Cuicvoo.March L't.^Tho scalpers, run^^ners, ^cabbies,^ hack drivers, hotel agents,^hotel porters nnd tram agents for news^companies and omnibus companies are^rciipinc a bonutiful harvest. Decidedly^they are ^Ihe people.^ The old davs when^Pave OfMMMaj the king bee HaajBMktt^Kansas (My, hail a regular case of lliiuui-^bal ,V St. Jo tickets rlfjhj in his oltloe nnd^soUl in competition with the city ticket
to(he committee which reported it, whether^H Couhl not ht so worded as to i^tine it to trusts that were oITcusim^g.std morals. 1'he discussion theu drifted^to the amendments offered by lngalls _____^aimed at dealings m ^futures^ and ^op^^tions^.' Shsriu.iu opposed it ns not in _. . n. n_ r, .^harraouy with tin. lull as proposing^ tav hival luiiioads Kunning trom tnu
.which could not originate in the senate'^.,ud as noi having bisu considered by the:^committee. He also op|a^seil Keagan's^amimlineiil. St. wart s od the bill was un^^constitutional. Hoar criticised ihe bill m^Home of its legal aspis ls. nnd claimed It ^^failed to aflord any adequate remedv. Slier
mansaid if the duty oo cotton oioihaof It ia Dangerous for a Mau With
woolencloths was too low to^to protect the manufacturer of Masstiehus^iits, not I month or a day would ht allow^. i to pass before Hoar would demand a^remedy in this wnv of riWag the duty.^Heie w.iHa iiiuihIv for a greater wrong^thanaiivtiialr.suh.il from a low tarul.^The hrncflP iissuoniliims throughout the^country could not remove the source of^evil, but thev demanded a remedy, and this^demand had to bo heard. I be power of^congress was the only power that could^deal with those coi)h.rations.
(ieorgeask. d Sherman whether the Stan- |^d.nd (id company was not a ^onontiow^undei the law of Ohio, and whether the^legislature ot (hat slate could 110! annul Us^cliarter.
