Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-01-23
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reported adversely n
lions asking the open
hoInn lands to settle
uslon of the morning
|ny's resolution relating
OF american pork by
many was called up,
eeded to address the
he discrimination made
bmmerce by France
ariff, Beck said up to
Modification was effe ct
article of American
including cotton and
we're absolutely prohib-
Ing the ports of France.
ID WIS On improvement,
zee american manufac-
aliy prohibited, while
be trade of England
nv with France
y BY which a general
cent. operates. This
IND 0ernlany SO much
br the United States
bIattOns with France as
pructical prohibition,
Dds Cannot compete in
oee countries. He sug-
llktion was what those
nents wanted ,andwould
Rcf toinjure American
Il manufacturers have
Or years from France.
{ retRliate then :? Be
nufncturers were not
markets. If we eX-
I'D German wines from
{ will reduce the de.
my for our alcohol, and
then be heard that we
III our alcohol nor our
Mr.. Beck de-
a. thorough
T the whole subject of
whether by tariff or
have by our tariffs
e foreigners from trad
hey exercise a similar
hg to allow us to trade
ance receives imports
man nation, between
rself are strong differ
Al feeling, but she does
Is her Interest. There
tality INDUCED in such
understand the sort
bferred to. He was in
& the president the
ling foreign wines or
hich examination de-
furious, on the very
France and Germany
eats. The meats pro-
brica were the most
. world, and more so
france and Germany.
rselves we should ex-
ulteratlons while for
our meats.
York did not think
he Unit d States pre-
y that we should enter
retaliative measures.
not act hastily or in
IN this question. The
bt at this st"..ge of in
he claim OF the German
A8 not an honest one
Y entertained.
hit congress ought to
law authorizing the
United States 10 pro-
Interests when congress
lion against embargoes
xports to foreign coun-
bserved that if we start
taliation we do not
y 1t may end.
wheat or cotton. We
line that these foreign
falrify facts in the case,
POSING retaliatory legis-
Id make sure of facts.
Jon as amended was
lows:
lat the committee on
be be Instructed to IN
report such legislation
Iur Interests against
enss which prohibited
he importation of meats
ID States, and the com
her INSTRUCT ed to report
nation Is made against
he United States by the
the principal countries
ID America, especially
Germany, Mexico anc
ason Oe commercial o.
/ treaties, and t
causes which hav,
discrimination anC
IL any, have beef
Fe them, and what legis
Y, IL necessary to plac,
ktes on An equal footin.
favored nations.
|igation will noe, how
B cOmmittee on the frs
resolution.
then took up the bill t
gOyernment for Alaska
Of debate on this bill
Anticipated in by Har
ingalls,, Jones 70
d Garland, lngall
at the Monroe doc
ten OF, the map /.
manifest destiny indi
Northern shore will b
be polar sea and on
ldAry will he the inter
,onne0ting the Atlanti
Rsts. Apart from what
Ia thfs idea, he though
0at W0rthless territori,
It'll which any govern
ker Afflicted. Witho,i
hCluslon on the bill, afte
Ession the senate nd
HOUSE.
January 22.-Parke
luti0n reciting that tn
paertCan agriculturist
lsSreatly injured by Il
q Oleonlargarlne al
q dlrecting the commi
lture 70 inquire into I'll
nd Naoertain the facts
b tho Committee on pul
.rta6 fhe hill relative