New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-29
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS SAY.
ALAME AND IMPoTENT CONCLUSION

A LAME AND IMPOTENT CONCLUSION.
From The Philadelphia Record.
Tho sugar schedule OF the Ways and Means COM
mittee Il most lame and impotent coneiu hoh
and the sugar planters on the other. most vau-
able source OF nscal revenue has been sotai hs
aha ndoned. While sugar has been iett on tns
free l,st the bounty OF the Mckinley tari1
Trust has pe o ; S MsKn to @
duty OF n quarter OF a cent pound on raw suga,
uniform with the duty on she Tt baye veIded
Gscai revenue OF not less than 100000 a year;
Ju, this would not have served the sugar rus h
monopoly that appears 10 DE III Pecu'i"' i"'o' WIN
the Democratic politicians
TARIFF SMASHING CANNOT WIN.
From The Troy Press
God regns In Israel and no tarin-smashing
crusade can win The great
In both branches OF Congress 10 enable tne MS
protective features whose retention Is demanded
By every patriotic American interest
NO "REvENUE ONLY" NO DEMOCRACY.
From The New-York sun.
We have read Professor Wilson'S tariff bill 1t
may be called sound protectonist document from
one end 10 the other There is no revenue only
in IT, and no Democracy II Mckinley had made
it he needn't be ashamed OF his work He might night
his honest Old heart And IT is the work of So
called Democrats and tariff reformers.
FAULTY, But WILL BE ACCEPTED.
From The Atlanta Constitution.
II is true the bill does not abandon the idea OF
Protection but it Is era rnoS tn duties aHeS ul
der the Mckinley law. The bill Is much more q; a
revenue tariff measure than either the Mills p h
as n measure OF complete relief, II VIII DE accepted
gladly by the People in nc tho to hea ef n Ing
statute-by all odds the worst OF the hi'o !" inc
whole course OF tariff legislation.
1T GOES FAR. INDEED.
From The New-York World.
Ia
pared with great and entire conscentiousneess
II goes far perhaps as LAR as fsens az
Democratic pledges When 1t passes ana becomes
a law a new and bright era VIII oegin 'or
American commerce and manufactures
NOT AN AMERICAN TARIFF.
From The Boston Post.
Coal. iron ore and wool the free list: an ad
,,lorem duty of not than "a per cent on
crnde jron-these were the only requests MADE upon
Congress by England industry In connection
,,cs n &c CONGRESS they are fully recognized In the
new Democratic bill. This is New-Ensiahu '"''''
AN HONEST AND COURAGEOUS EFFORT.
From The Baltimore Sun.
The Tariff bill made public Yesterday py Snaas
man Wilson OF the Ways and Means cVn,' y, - as
made to the people In the platform OF the Na' sIsc'
Democracy In 1892. and responder 10 oy rd d Senate
to carry 1t into effect 1t Is an honest ana eou r
actions or monopoies. created ana proec'e' ny
an abuse OF the taxing power.
NOT QUITE PREPARED TO REJOICE.
From The Richmond Dispatch.
Not West Virginia only. but virginia. Ie erosins
Alabama and some sections OF Nortn naI and
view with disfnvor the prospect OF fre e1 aarS a ~
free iron ore. 1t looks as though NeW.Gn,s rm as
dominating this particular feature or the , r Ia ye
she has dominated inanv ohers we cou,', 10 "rd
said naught AGAINST reduced duty on Gvr, frea
iron ore but to them both admitted uuoy y,
f. n little more than we are prepared 10 'e'o''' "
TRULY GREAT MEASURE
From The Boston Globe.
The best talent at the command OF the lrsasut
Department has been brought into reau!,,tuoo ~,
preparing this great embodiment OF tne be XII
OF tariff reform. IL s by means ns,ev ~ vii,
OF one man or even OF one comi ,n,s,I and ccm
rank among the most earnest. though,tui nats -,
prehensive plans ever formulated In the a''"'' u
tariff legislation.
NOT THE LAW THAT WAS PROMISED.
From The Providence Journal
The Democrats have brought forward ana now pro-
pose to try 10 pass, not revenue tarn pu' pvtsc
tive tarf-a tariff which differs iIof1 ss
ng law. and from such laws as tns nepao"an ~
have declared desirable. only In perce"'aSes' ~ ~