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LIE SECRETARY OF THE TREAsURY-We are happy 10 see, by the by, the following let ter, from the New York Journal of Com merce, that MT. Walker Is preparing himself for the adjustment of the Tariff question at the next session of Congress. We hope he will take, on an enlarged scale, the course which MT. McLane pursued in l832, to as- slst him in preparing "Verplanck's Bill,' then so called, as was indicated in this paper during the last week, We cannot doubt, that the clear head, the indomitable industry, and the liberal views of Mr. Walker, will mani fest themselves in Report, which may set tie this agltatlng question during the next session: Rich. Enq.

 From an Occasional CorreSpondcm.

 WASHINGTON, March 18th, 1915.

 My Dear Sir: l have been in town ten days have had access to most reliable sources of information-and you may rest assured. that Mir. Folks administration will be practi- cal, and not experimental. Mr. Walker. the Secretary of the Treasury, who is practical statesman, and man of indomitable industry. will make 1t his especial business, during the recess of Congress, to gather fund of prac- tical information from all parts of the Union, showing the effects and working of our pre- sent high Tariff, and in his annual report he will present the result-and his views, Ste.