Democrats Pass Tariff Bill Amidst House Debate And Plant Seeds Of 1912 Victory
The House approved the tariff bill 236 to 109 after hours of Republican opposition and dozens of amendments. Democrats hailed the result as progress for farmer interests and a stepping stone toward a Democratic president, recalling Bryan’s chant and contrasting with today’s Progressive rhetoric.
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