONE
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That describes Mr..

secondary object That describes Mr.
Voorhees, attitude exactly. 1t describes
good deal Of the recent utterances that
have been heard in dcnunciation of Re-
ruhlicanism ana protection from Demo-
cratic quarters. The truth is patent to
any fair-minded person that if deplorable
conflicts between labor and capital are to
be prevented by any new plan of legisla-
| ton Or Encouragement of rights, the in
spiration must spring from minds which
have higher motive than the mere win
ming of the public offices Neither
the Republican nor Democratic organ-
| ization is to-day so constituted
as TO guarantee prevention
of these disputes. Nor would the plat
form of either, if carried out, give immu-
nifty from conflicts upon the issue OF
| wages and the rival claims Of employers
and trade organizations. Under the great
est prosperity that protection could bring
and much more likely under the depres-
sion ard disturbance which free trade
would bring-alike whether Democratic
| or Republican administration were in
power-these antagonisms and unfortu-
nate ruptures are liable to occur until
some specific legislation is found to cure
them, or, better yet, the sense of justice
and kindly and generous consideration,
one for another, takes a deeper root in
mems hearts.
Workingmen know this full well. They
will not be Influenced as much as sup
posed by the hasty cry of the demagogues
and political partisans who wildly charge
tine fierce struggle between labor and cap
ital at Homestead to the Mckinley bill
and the protection policy In endeavor-
ing to maintain the American m arket for
American labor and American products,
as against foreign labor and foreign prod
ucts, American labor and American cap
ital are and constantly have been in the
same boat. If there is dispute between
the occupants-if capital crowds unduly,
or acts ungenerously or unwisely, or if labor
on its part makes mistake in estimating
conditiOns-it is matter to be rectifed by
the return of better spirit and the sharp
expression of public sentiment against
selfishness on the onehand or obstinacy
on the other. BS so long as there is
chance of getting to an agreement neither
side will want to scuttle the boat. And,
to put it in brief, that is just what the
abolition of a protective tariff would
mean.