Tariff Debate and Democratic Losses Highlight 1904 Elections
The article laments tariff indecision by Republican leaders in Washington and argues the Democratic policy failed, citing 1892 and 1893 defeats and the 1904 elections as proof the nation wants protective legislation and restored revenues. It attacks Speaker prospects and urges Republicans to act, citing the president’s veto as insufficient excuse.
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