Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-23
|GBESSIoNAI'
n.IldIpg Interesis Dis
2 ~ d Representa-
~. Yesterday
Jersey want. American
y y ~ sss@en and rags
y ,pa carsos''


laA s.1se a communication
W s,rollef of the treasury
f ,as's 4 a deficiency in the
me', ,ass 81 United states
sI.s X for 1883 ana ~ prior
ia. =, .,,norn Of Texas a
q . ~, extending for two
80 ,,hln waich the 81. Louis
RjIway company may
ll'sg ,nrough the Cnoctaw
~, indian reservations.
- Isxas. from the com
~ q ''cs, reported back the
al .'.u,s.eo,nmerce bill with a
.I. EVAN. Referred TO the com.
* whole. tao ,n.asrres
as into committee Of the
Wy ,pl debate on the Dunn
,..snsas submitted an argu-
", Il the bill, which would
.se,iye law which worked u
" ne people Of the country.
les s,Ing most disastrously TO
In .e,lc good, and especially to
KIM e United States engaged
Y, .srryuig trade. The citi-
r.;ted States had passed out
.1 because they Of ali nations
X, ,helr own laws privileges
,bns where thcy could buy
srd having them registered
y ,hsIr own country, while
Az ships led the ocean carry
n, - world, and these ships
n "A cheaper in the Uaited States
..se. We TOOK and steadily
leading position IN
ocfan-carrylng tlade, but
~ 1865 England commenced
i.srd steel steamships and as
vfrs built aud equipped the
"A x M world was transferred
\ e,u.e OF their superior speed
,s,slely. There was bat one
sl,s for a further effort at main
VI oos,tion and interest In the
nie. and that was to do what
,mriries wisely did, repeal our
4 SrssIeation laws and allow our
mi iron and steel steamers,
md yet tDem, as vessels Of
Ststes. He passed on 10 an
sIAe policy whica the nasIons
N rpon Of granting bouotles to
N .jmpanies and which he char
a game OF national poker.
NJ some millions. Germany saw
vent some millions better.
81 .ou. money, had to leave the
"A ne United States was asked
o,aFrance and Germany. The
a AIca had been entered into by
4 Oss would BE- fought TO the
Il bnkruatcy Of the taxpayers Of
In: There would he u bounty
n Il the back of every taxpayer.
4iify must fail.
NnEeT Of Maine deprecated such
4 change 10 the policy OF the gov
n q was contemplated in his
Hsl. The policy which it was
4 Is overthrow mad been adopted
y Members of the government
been continued for G
Years without criticism
q 3 recently. To pass this
&A6e 70 discriminate urjustly
n hshlp-buildipg interest. SnoulC
+ sslsw ana should the Morrison
N e passed the only complete
&lnd product which would b'
nihe free list would be that (
fpped British vessel should be
70 register under our laws
m that hour the shlp-buildin:
i would he doomed ard the own
or shIp-ysrds and the man.
workmen employed b.
pull be irretrit vably driven int
fis slgeedy overerowded indus
Twas an appreciation of this fac
iidled 100000 laborers from on
8hetountry to the other to re
n against the passage Of such
NJ The bill should be entitle
70 close American shil
sai provide for th
'ttcH hereafter In BIRTHS
Whatever vessels may be needle
american merca ant marine. TIL
IN competing on the sea wit
tnlsio did not arise from Tie frs
|np vessel. A vessel built on tn
le but 10 or y per cent. cheapt
built in America, which, dlstrit
prime life of an iron ship, was
fOnslderation. Tne great diffe,
re- IN the cost of sailing the vel
Feslog entirely out of hight
|ild better food demanded @
Ea vessels. The iree-ship polio
|nyllslion rot only to buy foreie
lOuI also to sail under the BIRTHS
siler they wer- bough
4 policy would serve to G,
ny eommendable and lndispens
|'osle Instinct which led Amer
.OOk upon American built an
F.a ships as representing Il
le ambition, the wealth, Il
(, ! zoe prosperity and the cIyiiz
n United States, History demo
'ae isct that no ration W,
gouln aud retain q martin
Psst unless she built her ov
y rSly upon Great Britain (,
|,s's would BE- to destroy our TO
" ana our means Of naval d
ile eyes Of the country we
ne deienselcss condition of ol
eayY was but the offspril
ss,l merchant marine built
Y, s'alpEaIds. Navles rose OIL
~ The merchant maIil
gvacy which the United Stat
| 'g.lgN was to give very pc asib
I, arrangement to the estAblis
, sts1 ship-ynrds.
'-1aaan OF New Jersey oppos
he Old not believe the Spirit
7 \ would be fostered IL the Am,
M, s,aled over Epglish-built shiI
u. % Tor gentlemen Ct the oth
n, q = ipr BIN, give him an Anne,
\ N y with an American mast,
D,s american seamen, floating t
nj. over an American care
,,s Nv Vn the Republican side. ! Pen
~. ueeaie the committee 70:
Inss,y y ar Randall the sena
\, ~ ~ % me urgent deficiency b
~ OuSurred in and then the hou
u, Fly that mixed Tea
N Nv AZ the Fort Worth GroC
~ guarantee satisfactinn