WASHINGTON, Oct FL, 1916.
The TariE-7he Cabinsf.
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The Tdrif-7he CGbinst.
We are informed, and our authority is semi-off-
ca, that at a meeting Of the cabinet yesterday, on
he question Of the modification OF the tariff, there
vas palpable and unequivoca division, as folows'
For the recommendations in the Presidents
message, agreeably to the plan Of reduction Of Mr.
Walker 10 the lowest revenue standard, with dis
aiion. for revenue exclusively, entirely de-
troving The mlnimums and specific imposltions Of
he act Of a. including the abatement OF the II per
cent upon cold ron


The President


Hon. X. j Walker, s L.


Hon Cave Johnson, p M. q.


Hon. John L. Mason, A. g.
Against such rrcomme ndations-


Hon James Buchanan, S. =.


Hon. w. l. Marcy, s w.


Hon George Bancroft, s ~.
Majority in favor Of repeal OF the law OF ~.
nd the establishment of Mr.. Walkers system, one,
and that one the Executive.
An explosion OF the cabinet is dreaded upon this
yerV issue,