Show THE WILbOX HIM I It may be interesting to our readers to learn what some of thQ leading papers pa-pers of the country have to say on the now tariff bill which is soon to become a law The following are clipped from Democratic and Independent papers he Republican organs of course being opposed to the measure from purely i partisan motives I To try to delay tariff reform at this juncture would not be a healthy ex experiment The Courier Boston The Wilson bill and if the friends of the people are staunch the income tawill pass the Senate The Repub lie St Louis Ths passage of the Wilson tariff bill marks the beginning of the end of pro ectionlsm in this country Memphis I ppealAvalanche Dem The House lias done its duty welL Let the Senate emulate its example and the future will be one which no brave American need fear to contem 111ateThe Globe St Paul As to the bill itself It Is conscrva = + tlve While It sounds the deathknell of protection It will not harm any Industry In-dustry It is the beginning of reform not the cndThe Patriot Harrisburg Put the Wilson tariff bill on the statute books and we challenge with confidence the verdict of the people as to whether it shall be replaced by the McKinley lawThe Post PlttsbUrg PaThe The most encouraging feature of the vote In the House is the determination shown by the Democrats to stand by their guns and give to the country what it asks forThe Record Philadelphia Phila-delphia If the Senate wishes to regain something some-thing of the esteem in which it was held before the special session it will do well to hasten the passage of the bill with very few chahgesThe Herald Chicago The battle for industrial liberty finds in this first geat victory the commencement commence-ment of a memorable epoch The people peo-ple have thought it out for themselves and hive moved only aiL r 111115 inl deliberation and care KUIIKIS City Star We do not expect the tariff bill to pass without a struggle and the people at home should let the senators at Washington know that a strict account will be required of them at the next lectlonThe News and Courier Charleston The House has done its duty well It has fulfilled as far as it can the pledges of Democracy to the people It has legislated for free raw materials It has taken the first great step toward to-ward the freeing of lifes necessaries The World New York The question Is whether the representatives repre-sentatives of protected industries will accept this moderate and statesmanlike reduction or carry on the agitation until it leads to the absolute overthrow over-throw ot the whole protective system The Times Philadelphia The Wilson tariff bill is the measure by which the Democratic party must stand or fall before the country In its main features it is a redemption of Democratic pledges to reduce and equalize equa-lize taxation for which the people will be grateful The Sun Baltimore This decisive victory in the House ought to have a great Influence with the Senate There certainly can be no excuse for any delay What the ro m try wants is prompt attr < n The House has done its part well The News indianapolis In-dianapolis The Democrats of the Senate have it in their power to make the Wilson bill a law before the Democratic year is out and they should move energetically energetic-ally to secure that result Push the Wilson bill through the Senate Make it a law before the 4th of March The Constitution Atlanta The bVf concern I of merchants a < 1 business irer is to have CIIIP > tuifi rates estuWfriod l so that thy may know on what las s mauuCacturinyc I must be conducted and it is the duly uf the Siaie to art with i > H > le celerity so ars to dissipate existing uncertainty un-certainty amounting iniust to paralysis paraly-sis The Transcript Bo ii I There are some wlD are quite wnli dent that the Senate will reject it altogether alto-gether It should lie raneinbereil however how-ever that ibis sort of talk if i al > viys heard in Oitiirtou with till ifC leili I lation Not to pass any tariff bill at all during this session of Congress would be a miserable 11s LaThe Journal Jour-nal Proviiknc i The committee sends to the Senate a bill which as it stands secures essential essen-tial tariff reform It embodies distinctly distinct-ly I and in as advanced A form as the conditions either warrant or require the principle of relieving from undue taxation tax-ation the materials of industry or reducing re-ducing the duties on finished I products pro-ducts in a corresponding degree and thus relieving consumers of tariff reform re-form The Times New York It is none too good an article of tariff reform as it stands It is a step towards genuine tariff reform and is justifiable only on the ground of not moving too rapidly in changes that affect the business Interests of the country There must be no step backward back-ward from the position of the Wilson bill Any change must be in the opposite op-posite directtwi The Sentinel Indianapolis India-napolis it While the Wilson tariff bill is not satisfactory In all of its details the Democratic masses feel that the income tax feature inserted by the House compensates them for many deficiencies It is incumbent on the Democrats in the Senate to get together and act promptly The Republican leaders have already declared that they will throw no unnecessary obstacles In the way of the tariff measure Atlanta Constitution Consti-tution Dem |