Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-11
NO BANKRUPTCY BILL
Likely to Be Passed by This Congress
No UnaniInity.

Special 20 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, March 10 1t ID not like
ly that this Congress will pass a bank
rupcy dill, said Mr.. OAte5, Of the House
Committee on Judiciary. Nearly every
MEMBER of the committee has a distinct
idea as TO What such measure should be
TO become q law, and although the commit
tee is composed of lswyeri, | presume the
whole House will show disposition more
or lees Of the same character. Fact is l
don't believe q majority want any sind Of
bankruptcy bill passed, srd | don't believe
the country does"
DO YOU think there is sny division be.
ween the North and South on The ques-
ion2
No replied Mr.. Oates, 1T is neither
sectional nor political, the opposition
Probably there are more for a bankrupt
law IN the east than west or south, but II
u doubtful you see it 10 very dlthcIIt
hing 10 frame q bill which would give an
-oluTe Justice 10 both creditor and otor
Il would be difficult TO do batter tban the
present assignment system. There are sIi
.orts of opinions to encounter about the
limits of time and amoun's, preferred mat
rers court practices, proofs 10 secure re-
lease etc. ,,. -
"Will the House get up the bills a. this
session which come from the majority and
minority of yopr commit,esY
II think 80 But il locks as though tie
Houas snd Senate would insist upon oilis
conflicting in many WAYS. There Is q
fear, as usual, Of professional bankrupts
FOREIGN TARIFFS.
Spscial to tie Register.
WAsuSoroS, March lO-The American
Consul st Cologne reports the German
Government as well sstis6ed with the tariH
lave, which are quite as stringent in come
resueots aS those OF the UOited s;atsr
Manufacturers pay sc Import duty OF ter
ner cent in Germany; articles of IuzuFJ
,sp 70 twenty per cent. raw materials are
free. Wool aud woolens. cotton and COZ
ron goods. pay stiff duty there snd IL 1t
-snoT,e1 tia, the manufacturing interests
., the Empire are reEiying under this la"
Consuls iu some of the eo9ntFies "ier'
,hs tariff rates are uniformly low EepogS,
! aanersl movement to incresse them. in'
SeaonIs ara being educated TO tbs oeneh =
of protection, the industries are tariVins At
nrooortiol to protection, ana a great ~
! d. Of immigration Is bsing experience,
nnmhsr of countries non ngiaoa
whsrs there is free trade ana business
Tns,e renorts came TO Rn sdmlnistrs
ron NOT in sym5athy With our present tsfll
avs and are made by nsE Who ore lSrEe
/, trse traders, 90 that toe inioFASi'o.
.bonId have weight The system OF pre-
,ac,;on 70 American indust-ieSls cons'aef
ed by forsigp !rborers as the oest IN ''
world.
NOTHING TO CONE or II.
SOsosal % lss Register.
WASHINGTON, March l0-It Is not oe
Esyed By the bulk Of men in both PsFtis
,h.. snv action the Senate may take
,bs souabbls with the President will haV
,bs eject Of relieving the strain OeSEee'
| he Republican members and the Admin'
| ,ra,;on viii continue in any svsnt slnc 1IS
Re arm stand taken by the fornsT. IN
I;sors,ion - of the question involved IS SIM
10 Cor the purpose of plaoiag tee matte
cIssrIy ~ and fully before the country
mo srspErr II TOWN.
Special 10 he Register.
w,spysrox, D. c, March ~
D., editor of the ln'slhgencer. was
,bs Csuitsi today to hear IN asoa's :
ne resolution reported froR the Judiciai
comnit,e with reference to the reasion
Goo p.a.;Ssut S.a aud Ssnsrs in regad 10 q
nn;,tmspts suS sad to visit his mother
aBlDY TO TURN II yer
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