St. Paul daily globe., 1894-02-05
THE TARIFF BILL.

To the senate: The tariff bill is In
your hands. WhcOp it up and whoop it
through. Courier ournal.
Revolutions never go backwa rd, and
there will he no return to the high rates
of the Mckinley tariff.-Philadelph
Times.
The senate must first deliberate about
how IL shall deliberate in its delibera-
tlonS on the tariff question-Indianapo
lis News.
The senate will now engage in a
mastery effort i'll the direction of cumu-
latlve testimony Oh the Wilson BILL
Washington Star.
Mr.. Reeds speach ought to be in
great demand i'll China. There has
seldom been all ADLER exposition of
Chinese policy. st. Louis POst-Dis-
patch.
The signal success of the bill in the
house foreSnadowS its passage by the
senate without any great notifications
ana lis approval by the PRESIDENT
Chicago Record.
The Times rejoices in the complete
victory of the Wilson bill, and hopes
that lis course through the senate may
be as successful aS that through the
housc.-Chlcago Times.
1t Is manifest that tariff law will
pass the present congress and be signed
Dy Grover Cleveland that will bring 10Y
TO England and sorrow and suffering to
America Philadelphia Press
The most encouraging feature of the
vote III the house is the determination
SHOWN by the Democrats to stand by
their guns,and give to the country what
IL asks r.-Phiiadelphia Record.
What the tariff beueficlaries and their
republican attorneys complain of is un-
certainty. Let the uncertainty be end
ell with the utmost expedition. That is
good business, good economies, and
good politics for The Democratic party.
Chicago Herald.
With the triumph of good cause
there was unltication of the party
which champions it. and which will
affirm in the senate what the will of
the people has secured in the popular
branch OF cOngresS.-Delrot Free Press,
Yes, the country is on the thres hold
OF new epoch, ana one of the most
notable events which will result from
It's influence upon the country will be
the death and damna.ion of the Demo-
cratic party.-PIttSburg Commercial
| Gazette.
The bill III most Of its proyislons-is
| vast Improvement on Mckinleyism,
and there are but few mistakes in it
upon the correction of which seems to
depend its endorsement by great ma
| Jorlty OF the American people.-CleYe-
| land Plain Dealer.
Blinded by folly and reckless of the
| future, the Democrats i'll the house yes
| terday committed the suicidal blunder
| OF surreEdering to the Popuiists and
income tax fanatics by passing the tariff
bill with its infamous monarchial rider.
| New York Herald.
The party and the country are to be
congratulated upon the triumph of re-
| form III the house. 1t is for the Demo-
Gratis In the senate now to complete the
work OF redeeming the promise upon
which the people placed their party in
| power.-New' York World.
The people will never submit to the
! lnfamy or all Income tax imposition,
and they will neither forget nor forgive
party which persists in enforcing it
upon the country with revision, or fail
Ing III that, compelling revision to 20
down with the Infamous, monarchical
imposition.-Ne Y ork Ii erald.
We are entirely convinced that when
the senate shall have completed the
work and Mr.. Cleveland-the magnani-
nous leader in the latest struggle of
| S.lNot l-Slldll have duup0
his signature, the whole county will,
with reason, rejoice.-New York Times.
1t would not be strange if the bill
should be passed without any really
essential modification by the Democrats
| of the senate, i'll obedience to the sa me
Southern dlctation which has more
than once enacted tariffs destructive to
Northern industries. New York
| Tribune.
Upon the whole. Democrats who have
felt some impatience and dissatisfaction
about the tariff bill, now have good
cause TO feel encouraged. The Demo
cratic house is OH the right line, and
if the income tax suffers in another
quarter the people will know where to
place the responsibility Con-
Stitution.
The senate may be relied upon to
hammer the bill into more preSentable
shape by striking out the income tax
clause and substituting some less obiec-
tlonable method for raising necessary
revenues. But substantially as it stands
the Wilson bill will be the tariff law of
this country for few years at least.
The IrSt great victory for tariff reform
has been won splendidly.-Chicag
Evening Post.