Industrial League of Pa.: object of, 86. first president of, 86. methods of, 86, 87. power of, 86, 87. recognized by Blaine, 87. opposes Parsee, 92. campaign of, 100. demands tariff commission, 100. incensed, 92. Infant industries, 298. Insurgents, 308. reasons for revolt of, 309. determinations of, 309. “Interests,” 7. leaders alarmed, 75. fight reasonable bill, 76, 77. barter of, 117. continue pressure, 122. unite own schedules, 193. campaign, 241. frustrated, 241. oppose reciprocity, 256, 257. narrowness of, 257. Internal Revenue: inequalities of, 12. remonstrance against, 13. Internal revenue bill, 110. International Harvester Co., 294, 295. Investigations in budgets of poor, 260. Iron and Steel Association: as dictator, 173, 174. recognized by Blaine, 174. energy and efficiency of, 174. defeats Morrison, 174. demands Quay head of Republican Committee, 175. Jarrett, John, 174. Jobbery, 7. Johnson, Tom L., 213. Johnson, President: opposes Stevens, 44. unhappiness of, 46, 47. message regarding copper bill, 47, 48, 49, 50. Jones, B. F., 174. Kansas, 21. Kasson, John A.: service of, 36, 37, 38. a supporter of Kelley, 112. proposes revision of House Rules, 124. appointed special plenipotentiary, 255. resigns, 257. Keifer, Speaker, 127. Kelley, Wm. D. (“Pig Iron”): favors highest protection, 35. as protectionist leader, 63, 64. dislike of Wells and Sumner, 64. defends high tariff, 65. accused of iron interests, 65. and Cox, 66. and Wood Bill, 88, 89, 90. as chairman of House Committee, 112. and Haskell, 120. and Kasson rule, 124. last illness of, 185. pernicious teaching of, 362. Kenner, Duncan F., 101. Labor troubles, 216, 217. Lawrence, Wm., 113, 246, 247. Lea, Henry C., 86. Legislation by violence, 228, 229. Liberal Party, 69. Lincoln, Abraham: attitude on tariff, 6, 7. calls extra session, 9. asks for more men and more money, 18. tariff views of, 18, 19, 20. Lippitt, Henry F., 315, 316, 321. Lobbyists, 113, 114, 118, 122. Lodge, Henry Cabot, 237, 323, 350, 351. Logan, Senator, 78. London _Times_, 8. Longworth, Nicholas, 283. Louisville _Courier-Journal_, 81. Lumber, duties on, 115. danger of exhausting, 115, 116. arguments for duty, 116. Lumber barons, 116. McAdoo, Col., 141. MacColl, J. R., 316. McDill, 127. McKay sewing machine, 271. McKenzie, James, 93. McKinley, Wm.: protection speech of, 88. supports Kelley, 112. argues with suit of clothes, 162. succeeds Haskell, 185. amiability of, 186. introduces Customs Administrative Bill, 187. as presidential candidate, 241. McKinley Bill: foundation for, 188. points of, 191, 193, 198, 199, 208, 209. effect of, 210, 211. failure of, 216. as compared with Wilson Bill, 238, 239. McMahon, Wm. H., 102. McMillan, 184.