The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1897-04-03
BESEFITs OF RECIPROCITY.
Set Forth by Congressman Hop
kns, Of Illinois
In the BsEIBBink of the Battle foy
Prosperity the Merits of the
DIaxi@y Bali are Held
ID 40 View.


Mr. Dinglsy. chairman Of the COMM,
tee Oh wayA and means. was the frs
speaker. and he GeYotsri his remarks Z
an explanation Of the bill, which Wa
On the general l!nez cOFcrsd By the CON
u.4tt~e's report and biz statement &C
oomlaBying the bii! when made public
lie ~ss followed by Gen. Wheeler. d
Alabama, no trOtt.-j Ogt the Old fire.:
trade arguments Of former generation,
o! cDugressrnen and carefully omitted
any reference 10 the work Of the free
trade law now upon The statute books
Then came the chief speech Of the
day. and one for which mem beers had
waited with much iuteres, that o!
Mr. Hopkins. of Illinois. IL was well
kno~n that Mr. Hopkins had made a
special study Of the reciprocity features
81 The Mckinley law and their effect on
the business Of the country, and that
be had been the chief factor in framing
this portion Df the present bill.
he devoted The "pe.ing portion If his
remArkn ~ an analysis Ot the Wilson
law, showing the great loss in revenue,
the great depression in manufactures,
Ihe great lD-- ~ all business interests,
the great suffering If the workingmen,
and the eDoruIous losses 10 the farmers
Cf he country which follow Ell il. Civ
ing Sggyes from official documents in
sgpro-t o. his statements. Upon the
reciprocity feature Of the bin Nr. Hop
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