House debates tariff bill amid fierce Democratic discord
In Washington on May 4 the House moved into committee of the whole to review the tariff bill. Wisconsin's Caswell urged removing duties on essentials, while Minnesota's McDonald pushed for free coal iron ore and sugar. Wisconsin's Guenther mocked colleagues and warned Republicans about shifting to Democratic tariff reform. The debate highlighted concerns about tax on food, internal revenue and broader protectionist aims, with calls for broader sugar subsidies and industry protection.
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A lengthy hearing transcript describes George Rice testifying about tariff discrepancies on coal oil and cotton seed oil across Missouri, the Nashville line, and western railroads. Letters from dealers accuse Standard Oil and others of intimidation, while attendees debate penalties and remedies and review amendments to enforcement provisions.
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