Mr. WILSON. The article of wool. Sir, Massachusetts has nothing whatever in that.tariff bill as it stands before the other House today. There is not a thing in it by which her interests are protected. It may perhaps be for the general interests of the count to pass a tariff bill, but unless the pending hi I be modified, and modified largely, Iwill not vote for it, and I hope every Massachusetts man in congress will vote against it. Sir, I want this cry to stop here and sto now. Whatever tariff you may pass is not calihd for by Massachusetts. We are content with things as they are, with the tariff as it is. We take your internalrevenue bill as you pass it, and will pay our share under it; but I want the Senfrom Indiana to understand, and his people to understand, and the people of' the West to understand, and the western news papers who are talking about it to understand, that the proposition to increase the tariff does not come from the State of Massachusetts, that her interests are not promoted by it, and that, as one of her representatives, if the bill comes here and is not modified largely from what it now is, I intend to vote against it, and I hope every Massachusetts man in Congress will do the same., We have had enough instances of protection being called for by new interests in teNorth west, and by the great iron and coal interests of Pennsylvania, and then when it has been given, persons going up and down the country denouncing NewEngland as the sinner. If there be any sin in the tariff now take it to ourselves and hug it to your bosoms. We have had he lot or art in it: It is not ours. It has no NewEng and call for it; and I believe the ablest and best manufacturers in New“ England are opposed to it, do not believe a word in it, believe their interests will not be promoted by it, and are content with the tariff as it is. Others may say that the general interests of the country may require that there should be some modification of' the tariff, but not our special or political interests. I want the Senfrom Indiana to understand, and I want his people to understand, that this tariff had its on n in the Northwest, to take care of the wooI ‘lgrowers of the Northwest.