Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-12

HAN EftlfllAf fOIlilltlGlEl lGlAllNuE
lem, industrial policy, it is known that
secretary hss Sdveuced no argu-
Ne rts moro urgent or materially diff
re from his recommendations of
II e.jnnual report upon these subjects.
|==l.ITIpAL OPPOSITION TO THE
/ wac BENDING TREATIES.
AsHINGToN, Jan. IL .-Theinjunc-
HBHof secrecy having been removed
Vh0R the Spanish treaty, senators
~ ,sr W X more openly about it than either
she NE other treaties, and the general
pa hsh Of comments upon il indicates a
|hael D deal of opposition. The Texas
| yogntors say their people are against II,
|wAnea hansss senator said to-day he
ling eight the sentiment Of his state was
inlNbsed to it, There is political
|haua cent OF opposition, too which is
ia saeFinR The Democrats are taking
BIZ EapositiOn that Cleyelaud's admins
|se, sgion ought not to be hampeTed by y
|llom! Of policy contained in commercial
|shlng eies mapped out by the retiring adj
lstfation. As the pending treaties
naiuneommercial, the point Ia made that
|h alIHs, If ratified, might to some extent
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
light fesire to seek similar ends in
|ppe bmeWhat different way. The flood
h Ia a. .ntests against the Spanish treaty,
vda,-which have poured Ia upon the sen
|esrk II late has no doubt had some in-
/ who nee in crystslii2ing opposition To
Iheaecent suggestion of the Span
L slg minister that the hostility of the
|rrest gscco manufaeturers to- the instru-
|ygallt might be removed by admitting
|ddn Havana tobaCcO-leaf free OF duty
|beEaald not materially help the treaty,
nat would at once arouse the bitter
| yrpHositlon of tobacco producers.
8 hla
|dgin = TWO HOUSES AT VARIANOE ON
|vesn THE ELECTORAL COUNT.
L GALLEY AsHIEaToN, Jan. lit probably
city 2 not be possible for the two houses
N.Y. come 70 an agreement on the sub
mann Of the electoral count. AT the last
b zee sion the senate, as 1t had many
|sdy aies before, passed what is called IN,
Blar bill The house passed tho Ea
bspit bill. The two houses adhered t,
|ket sir respective bills. A conference,
nmittee was appointed, which con
40 lted Of Senators Hoar, chairman, anC
, ~ Oh, and representatives. Eaton
Ld, EMMETT and Hart. Several meeting,
M rye been held. No agreement has
arm, EN- reached, and the hopelessness OF
Er : efiDrta to secure an agreement
a Hsuid seem 10 be evident from tht
No slowing sharp talk with Mr.. Eaton
3 ra says:
n n We are SIS far apart as ever, and
no prospect of agreement. For my
he Sri ] VIII never assent to the HOal
|GdF !. It IL wrong in principle and cut
univ EeouH b practice. 1t makes the Sen
IA No the arbitor of every disputed poin
|, ,asan electorsl count. Why, il tina
Es,s,al should become a law the Senat
n az aid nn1ul the late presidential cleo
|osn n. In my opinion we would neye
ihe Hendricks ia uhder that bill. Tin
t4Jl ssnoiicans would put in paper pur
~ hrtlng to be an electoral return from
w York, and then the vote OF tn
- ate could only be counted
,anss t1e affirmative action q
uu til houses. BY refusing 1
)ount the senate could throw out Tia
fe Of New York, and thus defeat tn
L o. I'll Of the people. The house wuul
ieaA seE CleYeland president and the seu
lhlh p y 1fa-F4 NANAN AANssfhA tElAEl1l
VS. mere ought TO be law TO regulate IN
GUN ectorAl count. l appreciate the i'm
Ii sslrtaRee OF such an act as much o
|hald.3ybody, but / want fair, constitu
tha snai measure, and / won't agree I
sstus3y other. IL case Of failure of III
tba Aople ID elect, the constitution r,
has gilfea the house to choose president
[rs therefore,, it is the intent OF that IL
~~rument that the house, and not Ga
|,aaQnate, Should preponderate In the d,
w animation Of questions relating 10 ia
esldency."
p " The two bills are practically alils
|eAep % the meeting OF the houses in join
|obi, anveniiun ano the method ofopeniD
{ "a FetnFns, except that the Hosr bi
I lls for joint meeting the secon
|an't onday Ia January Rhd the Eaio
Il the second Monday ia Decemb'
|oak lowing the appointment OF the ele
- The ppluiB ia DISPUTE are as
|tuai4 method prescribed for determiniu
h. l.1y controversy over The vote OF
ase. The Hear bill provides, In Il
ol cent pi dispute, that tine retui
gnlci shall be deemed lawful /
4ae concurrent vote Of Ii
.st~a houses ae.ing sen ratel