Tariff Bill Passes House Amid Mixed Reactions
Washington report on the Tariff Bill passage notes a 155 to 115 vote in the House, with praise for reducing taxes and relief for the public, while critics warn of wool duties and uneven concessions. Details include voting by Ohio Republicans and Democrats, projected market impacts, and internal revenue changes effective July 1 1883.
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