Rumors of Veto and Tariff Battle Dominate Washington
A 1685 Washington dispatch describes talk that President Cleveland might veto the river and harbor bill amid Republican fury. It notes House rules opposition, Blair educational plans, and Mills tariff debate shaping political leverage, with press attacks on Cleveland and party leaders. It highlights immigration committee moves and public sentiment as the tariff conflict nears a final vote.
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