RleHTLY NAMED-BRITIsH TARIFF
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BILL-In his remarks on Wednesday last,


IN the House. Mr.. Stewart speaking of the


Tariff bill lately reported bv the Committee
of Ways and Means. said, cit was bill to
import fifty millions OF dollars worth of for
eigm goods-to sacrifice our own industry
~ make, market for British manu- actures
in the United States. If the opponents OF
The hill could have a chance 10 discuss it. it
would never pass But be could tell them
how it could be passed Let them send it to
the British Pa, lament. and THEY would
mass il bv acclamation Mr.. S. said it was
a BRITISH BILL. favorable to the BRI-
TISH policy-precisei y such an one as the
BRITISH Chancellor wonld recommend
to US 1t was jus: such bill as they desi.
red Congress to pass, TO give them our mar
ket for their manufactures. There were
but two sides to this question. the American
and the British those who voted for this
bill voted for British interests; those who
voted against il voted for American interests