The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-05-09

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inwa M osson ,ha eam,,enam
srom M;.naso,a ~ ~ nnnua,,
whom 7 SOC hofors me no coIioog,,e
fMr C,rl;.,a ,he Uom,io,sm arsn,
VIRGINIA fMr Tnclerl and tbe oom.
,lemam from i,,ino;s nj M. Morr;som,
inns emhrac;ng ,hree greo, Renresam'
,st;yes of each Of Tho TOO graot NO.
H,,ca, nar,;eo which orc so nearly
oonailv I;viJo6 in MI. Hous. and ~
Tic wbole coun,rv -
Hare il a snb. .comm;ttce se,ccted
:, sn;r;, n, fa;rnoss ,h.oa nf ono
nar,y snd ,brco of,ha o,hor ron.
resen,irn Tho ;n,a,I,gonco ,be eYno.
r;enco ,So csnsc;,~ os ,I,s ,wo creot
no,;,;co, IN mor,,as ,bot aro s,ruoa,;"g
for mastery IN This conntry I
would have mors conf,deucc nerson.
ally IN the recommendations or such
a sub.committee than IN all the parti-
san commissions that President Ar
thur could select during the remain
der of his official life. Here are men
chosen by the American people, nm
deryoing tho cross-fire of adverse po-
Iitical criticism in their own districts,
bringing TO this house tho prims
facie FACT that the people whom they
have the honor 10 represent have in
dorsed them and Expressed confidence
In their wisdom. their fairness and
their Justice. II we could have n
sub committee like this, consisting of
three gentlemen on each side, rep
resenting the two great political par.
tics in this country. ask tho gentle
men OF this House II they would not
have more confidence in the finding
Of that sub committee than in this
commission of we,-nurses? pause
for one minute to know II any man
in this iI0nsc, Republican or Demo-
crat, differs from; me in. that state
menf.
| Mr.. White rose.
Mr. Mckenzie oh, John, sit
down. lLaugllterl, do not mean
any oifcnse TO my COLLEAGUE. f"rhen
none have | offended. | have done
no more to Cesar than you should
do to Brutus." Laughter].
| Mr.. White rose again.
4 Nr. McKeuzie--I have given yon a
subcommittee composed Of an equal
number OF the two great political par
! ties represented on this floor; and
ask whether you would not have
confidence in the wisdom of their
conclusion?
Mr.. White-I beg my colleague
pardon for interrup,iny him
Mr.. Nick enzio-It Ia no interrup.
tion. 'ea
Mr.. White-My colleague said he
would pause for reply; and l thought
i'll did not reply he might consider
that | was agreeing with him.
: Mr.. McKenzle-No, indeed, I did
not conclude that; I knew You did
not. | knew YOU too we'll for that
John. rLaughlerl.
Mr. Ronpson Will Tho oentlemou
from Keut,,ckv pernit me 10 ask hin,
ouestion2
Mr McKcnz;e-Witb treat nleas.
,rc 80 \
M, Roh.son-I wou,d ,Ika 10 ast
,be oenIleman whv whon he make,
Fun his sub. committee of the leader.
oi the two par,ies on thai cnmmjt,ee
be lcaves oi, lbe REPRESENTATIVE lea,le,
on the Democratic side OF the House
IT, l.te Sneakerp
Mr observation-disclosures II "a M,
usnal N constitute n aub.conmj.tce
On, of The yhole committee.
Mr. R,beson--Whv IN selestino
renrosontatiye men for his sub..om.
mittcc does be not nut on that com.
m;,tse tho gontlamen whom liz mar.
Il tv seIec,ed aa their representatipe
NJ McKeny;e-I aIwavs ,nakd Il
} rnlo m nict nj, The best men car
find, fLsuyh,erl And by thai Ian.
gu,ue II mean IN cast NO coIorable
rsaertion
Mr. McMillin-I suppose TOO. tba,
NV friend from Kcn,,,ckv does moi
} Wan, twn of them one.third. from
the samc Stale?
Mr. Roboson-I do not cnre wbaI
staie thcy come from as long az the,
! ira tbe representative men.
Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. general.
! lv sends ma good neople hero M any.
hodv elsc
Mr.. Candler--I should like 10 ask
: the gentleman auestion.
Mr.. misunderstanding. 4Jl.s
Mr.. Candler--I should like TO asl
: him If we do not have the adyantag,
of the ability. and experience of thl
: gentlemen he has named after we
have received the report OF the com
l mission.
!, MIR. McKenzie-I will answer tina
BY inqniring of tho gentleman from
Masss cbusetts what avenues Of infor
9 nation are open TO this wct-nurs,
commission that arc not equally oper
Q 10 this IIouse? (? II. S-ff1a fi
Mr.. ChanJler-I will answer tht
gentleman. He presents an exager
! ated abatement, which is not sus
Q tanned. when he criticises the com
! mission proposed by this bills w,
u shall have advantages In that com
mission IN seeking information from
q the farmers whom he refers to a
Z well as from tile manufacturers.
s Mr.. Mckenzie You use the per