The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-04-19
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ne enormous proposed cxDendi.
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vasi evil with shith il will have
y cope The most notable action |
Of The House u Representatives.
was The defeat u the Converse
resolution to restore the duty ON
WOOL There vas a brief, but ear.
nest debate during which the body
Wa unusually quiet and attentive
and the vote was followed carefully.
Congressman Hnrd marked Tie
occasion with a free trade speech.
which was received with great
applause. lie said he had been
By the Democratic Legisla.
ture Of Ohio 10 vote TO restore the
DUTY on wool. lie had great
respect for that body and for it,
ind vidual members, but he wonId
90 nothing TO make WOODEN cloth.
ing dearer to the laboring classos
of this country il every Democrat
~ Ohio should ask him to do Il
The party that tfiumphed through
taxation and monopoly would have /.
antwined the leaves Of its laurel
with a poison vine that would
'ausc them to wither even while
were being gathered. Heidi
mol want his party To come into
power unless 1t was 10 give frcer
.rade TO the people, larger wages
o the laborers, better investment
. capital and greater glory 10 the
American name on the high sess
md among the nations Of threartb.
The House also defeated the bill
o give lands to Indian farmers
Individually, and the bill to reduce
y abolish the tax on spirits dis.
illed from grain. Congressman
ork took the position that all
should be repealed az far M
vas consistent with the needs OIL
ne Government, while Mr.. Mill
ken spoke against making wills. :
y free, and keeping the tax on
he necessities Of life, on bread. :
he House gave some attention to
he bill Tor the erection of fftv.
llree Government buildings in az
lany cities and towns. devoted u
to Legislation for the Terrific.
log and received n hundred bills.
solutions, petitions and memo.
Ials, which were read and appro.
referred. Statesmen from :
upper house are now irving to l
range the Naval appropriation !.
Ill to the shape favored by the
mate committed, which means
loOu,OO0 in excess OF the AMOUNT
ted by the House. In the course ,
some remarks Senator Mcpber. L
n said that while the Govern.
ent persisted in keepinc thu
escnt Secretary Of the Navy, il :
lald not wonder at n lack of con-. {
Iencc IN the Navy Department. p
.nator Hale retorted that ii was ~
lpossible for the New Jersey
nator to take his seat without
of some bile against Sec
larry Chandler; whereupon SEN.
Mcpherson referred the gem.
man from Maine to the news. Z
pcrs Of the country for opposite !
e, Senator Vest explained the
line Of the American Merchant \
Irlnc in n long speech and ar.
gncd the Republican party. /.
having had charge of t6e +,
since 1861, the %ooun.
was still without a Navy.
iator Hale replied that In the
! twelve years the Democrats n
J been IN power both in the :
use and Senate. Mr.. Vest said {
Y had a little sporadic control
he Senate and House for about
60 months, but he wanted toll
w what they could have done
h a Republican President. -
Iator Beck told the Maine ss'
Iator that IL he would GO into ,h'
details Of the naval expendi. =
Of the last twenty years, thcl I'M
nal records would prove rot.
rs and corruption In the nd. !
l~istration Of tho fupi. ~ ~.