CumAo... Feb. 21.^The Tariff Reform^league met again this morning. After^some discussion it was decided to sppolnt a^committee of nine on the propagandlsro of^principles announced yesterdsy. Bowker,^of New York, offered the following, which^was loudly spplsuded snd adopted by a^rising vote:
Wehonor President Cleveland for bis^brsve, msnly and statesmsnlike course in^making the tariff reform issue before tbe^people. We see In the Incressed popular^majority which thst Issue won for him and^the Increase of his vote in the Industrial^centres the assurance of the early trlumpb^of 'the people's cause,' and we pledge our^^selves to Incressed sgltstlon until tbat tri^^umph Is won.
Severslspeechese were made against the^tariff on tlnplate.
scholar*Debate.^At the high school yesterday there was a^debate by a number of tbe pupils, the^(juistion being ^Did Washington do more^for his country then any other man f^ Tbe^debate In the affirmative was opened by^Andrew Fritz, followed by Hurry Yseger^In tbe negative. After being discussed^from every point by Harry Brown, Gilbert^Mtiitb. Clara Bullard, Willie Israel, J.^Loeb, Toby Hedges, Ben J. Tonn. and^others. It was finally decided in the nega^^tive..
