Grover Cleveland Letter to Wilson on Tariff Reform
Cleveland endorses party honesty and Democratic principles while urging restraint in tariff reform. He cautions against empowering trusts and stresses conciliation, unity, and gradual fixing of sugar duties. He asserts the party must balance needed revenue with Democratic doctrine.
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Tower work on gilding the New York Mutual Life flag pole
Report on two men and a crew climbing 200 feet above ground to gild the New York Mutual Life Insurance building flag pole and balcony rail. costs around 800 dollars. description of hazards and methods used by Joseph O Neil and others as crowds watch from below.
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Gorman Denounces Cleveland Letter in Tariff Row
Washington July 24 Mr Gorman spoke after the senate opened denouncing President Cleveland's letter as the most wickedly extraordinary communication. He outlined tariff bill changes and said allies must reveal the truth. Senator Vest Jones and Carlisle testified to meetings and editorials while pressure built for a modified bill amid ongoing tariff confusion.
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President’s Letter Debate Intensifies Senate Tariff Clash
In a rousing senate session, Mr Harris’s conference report drew a crowded gallery as witnesses argued over tariff plans and presidential powers. Mr Hill defended Cleveland and accused opponents of breaking pledges while likening critics to Caesar’s fall, amid calls for party unity and constitutional critique.
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Missouri tariff caucus ends without agreement
Washington reports a Democratic caucus failing to reach a tariff agreement. Senators Vilas, Blanchard, Gallery, and others debated sugar differential duties and the path to a straight ad valorem tax, with no vote taken and adjournment until the next day.
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