Pike, F. A., 36, 50. Pittsburg, 360. Pittsburg _Commercial_, 55. Pittsburg Survey, 360. Politico-industrial alliance, 207. Pomeroy, Senator, 22. Pope, Col. A. A., 104. Porter, R. P., 102, 106. Portland _Advertiser_, 55. Prentice, George D., 82. Prosperity, 252, 253, 254. Protection, 1, 4, 5, 6. faults of, 24, 51, 52. opposition to, 54. doctrine saved, 68. effects of, 98, 99. early reasons for, 331. never to be prohibitive, 332. Protective steering committee, 85, 86. Providence, 7. Public opinion, 297. Quay: record of, 175. chairman National Rep. Committee, 175. secures funds from Wanamaker, 175. acknowledges sugar speculation, 227. long speech of, 228. Quinine Bill: introduced by McKenzie, 93. passes House, 93. opposed by Senator Morrill, 93. passes Senate, 93. effect of passage of, 93, 94. “Quinine Jim,” 93. Railroad iron, 21, 26. Randall, Samuel J.: skill and endurance of, 83, 84. on House Committee, 113. principles of, 119. refuses to serve on committee, 127. candidate for speakership, 133. opposes Morrill Bill, 139. prepares bill, 144. Randall Bill, 144. Raymond, Henry, 36. Reciprocity, 2, 255. clause in tariff of 1890, 206. opposed by interests, 256, 257. favored by McKinley, 257. Recognition of organized business man, 131, 132. Reed, Thomas B.: as parliamentarian, 125. views on tariff of, 125. rule of, 126. on Mills Bill, 164. asks conference with House, 182. as protectionist, 186, 187. on Gorman Bill, 235, 236. elected speaker of House, 239. Register, 17. Republicans, 67, 69. dissatisfaction with party, 73, 74, 75. tariff plank of 1880 of, 94. attack tariff for revenue only, 97. demand tariff revision, 98. rebuked on policy, 110. majority of, favor reform, 118. platform of, 173. free use of money of, 175, 176, 177. carry parrots in parades, 178. win election, 179. heavy losses of, 210. causes of overthrow of, 210. platform of 1896 of, 241. declare for downward revision of tariff, 296. Resolutions’ Committee, 139, 140. Revenue: system for raising, 26. revision of, 29. bill framed by House, 110. Revenue cutters, 25. Revolt against protective system, 296. Rhode Island: as an object-lesson, 336–346. manufactories in, 337, 338. desertion of farms in, 337, 338. a tariff-made state, 338. foreigners of, 339. restlessness of laborers in, 340. housing in factory towns, 347, 348. Rhode Island factories: temperature of, 340. ventilation of, 340. lint in air, 341. scarcity of water in, 341. lack of toilet conveniences, 341. lack of dressing rooms, 342. earnings in, 342. unsanitary, 347. without fire escapes, 347. improvements in, 347. Rise in cost of living, 260, 261. Roosevelt, Theodore: unstirred by tariff evils, 296. St. Louis Democrat, 55. Salt Interests, 58, 59, 60.