Show I 1 THE democratic TARIFF bill committee hurrying the I 1 measure through WILL I 1 BE COMPLETED IN TEN DAYS wool coal iron ore lumber and salt W ill be on the free list The sugar problem still unsettled washington nov 14 the new democratic ocra tic tariff bill will probably be b published li lied aluc much it earlier than has flag been ei anticipated resolute tariff reformers tire warned by the attitude of the moderate tariff men in the party that since the election the chances of the party for success and discipline depend on its boldness and promptitude in in defining its policy therefore al ad haste consistent with deliberation will bo be made in completing fie the bill and giving it to the tile public 10 lo ro this end in in order to avoid any chance of bf wrangling or delay it has been decided not to call any caucus to consider the bill in in advance of its presentation presenta senta sen tation tion to congress that this course will meek meet with criticism is evinced by the fact th that atIlland bland of missouri culbertson of texas and others hae have openly announced their intention of opposition to free wool J the work of drafting the bill is being done in in subcommittees sub committees which also as fast as a 8 they complete their work draft I 1 their part of the report to accompany it in this way the whole work is moving forward very ery rapidly and a large part of ot the tile report is now ready for a submission to the houe house the tile full committee must Ti giasson asson these divisions but it is is not I 1 probable that any considerable con sidera ble changes will be made it is is expected the final announcement will bo be made in ten days or two weeks it is generally accepted that wool coil coal iron iron ore lumber and salt will bo be added to the free list but the committee jealously lealou sly guard the tile list of manufactured articles to go on the same list sugar is is still under consideration though so far the tendency is to repeal the tile bounty and put it on oh the free list iron and coal men continue to protest against the placing of these articles on the list |