Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1902-07-03

measures calculated to est serious
reflections on the republican party.
Under the guise Of . merely techni-
cal change in the internal revenue
laY4 % CAS- passed which dealsa
kiIhhe bow 70 that portion Of the
brewing Interest," q the- eeastsy -ass.
controlled Ry the ,tEgst. the United
Brewers Association. IL appears
that % per cent: Of the beer pro-,
ducsd ip this country .is made py
the Trust and, 81 the remainiHg 10
per cent. q large portion In put up Ii
eighth barrels. Tue bill passed
by the House prohibits these small
packages and. II passed by the
Senate also. win place the entire In
dustry In the hands Of the Trust.
That this would be in ,eAsite naccoEd
with republicans pfiAciblesgcann6t
be-deni6d bat that such sslpreceea-
ing viii meet with the thpprbsal of
I;the, people skdoubtfuilsdh ~ IDIOT
.ngsviliI II . ndoL
Itfs~ ithuO'littls pleasure Athtu
chronicle the fact thasdehe 'feprssen-
tatiUis ih this: Icorrespohden eo;ln
regard 70 the infamuAiss BnioH' Depot
Bill railroaded through the Senate.
and which ,,as, ! then related. gave .
subsidy to the merged Peansy lyania
and Baltimore end Qkip railEay
companies valued rat, between ~
600, 900 and ~. OoQ. 900. have accop-
plished the temporary, defeat Of the
measure in. the; Honse Committee.
by means Of numerous protests for
Iwarded 10 that committee from read
ers of these letters. 'The House
COMMUNICATIVE lD{stsietd oofamSia
at first attempted 10 modify tke1Aore
Aakraht features "a the am bychaig-
ing the location OF slie depot and SO
eurtaii the'value'o of the subsidyibht.
as the protests ic6ntfnueditb ,Hrrise,
che Cohniittee concluded toIpesiait
the Bill to go oserTahtil the next
session, pehdiae witch d caaeaslfn-
yestigation of theloaibjsctIwillD be
made. with; Il $50 be hcbed2nar'Se-
suit which will .hean q 7savingiiof
several millions Of dollaRs tonthe
people of the United iStatessirsdo
,liP'@nI n II .sxyuD III HioL
On Friday evening, thedemi6crats
OF the House. iheldia Conference to
consider the action, of the, repyhli-
cans during, the session N, Congress
practically: coWpletede Resolutions
were adopted condempipg. the. re
pubiicans- for sacrificing Cuba ,tothe,
demands Of, the trusts and pointing
oat there ,would have been. 40 din,
Guilty in passing, ip ,theS Senate, the
Cuban Bill as PASSED by the House
land that the only reason, for, failing
to do SO was the fact that the Bill
passed by the. House curtailed the
profits OF tie trust u the mat riai
benefit of fhsr Cubans and of the
American cc5nsamhieArts:h fhsHrssbluss'
tons also reafirm'the weIl.F6dwn
fact tbat The republican party has
been, throughout tGe session. d6mi-
mated by tie trusts and 1nlihioiInopoiies,
that II has persistsEtly refused to
listen to the counsel, even of men,
bers ofrits owhpafty 10 reducgithe
tariff on yartieles prDdnced blythe
trusts; andithat ithas.i after passing
an antitrust AawfAn tideoOver the
election Of l902. whinhl laRuit thas
since been demonstrated treqpjres
much'retisiDn i'm. order TINT nit, may
be made effective p0sitlvslErefAsed
10 SO revise that Law orr TO takefyany
other steps which would bseontrary
to the iintesesfs sofsths tHmsss sand
monopeliesa n nGiIiiW .tdpiaHt
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