The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-27

he last congress IN order 10 ioros the 70
publican vote fora niil Nhich would put
other things On the rec list that ought q
nr there; unless tho demoo otto party wa
prepared 10 vote together AZ parly II hac
better dishand,
'rhis Is not caucus. suggested Reed
Hewitt, not noticing che Interruption
continued that 10 was the duty ut the dom
uorsts 20 get togt, hrr on a cnmtnon ground
and that the common ground, he hoped,
| would he the common ground VI free "a "
material, one that could get Tue industries
Of the country In ila power, one that could
have with u tha farmer and labor;
the country should stimuls's manufaoto-
riea and ho sald now ho did not believe
q horizontal cut vas tho blst method OF
arriving at that enf; he would be- fAithless
TO HE O. nstituants and long truninR " he
took any such steps, but would rather DO
that and vo.o for this bill than not give
proof 20 the people Of the cOuuify that the
democratic party was IN dead earnest when
/ " said it would reduce taxes. Applause
on the democratic size
! Reed suggested that dead earnest" was
u good expression TO apply to tho democrat
10 party.
IL may be dead" retoriei Hewitt: "has
| been dead % good many dimes, .ut u IL one
Oi the iivelies c1rpsrs the world ever saw,
aud u vii remain alive ~ thr republican
funeral ara IA ifioud may bo in the II, arse
ana TOO, aill 80 along with more pleas
ure.h
Reed; "You never will be- able 10 caiuh
~ with the PROCESSION nry more han You
hove been EhiH o. catch up TODAY"
Hewitt; "I don't believe We s.., be- nule
~ Keep mp Wi'h ihe procassi1u; 1 will go
on 2:i0 rie Go The tomb, ani 11 demo.
cat can follow IT,
Roeo; "We Uvo soiDg 90 manufacture
"a republican victory out OF you' spteoh.'
YOU giEay1 did mbuuhCtlre YOUR vic.
tories interpoiatrd rGlbof, amil laughter
and Hpfl iuHr uu Che democratic side.
Hawelt continued. Ole OF IEe raw ma
'prals was not referred 30 Goo tue Morrison
bill; it Wts tin-Yl,trs, thefe we're note
manufactured iu this country ard nobody
would ne affected hv the removal Of duty;
IN would be "a direct relief 10 put them on
the FREQ list; he would transfer 20 tina. lis
~ rapidly AS possible everythius that could
be- put there without breaking down the
industries ottbo country; be would proceed
slowly sud lat The people see rs good ef.
icCts, he would llilOp the people aud rot
attempt 10 20 10 advance OF thfir Judgment.
fAppiau,e on democratic eide
Reed said mat when that gentleman ssid
j. WAS figured down 10 would be found that
raw material Was mndo ont OF that which
bar iron aud nothing else could be msde
Laughter sud applause on ihe republican
side One Of tho purpOsrg OF the gentle
mans speech wss 10 show ths. Ae could &C.
commodate himself to all ac,ioua OF
che democratic party; il was needless
say more; was not this ia addition 20 what
the gentleman had eaid suflioien' % cover
al tho ground; the gentleman bad said the
democratic party was 81 be 40 lNo rcpuDl.
can funeral; Or would meyer be gt. any. such
roouo until 10 Got 10 believe in -7uethiugtc
stand by: ~ wHY somItni Hr 20 have
o united policy caphhle oi producing come
Thing thst mo-. disturb the business IN.
toresie. bus Hs long ps 70 went hap hazard
trying b. DESTROY business 10 would never
attend any repu0 iCau tIuerls, but would
Do al its own eve % time.
AfIer further debate the committee rose
and IRE house adjourned.