I record di Stokes; note per quanto riguarda le origini e la vita di Anson Phelps Stokes e Helen Louisa (Phelps) Stokes . nson Phelps Stokes costante A. Andrews R. Bowker George Haven Putnam Robert B. Roosevelt Daniel H. Chamberlain Russell Sturgis Eugene Blackford Henry B. Cucitrice Everett P. Wheeler William M. Ivins E. L. Godkin Ira Bursley John C. Lloyd E. P. Donnell la riforma Club ha offerto una cena presso il Metropolitan Opera Housereception-camera 21 Gennaio, dove ho presieduto, e l'on. C. R.Breckinridge, l'on. S. S. Cox, D.A. Pozzi, l'on. M. H. Ford, Henry Hon.Watterson, l'on. M. D. Harter, e mi spo

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Stokes records; notes regarding the ancestry and lives of Anson Phelps Stokes and Helen Louisa (Phelps) Stokes . nson Phelps Stokes Constant A. Andrews R. R. Bowker George Haven Putnam Robert B. Roosevelt Daniel H. Chamberlain Russell Sturgis Eugene Blackford Henry B. B. Stapler Everett P. Wheeler William M. Ivins E. L. Godkin Ira Bursley John C. Lloyd E. P. Donnell The Reform Club gave a dinner at the Metropolitan Opera Housereception-room 21st January, where I presided, and Hon. C. R.Breckinridge, Hon. S. S. Cox, D. A. Wells, Hon. M. H. Ford, Hon.Henry Watterson, Hon. M. D. Harter, and I spoke. EXTRACTS FROM ADDRESS OF ANSON PHELPS STOKES Fellow-Members of the Reform Club: It is a pleasant duty to congratulate you on the auspicious circumstances attendingthis our first public meeting. . A large surplus accumulated by unjust and unnecessary taxation has alarmed allhonest classes of this community. . That skepticism which has been said to precede every great advance has now ap-peared even in the strongholds of Protection. The coal-miners of Pennsylvania, the See Vol. IV, Appendix K.C2423. REFORM CLUB wool-manufacturers of New England, the farmers at the West and in the South, havecome to doubt, at least, the advantages of Protection, and to question whether they havenot been deceived by crafty efforts of monopolists, who have made colossal fortunes byselfish tariff legislation and who now seek to perpetuate their supremacy by trusts de-signed to crush out all humble producers. . The Reform Club welcomes tariff reformers generally, including those who wouldlessen the duty on a single raw material such as wool, and those who would lift sometariff burdens from consumers, those others who would do away with the principle ofProtection, and those who would abolish all custom-houses. We desire to keep our understandings open, to ascertain facts, to consider and toweigh methods, to investigate theories, to proclaim truth, but, above all, to unite inearnest practical efforts

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