Taft foes in Congress vow hard battle over tariff reform
The article describes a coming clash between President Taft and insurgent Republicans in Congress, who are attacking tariff policies and risking loss of federal patronage. It notes insurgents’ motives, potential party shifts, and warns that loyal Republicans must believe in party doctrines or leave.
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