Show the 11 iliou bill sime of the republican newspapers seem to take bopa from the bold words of senator HILL recently uttered in the senate and express a belief that the aileon bill cannot pass this congress aa exchange remarks it aecus evident that many of hills democratic foes think ho will vote against the measure enless the income tax provision is taken out and his defection of course would be enrioue for he ia not alone in bia hostility to the bill in its present shape smith of new jersey is unquestionably with with him and so is Ai urphy of new lork while smiths colleague mcpherson and ance of ohio are undoubtedly on the same aide hera are five democratic senators who are hostile to too bill in ita present form and others are said to be in the same mood numero aa enough to make much trouble for party and perhaps to defeat alio bill which would destroy all clances for tariff legislation anth s congress it would ba n happy and beneficial ir I r the country at large if the democrats should disagree among themselves them salves to the extent of not being a ild to atis the wilson bill this session of next session there vill bv A majority u yr bably both boama boa ma ami then t lt alati m f the free trade will impossible f the country could be assured today that the aileon bill would not bt passed prosperity would again begin the present comes from more than the silver question free coinage of silver would not give the manufacturers courage to start their milla in the face of free trade of silver has un a decline in prices but never down the factories that ran and prospered under a protective policy for many years silver laws were in existence during the prosperous years of president that are in force today almost the eole cause the present depressed condition of trade la the fear of free |