The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-05-17


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alNge.ateelg W. Representative
Randall Black buu kaaaOu anI
thn ptlef ~ lho measure While
Nf Hu1lnli fond BIZ dnirusr lfpul
mnnuacfipt tho House Wm silent
and attentive. liz mnnner nu.
voice woro both indicative ol cnt.
lamesuhut lie said Judging FROM
the incorporate language and *.
nggotattd rhetoric that had fo irc
uuenlly mnrkrd the debate 10 woulI
aoom ~ II those engaged IN indus.
trinl pursuits were robbers and
outlnws They were, in mct, ~
mean part of the business Of the
country and were entitled to thl
protection Of the law. They wor,
4 part of the resources Of the ma
ton, and 10 develop these resource.
was u test Of true craftsmanship
Mr. Blackburn spoke at length on
The other side, saying, in eonclu.
sion, he hoped in the near future
thcrc would be brought to The
House enough Of onlightment, o
patriotism and Of progress to rcpu
diato the bigotry that ~disgracec
politics in the shape Of protection
Mr.. kaSsOn made 4 record against
the bill and the chairman Of til,
Ways and Means committee thel
mad the last contribution to tlt
great debate. When he concluded
the galleries drew a long breath o
bad air and members rushed from
all parts Of the Hall 10 grasp Mr.
Morrison hand and congratulate
him ON his manner Of closing F.;
long, brave fight, Mr.. Converse
an Ohio Democrat, who had wake,
down tothe bar OF the House, thel
male the motion 10 strike out th,
cnacting clause, which was receiv
ed with applause by the Republi
cans, and with loud Kisses by tn.
Democrats and occupants Of th
Diplomatic gallery. Messrs. Con
verse and Morrison being nance
to act MS I Hers, tbs former too
his position on the Democrat
side, but the latter good naturally
showed him over to the other side
telling him that was where h
belonged. The first man to pas
through in the negative was Rel
resentativo Reagan, of Texas, VIII
had been brought in ON an inyali,
chair in order to cnst.his vote. II
was heartily applauded by hi
friends. When all the othe
names had been called, the Speak
or said, "thc clerk will call m
nlmc.' II was called and as Ii
voted "no" he, too, was applaudet
lilo then said the vote ON the pen,
ing hill is lo9 yeas to los nays, an
the bill was defeated. Cheers an
Kisses again rcsoundcd from ever
part of the Hall. Chairman Mo.
rison yielding gracefully to the il
eyitable, walked smilingly to hi
seat, and members began to leay
the chamber, many Of them e.
: pressing the opinion that Il fni
adjournment would be had in Jun
Some thought in the latter par
: others, during the irsl days Of ii
month Democratic friends Of ii
measure say they are hy no NEAR
cast down 10y the result, and thu
the fight for revenue reform hi
only begun. Fifteen hundred do
7 tors are now holding n conyentic
in this city and talking abot
7, diseases The American Forests
; Congress is also here talking abot
, preserving and planting tree
The House Of Representatives
discussing q new National librar.
aud the Senate which has talk,
, all the week about new ships has u
journed and will talk no more u
' I'll Monday.