The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-09

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the tariff bill is still as great as ever.
There is lots of talk every day
about am agreement tomorrow, but
like tomorrow, the agreement never
comes. just when u new sugar
schedulc-new in words. but the
same in principle as that prepared
by Democratic senators and Secre-
tarv Carlisle under the direction Of
the sugar rnst-wiich was to be
used to blind the ignorant followers
of Mr. Cleveland and the, House
free traders to their surrender to
the Senate and he trust, which its
accordance meant. had been patched
up ar the " hlte House and the end
seemed in sight, when the Louis.
lana Senators. reinforced by the
populists, Allen and Kyle, bobbed
up with tho statement that no sugar
schedule would be supported by
them which did not provide for the
payment Of the sugar bounty for
this wear. That sent the confer
ence to sen again and they are still
tuunaeriu. around rs this writing,
drifting nearer and nearer to the
breakers on the rocky coast all the
while. How they will get out, or
whether they will get out at all, Is
still problematical. 1t is certain,
however. 5hat the Republicans will
not volunteer as life savers.
Boss Cleveland has succeeded in
preventing the House committee
on Foreign Affairs reporting the
Boute.le resolution for the imme-
diate recognition of the Hawaiian
Republic, although il was word for
word the same resolution intro
duced BIZ the present Democratic
chairman Of tEat committee. when
the Brazilian Republic was estab-
Iished, during the Harrison admin
istration, I'd when majority Of
the committee aud Of the House
was Republican. But at least one
Democrat or the committee-Geary,
of Cal.,-was ashamed Of his party
aud had the manliuess to speak his
mind. He said: "We might as
well admit that the Democratic
party has bluhder,d IN its treat
ment Of this Hawaiian question;
and we cannot afford to make
anotnor blunder." The Democrats
''beat the devil around the stump"
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