Washington, May 3.
The Canadian tariff changes have evoked much comment in Congress circles.
The Republicans construc Canada's! action as a threat to influence Congress in handling the Tariff Bill Which is now under discussion.
The Democrats contend that the American tariffs have affected the country's for trade and will inevitably lead to retaliatory measures by foreign nations.
Mr, Charles R. Crisp (Democrat, Georgia), a member of the Ways and Means Committee of the House of Representatives, declares that when the new American tari' is, enacted other nations will rotalia ~-Reuter.
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