The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-03
TARIFF TALK.
The Oisomargarins Bili Made u PreteEl
For n Debate,

IN thu House again to-day and WAS made |
the ITateXt for inanguTRting sharp |
debate on thu tariff, Mr.. Kelley, of Penn
sylvania, leading of.
The spel ker Teanlrmed what he had |
said on the bill yesterday. He would |
not attempt TO save the iron Interests |
by playing the demap pOgue or by Rband- |
Onlng lha conviction by which he had
SUSTAINED the farmers OF Iowa and Wis /,
cOnsin when the entire sugar Interest
was here aaklng Congress 10 exclude
the swelt thing made from corn or a0rg |
hum when all the arguments made
against OleOmargarne to-day were made
againat corn sugar, and against the per
mission 10 grow and use sorghum, he
had stood barrier and he did not be-
ll(Ve that the gentleman from WlHcOn-
sin (Wr Pdcf) who had 30 sharply crit
lclaed him IN his absence, or the gentle
man from Iowa (Nr. Henderson, would
have supported the bill TO require every
pound Of glucose to 20 out In o stamp
cd package.
Mr., Henderson, Of Iowa, reafilTmed
every v ord spoken by him yesterday
He would not have spoken then In the
absence OF the gentleman from Pennsyl'
yania (Mr. Kelley hut for the fact that
he had no assurance that the QueRtiOn
would come up Rglln this session. He
had felt that he had right TO cTlticlae
the gentlemans speoch and no length
Of experience gayb any man q right 10
gag that righJ,
Mr. Kellry-By what parliamentary
law may speaker on this floor deal
with motive OF anOtheIp His argu
ments are subject 70 criticism, his mo,
tiyea are relations between himself aud
the Almighty.
Mr.. HendersOn-If the distinguished
gentl,mln II m Pennsylvania were TO
say, Henderson, love y0u,' while he
slapped me In the face with HIS hand, |
could not Judge his motive by his act
better than ly his fpeech. When u dis'
tlngulshed law maker on every occasion
lyhta very kind Of taxation on banks,
on whisky, on heer on matches, and on
ey ry form OF manufactured article, hut
ever Ia really with oil hla rover and
elcQuence 10 vote for another kind tf
taxation, which, like the dropping OF the
dew, may touch every home and every
part Of II, m y have the right TO Judge
his motives. The gentltml m assumes
here to speak for the people represent,
| thank him fer hla kind co operation,
but the farmers OF Iowa reject his prof.
fered aid They come here praying. al
m lst dem lndlnR, this legislation Which
mOdeally, but lirmly and feaTleaely, ]
am advocating on this floor, | Insist
that tariff Legislation Ia not the only
medium by which the rights OF the peo
ple can be lrOtecled and the Fast must
recognize that the great centera, West
aud South, muat be heard on this Il )Or
and jlstly treated, that In what | eald
yesterday, that Ia what l say now, and 0
thousand times emphasize II since
have the attentive ear OF my dlatin'
gulahed friend from Pennsylvania. LAP
planse
Mr.. Price defended the remarks which
no made last night and which were
criticised by Mr. Kelley. That gentle
man had stated hls opposition to adding
, 10 the revenue OF the Government, evil
IDENTIFY forgetting In hls study OF pro
: tectl0n the study OF finance. TO day
men were cr0wdlng the corridors ask
Ing the Government TO pay its honest
debte, and their petitions were denied
The average Congressman was too pro
foundly great TO stOop 70 tho plebeia1
duty Of pnylng his own debts. Laugh
ter II Congress paid the honest debts
Of lne GoyerDmentit would exhaust thC
surplus and the revenues received FOL
the mex decade,
Mr.. Blanchard, II Louisiana, regarded
the pending bill q remarkable measure
whose sole purpose was TO raise th
price Of dairy products,
: Mr.. Lawlpr, OF llllnois, real
! a protest against the bill from IN
Knights OF Labor OF Chicago. and oppos
ed the bill an taxing u cheap food pro
Que out II existence.
Q On motion Of Mr.. Brecko1Iid idge, o
4 Kentucky, an amendn ont was adopted
/ -. % 10 i3-to the section deAnlDg "but
ter" 10 ~ to exclude from that delni
lion the product OF milk or cream whel
additional c0lOring matter IL used.
Mr.. Brumm, OF Pennsylvania, led tn
discussion on again Into a tariff vein
declaring no was tired OF tho assertion
that Pennsylvania was begging for pro
teCtl0n for Pennsylvania alone, Penn
aylyania could stand free trade no vel
IN Iowa. and she asked no favor.
gentlemen would represent the countr
instead Of localities, there would be n
= reason for invldiOus remgrks,
Mr. Morrison, Of IllinOis, said the bill
came here under false preiensea, aud h
you'd therefore vote against II. II coul
only DO here because II was q revonu
h bill, but ita friends did not claim that
! was h re Tor tho purpose OF putin
y money In the Treasury, II was inslsto
thar IL was here TO prevent fraud, whe
Nh amendment was proposed To reduc
Tho tax from 10 10 2 cents, which w0ul
give MI 6eCurlIy against frau then
would DO seen what the h0nest purpos
Of the bill was When such q propOs
lion was offered, tho House wonld 10
whether gentlemen were telling IN
!, truth when they said that oil the
~ wanted waa that ole0margarlne sh0ul
u be sold for what II was. But he wiehe
y TO talk upon another subject II
' wanted 10 put the mind OF the gentl,
" man from Pennsylvania (Mr, Kelley Q
70 ease, since no seemed 10 bo dl9tur6e
lest the gentleman from Iowa (Mr. Hell
dorson) would vote ut some time agalnl
= protection. The gentleman need not |
alarmed no would eee the gentleme
from Iowa and Wisconsin dancing b
n. tween the tellers 10 continue oil q
ne abuses that resulted TO Iowa from u
or protective tariff, Laughter
,c Ton years ago the Republican mer
" bers from Iowa had walked between u
"a telers voting TO take the tax of aalt
v put II In their butter, and when In "
y weeks this question was presented tn
" would dance through the tellers to kel
" II on, Those gentlemen had been dl
- ciplined within ten years, and TN
knew what Pennsylvania requlrei NJ
when II waa proposed 10 take son
tax of the plank with which TO bul
n shelter for their cows, Tn