The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-20

cour,eously rejected ~ they had been SAINT
by she ssorcl AIRY oistsle. This let the com
mitloo out u tie dilemma. Its task be-
came simple. Could anything DO more
honorable, satisfactory end dignitled than
tbe resolutionsg While the formal ,u,bor-
itiss OF the two COUNTRIES ware building a
lpath by which they could wnde out Of the
slough OF despond the liberal members oi
toe German psrliNn at expressed their np.
probation OF its kindno,0 and
their hearty good wishes TOR this
country. The psnding resolution were
reciprooAting those good wishes. Thtnka
10 Bismarck, thankst TO Frslinghuygen and
his skin, thanks to che COMMITTEES on for,
sign affairs, the dignity OF tho housa bad
bsen usyed. The German cbsncsllor for
tha firrt time In eighteen months had en-
tered the reichgtsg In order 10 plsy new
role, that Of oon placent sud spologotlC
gentleman. Tho gontlsnen from Texas
had sRen the dimensions OF his tame grow
from the confines oi his state TO the ciroum'
iercncs o the world. The American min
later had been Invited to u etate dinner
(nossibly ~ est American porR) and the
only thing that could give tho house any
moment OF sorrow Was that tho hary
knight from the Colorado had bssn
80 ghaoklsd he could not toll the
bouao that the white dove of peace, which
IL sent ou', bad returned with th, olive
branch. Had not the mem beers the right,
IN mutual f-lioii0tion, 10 ring down the
curtain on this international episode
Applause
Tie ra5olltions were then adopted with
out division.
The following committee reports were
By Cox, Of New York--From the com
mi,tee on militia, for the special and unit
form instruction OF the state militia. Re
isrred to the committee OF the whole.
BY Bland-Ffom the committee on coin
sge, weights and measures, limiting the
coinage oil I double eagle and TO dlscnn
tinue the coinage OF certain United States
coins.
Ellis from the committee on EppropriG-
tious reported Indian appropriation bills,
Referred TO the commits, OF the whole.
Then the long expected struggle over the
whisky bill began.
Blackburn, calling Springer to the chair,
moved to go into committee OF the whole
on the revenue bills.
Dowd rai.ed a question OF consideration
aud Randall demanded the yeas aud nays
The motion vas agreed to--yeas, 100, nays
l2l end the house went into committed
Dorsheimer in tho chair.
The first bill vas tho bonded exetessior
bill.
The ChitC ion was reported TO the house
watch oy 4 vote OF yeas, 1875 nays, llo, de-
ded 70 consider the bill, and the commit
tee resumed session, Morrison taking The
door to support she bill. Before he had
finished u ceuteuce, however, White, o
Kentucky, rose, saying he had moved ih'
committee rise Tor the purpose oi bnnginl
q privileged matter bsore the house.
The chair etAted he had recognizad the
gentleman from. liuois (Morrison) and OF
Whites tskiug 81 appeal refused 10 notice
IL on the ground the appeal was notiu o.
der upon a question OF mere recognition bj
Thereupon White rose to a poin
Of order INA said member o
the whisky ring was not on thu
door when he had previously RlvsI
his pledge he had no interest many bill be
fore the house. Within few days iron
making that pledge. he had appeared be
fore the com s1iaee on ways and means II
support Of the bill and was now on tn
flocr, as well as the editor Of the Courier
Journal, from town where more whiskel
was in bond than any town in the Unite'
Btatea.
Blackburn submitted this was not polD
OF order and said ghat his colleague nov
had no right TO he heard on IL.
The chair ruie1 1. vas not point OF or
, der.
white: II say | asa entitled to be hear
! On q saestion oil privilege. Tho gantlomn nj
. IN not In order and he must take tn
responsibility. You may bulldoge thi
Z Nil tn sush, cut frhe remainder G
eantence Yves drowned ia crles Of order.
Hsrdssn thsn msce y short ststemen
: &c - 800 purpose 1ud object OF the bill. !
. this business oi converting grain into alec
r tho Sensseiariss Of tsh b,l, yer
Q entitled 10 10 consideration here
Q considering II as n legitimate branch o
manufacturing industry it was entitled d
i br placed on an equal basis with other IN
, dustries From This industry the goyor,
ment derived moTe than onc-htth OF ell II
i revenue. In No next few months thsl
y aould 10 forced on. OF The warehouses =
! o Q,OC0 gsllone, which mus. pay tax, snd !
the nsxt fsw years 100000 gai'oB
for much OF which the would be 60 ma
/ kat Tho Commissioner OF internal reYenu
Il sstina led she surplus for which there woul
bs 10 market would amount In the nel
: two years to 100000 gallons. In I'll
:, ysars whom this whisky was made ever
y thing wa; overdons Excessive productio
Yves noe alone IN ihis industry, b.
J. "a, common to sll the larger producing II
" tsrssts Of tho countTy. The producers wa
y not able TO compete in the sale OF alcohol
!, the European Dsykets with Germany. Tn
. country fought tho German people wit
protective tariffs aud had TO sell in Fresc
markets 10 composition With the aubisc
. OF ill-nstured Bismarck. Suppose tn
u surplus was purely the result OF the spec'
u lstivs spirit OF our people. Was that
q q good aud satisfactory reason why az india
y try OF this magnitude should be forced
. pay tRxss When the government had not
u ing to make by this endorsement II WI
y said this was close Liquidation: that
Z wsa legislation in the interest OF s spec
y few. That was not the fact. This legisl
: ton WAC TO undo as.fAr az II went, especial LEI
. islstion against this industry and put IL q
y nearly no might be. on one equality wit
y ali other articles that pay revenue tax. h
;, believed with the commissioner OF interui
), revsnue that II this wa1 anything tina
% ~hisev thers would be no question about !
!, He believed further whenever IL could
!, done, as Il should oe done now, that the r
u let should be granted. IL this bill vi
= passed IL would not cost the government OF
!, single cent, and IL would not add 10 Il
Z burdens OF single person Of the 5000 o.
;, peoplo to the extenl OF the hundTedih pa
u Of f-r'hing.
i Willis said the people OF Illinois, Kel
> tucKy, Ohio and half a dozen other state
q we're deeply interested In the immedisi
. passage OF this bill, but its ifienS
. did not wish TO push II throug
. by any railroad scheme. II the
y vas snyth ng wrong in it they wanted Il
!, . come out. He, therefore, yielded 20 Bl.cl
: nurn, who with the expressed hope tn
9 0 n,iderstisn Of the bill would be conclu
81 tomorrow, moved the commltt-e ris
!, Ths m ton was agreed to. and the hou
y adjourned.
! DIR. Bosnnko.
\ This name has become 40 familiar vii