From our Special Corrcspond.nt.
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WASHINGTON Dec. -, 1911.


The discussion On the Tariff Is still continued in
the House, ard from appearances viii be continued
many asvs te come. The South Is determined to
resist any change of the system tina; may incident
ally encourage our manufacturers, notwithstanding
protection, in some form, has been the nvariabie
policy of the Governmcn; since the adoption OF
the Constitution. 1t is well remarked IN late
London paper that no President from Washington
TO Tyler has yenturea oppose this Folicy, and the
p.wer OF protection under the Constitution has
been freely recognized by them all Among the
abes, efforts of the present session are the speech
IS of Mr.. Hudson of Mass, and Mr.. J. lnser'oll
o; Penn. By.,he-bye ths Standards CORES
pondent has misapplied his eulogy upon Mr.. Tol-
land OF Philadelphia. It was evidently intended
for Mr. InserSon who challenged the admiration
Of all who heard him upon the occasion alluded to.
The performance Of Mr. Hudson. who il singu-
larlv modest and una.-umiug man, has placed him
in the rank Of the proiouadest thinkers and clear
e: reasoncrs in the House. The ingenuity and
sublcty of the South Carolina theorists will be
solely tasked successfully TO combat his argument


The cloud that cnvelopcd the fiscal scheme Of
the soverumen, is daily increasing in magnitude
and darkness and have reason to believe, that
before the month of January shall have passed
storm of opposition will pour down upon it, which
must sweep it into the abyss OF things that have
been No measure of this nature can possibly be
enacted by the present Congress, without essential
variation. from the plan proposed by the Secretary
of the Treasury. The appointment OF the Board
of Control and their subordnaies must emane,e
from the Legislative and not the Executive De-
partmen, of the Government and certificates Of
deposi;cs must be receivable in payment Of
public dues Without these features the Cabnct
measure. fear, can pass Congress as at pre-
sent constituted In the course OF day or two
INC report from the Treasury Department will be
referred to a Select Comn.ttee in the Senate after
a warmly contested debate, of which you shall be
duly notified LEO.