The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-05

washmS Ston3afe WatohlpE the psogresa
q tAs tari@ ON with ggO a care. Sas Y
materially aftaetB al commercial ms
tons. Reports are being torWarded 70
tie VarIou5 foreign of6eaI, and these
10 tnrn oFp being made public abroad
for tho intorn tlon OF eonestnS ship
Ding soods 10 the United State Mats
urllly ne feeling among the diplomatl
Il not favorable to the measure. Gs Il
win resIrict many Of the lines Of for
etFn traas with thls country. Among
the renr0 sltStiVes OF the larger cotn3
tries &c lxpFeSglOn = general that there
WIN 81 aIiFEo tncreasa In tDpotts ana
that thlS IL turn viii be followed BY an
jncreaBG q duties against Amefican
goodA The ropfesenta Lives o. nAd9n9.
which arc most concerned with fecipf
poclty do not regard the reelproclty telE
tuFeS Sf the present bill with favoF:
without exeapt tl0u, however. mem PEI
o. the diplomatic corpS are FetEatnlt
nom e1ertlng 4ny intiusnee toMatS9 49,
keepIHg down Tho dutleA The pftnclnl&
q Gecepted on all hands that this gog-
efnmant has the right to frame it9 tar
N 0S Races dt, and that Il u purely q
domestic afIalr With which foreign mIns
IGiafh have no right to coIcsfn thektiS
selves. up to the present elme no pro-
fe5t5 nave bean iilel from any source
alth0ngh IL - said certain represent ls
Hons from the ArGentlne GoyeFntn mt
are % the way 20 the minister here.
Some ot the u1inistert have TAXED una'
ofIieIliiy With Secretary SHERMAN - g
the RCueFat character ot the OH, pot
they have become e1ttaded that che e1-
eeutlVe branch had no desire @ exert
influence on the Legislative braneh to-
ward keeping down tArin rates a!e4l
10 the rule that Il has no concern Wtth
nlattqfS of internal legiSlation a toll
report on the bIll' Is being made to the
ISndod foreign once and the govern.
ment wifi take steps to give the VICES
publicity to the measure ~ Q means %
.infoFEninR English manufacture OF
lhe new condition With which they
nu-f deal. Tdesa StepS, however,, afa
entirely Tor the purpose Of Informing
tllofa ogoFnuiant and the people,
AiHh0itgh Eagllsii tFade ~ more az,
fecttd 81 the bIll kh6E that OF any ot1et
country, no represeWtlt Hons or -PFoteSts'
Of any kind have been made pH tne
Engll8h E0VeFnment.
Attitnls of Othot Countrtes.
Aith5ush Canada Is a Britilh colony,
II makes IL own tariht laws, which OBJ
sslta agaihst England as ven % the
Tinted states. The talS OF retaliation
% (ha faFt Of Canada g. c8nttned 20
dOmlnlOa duarteT1, and Rpeh, tet allatlon
Il reSoFted TO- would not sequIre the aps
pr0val 81 IhR home gpyeEument.
At the German embassy no instEuc-
lions nave haeIA resolved from the home
government relative 70 the tArltk plil,
and there y 10 deviation from the view
ffiat ne fdPnI1 tI0n OF D taFin q entiFe-
" q DONG tic matter. At the same dt9e.
the gFait strides made by Germany ~
an l6lnstFial patton. gives special tns
tefent 70 tla present ton, o -it
win aifeeE many lines Of German gu949
coming 70 this country e = eon9tdek ~ a!
likely that commercial Wal WI y!
FaStit, witch will lead 70 an incSea q
tariff rates IN Germany. ~ A1stL,S-
HungaFV,ig closely allied with GeREfi4n nv
n Commerce ~ well a. foreign axe
falFs. & q said that q taFif1 increase oy
GefaanY would Be followed by Austria
Hungary and other eRntral European
. Tha French olielAls here are waning
aetInn on tie bill BY the senate, regard
Ing tfo rjresent condition Of tho meas
ura AZ very imperfect They take the
saln6 visW as the Brikish and German
OficIaig, thak there Is no ground toe
protest a. TIE taFiR g Q domegtle ~.
faIr. Il Is felt that the effect OF the plll
will Sc pAFtIcllarlY severe on the nne
Woolen goods and SllES coming nom
France.
SPANS interest n the bin y duo
faRP n nj
tho unlted StlteS on puFdf, tobacco etc.
Thus "a. however, the officials have
been too busy with affairs relating 70
the inslrTectl0n to give mulch time %
the tariff. A report on the bill VIII pc
sent 10 Madrid, mainly for the purposes
Of information, for here, TOO, there y
no purpose 70 question the right g
every country 20 make its taF'h e "
sees NJ.
The south American counties ere
most affected by the reciprocity Lea-
lures. But tho ministers from these Sec
lionH say that little d expected IN tne
way OF practical reciprocity from tne
present measure.
Brazil Is mainly affected IN lta pro.
ducts Of coffee, rubber ard htdeg! ep9
Argentine Republic II 10 WOOL ana
hides
Press reports from Argentine state
that representations concerning the tar'
IN hill have been forwarded to the min
ister here, but up TO the present time
they have not been received. The min.
lister, DR.. MeFou, has hlG3 no protest,
and his talks With G0HerTifneBt osiiclalS
here have been unofficial
The Japanese authorities feel that
some OF their industries- principally
silks, silk hRndkerchiefS, straw mat
ting and juIe FuEs-Wlll gutteF severely
by the bilI They have made no pro.
test. howsvGr, although the extent ~
no hetWSef t5s two counties may lead
% some presentations being lupmlts
ted. tnalnlN Tor the nnFpnahl Qk lnLQrs