The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-04-01
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Introduction Of tho factory system. It is
wealth necessary to carry, On vast enter:
stats IL %oad ne sy The s
in free trade England there are s more mo o
str Stn; trusts than the United States knew
NJ: GSlsSn rep. Ky, argued II fave. Ct
the issue in Kentucky had been free silver
alone kentucky's vote would have gone to
M; Steele trep;, 1nd.). gave it as bis op,n:.
complete, tariff bill ever framed. While
Pop:. Kan:l asked i It was not . fact that
1T IS not e ne fas eS!y replied Mr.. Steele
~ ~ insist that i r." persisted ted Mr.: simp.
3me-th!rd higher than they were three or
real e 70
| pile up surplus in the treasury, which
could be used to lock Up the greenbacks
ton Would sventuaiiS R Be Forced to e seeept
nsnt Of the national banks:
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cluded. reduce the revenue. when it be-
e0mes necessary s by ,produeing our own
Washington. March 2eSThs tarin bin
for r 1der
others. backed by the entire Opposition. at
in g mattade o Of }or m ~hieh pro:
vided that In case any article. made duti-
able by the bl was controlled by trnSs
the point Of order that the amendm ent was
not be in order until the free list was
reached. The chair sustained the point Of
order: An appea! was taken. but the cha ir
ibis ameadment, il ADOPTED. would defeat
plain how easily it would be for few men
who really. desired free wool and free
sugar to effect a combination to raise the
the amendment force those articles to the
free list. Mr.: Bailey thanked Mr.: Hep
fon n o , %oad ns Win
the purpose Of the bili The democrats Of
fered various amendments as the reading
The duty on carbonate of ammonia was
ss etc? me tesSE ie ess !Sn q ssns
ssnt S III
Mr.: 0 MeMii!in crifcised the Increased rate
meant decreased revenue. The paragraph
relating to sulphuric and nitrous ether was
= sp BY M ag
10 got ea TO- so
said Mr.: Clark lMo:): Give us free soap.
that Jefferson had stopped the coinage OF
silver. and supported protection as his
lie Wh the Item Of Y9ts lead movsd
pound After some debae in
was S1Psed S. the
amendment: Saturday: the Sate on ss;Seetates
cents per pound: in colors from ~ to 3
cents. Mr.. Richardson declared that the
fS were higher %s q than s those Of the Mekin
NJ BnE.sy rsR'fS that Mr. 6 R5ee cad
Except for the increa SEES in the rates on
Ss xa5 ana oss
PSri"gy Discussion concerning, q duty on m
hides Mr.. Hopkins (rep:, 1ll.) said there Is
Mr.. Walker trep., .Mass.j explained that
| used for sole leather, SO that duty on
hides would be of little benefit to the farm
ers. With regard to trusts. Mr. Walker
lily reduce the cost of production and con-
seGuently the price to the people. ~,
a Mr. w n 1ss Pa sxPaGse hfw the
dustry in this country.
Mr. Simpson !p3p K S1a9 r refs thst 20
duty on hides would be of more import ance
to the farmer than all the other duties in
Of te 81 hdes M ehs
cattle slaughtered last year.
/ (den.. Tenn.) asserted that the southern
| iron industry did not want any protection.
was selling iron IL PittsPuTss and FI the
Mr.. Underwood (dem;. Ala.) said it was
p I manufacturers were able to ship
their products abroad was because of the
| low prices paid to labor IN the south: he
| said the report Of the labor commissioner
Showed that the average labor cost Of a
ton of pig. iron in the north is STAT and IN
J the south $1.52.
| Mr.. Dalzell asserted that iron ore is be-
| ing made and coal being mined in Tennes-
see by convict labor. and that the store
system prevails in Tennessee:
| Mr. McMillin denied that the scrip sys-
tenn prevails in Tennessee. 1t Is the south,
he said, which is driving Pennsylvania out
Of the market. We have only just be-
gun" said he I'VE propose to make
It hot for you. not only in iron. but in cot
| ton manufacture, and we won't ask gov
! eminent aid in either"
Mr.. Lentz (dem., o. argued that every
high tariff agitation is an invitation to
TIE hordes of Europe to come here, and he
| produced some figures to show that imn1!.
| grafton had been largely Increased after
| the enactment Of the Mckinley law, and
| decreased after the enactment of the Will
| son law.
| Change of Programme.
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