Cleveland, Grover: record of, 140. reminiscences regarding, 141. caution of, 141. and tariff revision, 142. second message of, 144. message of 1887, 147–153. effect of message on Republicans, 154. popular vote for, 179. warning of, 200. position of, on tariff, 213. inauguration of, 216. letter of, on Wilson Bill, 231–233. and Gorman, 234. and Gorman Bill, 236. and panic of 1893, 238. Cloth analyses, 289, 290. Coal duties, 34, 35. Coats, Archibald, 264. Coats, J. & P., 263, 264. Cobden, Richard: death of, 56. Compact of 1867, 249, 250, 303. Congress, 145, 299. Congressional investigation, 41. Conkling, Roscoe, 122. Conscience Whigs, 3. Cooper, Peter, 86. Copper Bill of 1868: reasons for, 44, 45. and Chandler, 43, 46. and President Johnson, 47–50. passed over veto, 50. lesson from, 50, 51. Corn Products Co., 277. Corn Products and Standard Oil: associated, 277, 278. Cost of living, 22. Cotton: as substitute, 283, 288. exportation of woven cotton, 315. importations of woven cotton, 314, 315, 322, 333. investments in manufactories, 314. strength of manufacturers, 324, 325. conditions in making of cloth, 341–344. Cotton schedule, 313, 314, 316, 317, 318. Cox, S. S.: as free-trader, 63. as debater, 65. sobriquet of, 66. and Wood Bill, 88. on exaggeration, 73. on tariff, 77, 78. Crisp, Charles F., 212. Curiosibhoy, Adhersey, public letters to Greeley of, 91, 92. Custom houses, 25. Customs Administrative Bill, 187. Dale, Samuel S., 289, 291. Dawes: appointed Chairman of Ways and Means, 73. Dawes Bill: debate on, 76, 77, 78. reasonableness of, 76. signed by Grant, 78. features of, 78, 79. Delano, Columbus, 113. Democrats: position on tariff, 83. 1880 tariff plank of, 94. get majority in Congress, 110. division among, 118. tactics of, 119. raise Constitutional question, 126. gloating of, 122. cry of excessive taxation, 178. disadvantages of, 179. split among, 180. continue tariff agitation, 212, 213. reverses of, 237. inspiration of, 210. Deterioration in clothing, 283, 284, 285. Difference in home and foreign prices, 292, 293. Dingley, Nelson: Chairman of Ways and Means Committee, 239. ability of, 239, 240. Dingley Bill: House passes, 240. fate of, in Senate, 244. compared with Wilson and McKinley Bills, 242, 243, 244. changes made by Senate in, 244, 245. influence of wool interests on, 251. amendments to, 251. passage of, 252. effect of, 254, 255, 265, 267, 276, 277, 278. practice developed by, 292. makes burdens heavier yearly, 295. Direct tax, 26. Doctrine of protection: final case against, 358, 359, 360. kind of man encouraged by, 360, 361.