RECIPROCITY.
INTENTIONS OF DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. By Telcera.nli-I'ress Association-Copyrisht Washington, April 12. Tho Democratic caucus, which noiv controls the House of Representatives, has decided to pass the Reciprocity Bill first, .and. kter to .-pass'a Bill amending tlie tariff so that farmers' necessities will be placed on the free- list. The Reciprocity Bill will be put through unaltered. The Reciprocity Bill has been reintroduced in Congress. It is uncertain what the Senate will do with regard to it. (Rec. April l<l, 5.5 p.m.) WcT.hlngtcn, April 13. The Ways and Means Committee reports favourably on the Reciprocity Bill. Now York, April 13. The opinion prevails in political circles that the prospects of the Reciprocity Bill are improving as regards the Senate. (Ree. April 15, 0.25 a.m.) ' Ottawa, April 13. Mr. Fielding, Canadian Minister fer Finance, declares that British preference will remain unchanged for the present. The opinion in Government circles inclines to the belief that the Reciprocity Bill will bo ratified by the end o'f April.
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1102, 15 April 1911, Page 5
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