Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-12-26
Tariff Bin PASSES the House.

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's'7nus, lug 'ote was not eVrios phtn-
san DIVISION OF the bouse, as i've Re-
publicans M essrs. Mccall OF Massa-
chusetts. { ittiefield Of Maine, Heatwole.
Eddy aud stsrans NJ Minnssota-vo,od
.,f., 49, '1,s.-ss,. -. = ~,
ouio'i".s nKeiuss sne piii'
anree Denoots's--me ssis' hopertson,
Dayey aud Broussnrd of Louisiana
voted with the KepubJicans for IL. Mr..
Myar Damoc,at NJ ro,;s;an. w.s
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pss.Oo W 'a.of oi 'ne Jill
one OF the strongest speeches made
nEsinat the bill was that OF Representa-
tive Mccall of Massac busetts.a Reoub-
lican who han nm pnnra ,ban ono 90.
caste, .ha,,,, 10 ;,a....a
$500 sno"n NC iuuepeuueree VI party
snaoHiss, ana whose independent course
has been enthusiastically endorsed by
his constituents. Mr.. McCall declared
that b. d sbel,eved 40 profopndly In tho
adn,;n,s,r.,tons. ph;l;a,;,,. Il. a.
s'V,, pt'"e ionoy '"a'
pe oo"1" nos suppose ~ what nave
We seen in the last three years." he
asked. And he answered his question
In the following emnhat,c manrar.
We b.va vi,,s,sa,, en- .alo.,,,
of fonr ~ a. sst;,nsh,o u 49,
gentIemao sitting .z a aa;sl.t,,.a 80.
IN nof, NM $780, o'o'
,,,,.toms cordtt,o,s "a .s;s.ns ' 49,
" A.. nrnbahIv i,,norsnt TO-. 80. 10y
We have vitnasssd ,hs snso, y.as' ~.
Arrar,c.n .,r,r s,,,,,,a.; peos"o's 20 % an M
man snaaaad Z, onn" o'e' iu.uo
si,n.sp,na ~, ;naaan gnR peopie
We have seen our hivbest court nm.
pareutly forgetful that This nat;on wa.
established as a protest against The
power OF one people TO tax ma ,manantIy
another peonls, dec airing Conoress a. :
empt from the oonetitutional i; m ;,st;nn
upon the great central mower nj h, a.
ton, and thus oueninu the nav To-
sutocrstio government and for Tho ~.
ploitation OF subject pe7ples =
Wa bnva ssen o,,r nsrn,sna,t
army multiplied more than thrssfo,d
and the expenses OF our militarv 81 :.
tablishment anproacb that 81 Inc n,os.
army ridden nations of Eurone We
have seen ourselves take n pos;, IN,
highly inconsistent in roint al ;nst;ca
with the Monroe Doctrine WhiIa a.
mandipg That the govern msn,a of tba
oyerorugded Eastern Oontinant shall
keep their hands off this hemisphere
We ourselves, with hundreds OF millions
OF unsiiiea acres and vast untouched
;sisods rs; $50 .s 49, ong p sslons tnousAnd
In four wears 400 4 Wpitep If hnrle,,,.
opera. bad put these things 10 a play bs
would have stood apart and alone in his
irrofession as the oonsummate creator Of
np' s',.' si - o,ss'ns'
800 .tss how' 40 l nave always DO
THAR hand to the arsa.n annon,a pes
Philippine Islands thew ipaueuratsd ~
iniatuated q policy as spy upon which
2 great nation ever embarked. know
t 1s ss,u inst III s"ili ave US commerce.
TO-DAY IN bars ya.nha% 81. suus appears
proportiopa Of the trada If cornas
grocery. 80.
IL 1t should promise to bring to this
county 81 the wealth Of the Indies l
nsassro.t ssss our ma. nss'onai nonor, the
rubIioan inst;tut,ous o',r 1 5s,.., =. 70,
and safety, and every dicrats of intersst
Shape our steps that We may return