The Nevada County picayune., 1922-08-24
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uneu schedule II, alias Schedule K' :, the dney-Mccumber Tarlft bill =. vbich the eastern manufacturers u tho western Republican wool Sen .s.s are preparing to shear the public .o the skin-and winter coming '0 Senator Simmons (Den., N. O.,
 onnarently is close reader of the ,,sdina s Republican newspapers of the m .suntry. read into the Record another
 ,;st of editorials from those papers .aaemning the bill. Among these ,..dng Republican papers exposing ms M iuiouities of this iniquitous bill and ,,, most iniquitous schedule II, alias ....dule K. the New York Herald ,ds ont as most persistent and .srsistent opponent of the measure.
 mo intelligent and effective criti- u.ns of the New York Herald and ,,her leading Republican and Inde- .ondont newspapers caused Senator rucumber. Chairman of the Finance r,nmittee. that great depository of all ..,if wisdom. who has just been re- ,ndiated by the Republicans of his own tate who refused to renominate him, !. ,.,eat his absurd charge that the ,.trooolitan press is controlled by the ,mnorters and the department stores, .M to make even the more absurd .a.rce that the writers of the tariff ar Hcps for these newspapers do not ncv anything about the tariff bill, or xbat they are writing about.
 Perhaps no finer tribute to able and .onscientious newspapers and news nper writers was ever paid them than hat by Senator Simmons fDem.. N. C.). in reply. Among other things, he aid:
 aTbe Senator from North Dakota fMr McCumber) has said that the Friter of this editorial in the Herald iid not know what he was writing bout and suppose he means to in- dude in that category all these other yeat Republican newspapers-the Chi ago Tribune. the Evening Post of New York. the Journal of Commerce New York, and the scores of other papers which. though Republican and rotectionsts, have changed their atti- ude towards this bill and are now it's everest critics
 T want to say to the Senator that he Washington correspondent of the Vew York Herald, MT Seibold, is one f the greatest writers in America ais letters to the Herald have dis ussed this bill very thoroughly and de ounced 1t; and no discussions that ave been made in this Chamber by |enators claiming to know something bout this bill have been more enlight- hing and more valuable and have hown greater understanding of the nbject than MT. Seibold's articles.
 But the New York Herald, like the lew York World, shortly after they scoyered the outrages in this bill, esignated each of them a gentleman reputation who had some special aiming with reference to the tariff, nd sent him to Washington with in- Ructions to study this subject, to go the bottom of it, and to write up ese schedules from day to day and ere have appeared from the pens and nder the names of these two great rters MT. ThurstOn and MT. Me egor, from day to day articles dis sslng practically every schedule that
 nave discussed here, in a way that as enlightened and as intelligent and at shows as much understanding of subject as any Senator upon this Por has exhibited To say that these "spapers under these circumstances
 not know what they are talking out IS to make an absurd and ridicu- 's statement in the United States mate.
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