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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

THE disastrous floods along the Upper
Mississippi river and its tributaries CON
unue.
SURGEON GENERAL HAMILTON says that
yellow fever existed az Plant City and
Tampa, Florida, as late as April "a.
ApuupGNG occupied by several stores
and shops WAS destroyed in Bedfor I've
nut, Brooklyn, sunday; total loss, $50,
600.
Two MEN we're killed and five Others
probably fatally injured by the blowing
up of n powder house at the Colby mine
in Michigan
Tm Kenosha (Wis) Flaxmin Com.
pauy's mill and warehouses, IncluoIug
25,O00 bushels of barley owned by w. IL.
Pettitt d Co, we're burned Tuesday night.
A rRusaEr in the Red river, in Aiken
sas, has overlooked the couis uuus coun
try TO width of thirty miles.
A CYCLONE passed over northern Ohio
very recently Considerable damage
was done to farm buildings, fences aud
orchards, but no loss OF lite Is reported
Tur Wholesale commission house of
William 4. Coleman a Co, at San Fran
cisco, nave MADE an ass'8hu'g ,u.. = . ne
asseSJS are placed az ps'"eeu l'"' "Nu
tolr ana d hAit inl'i'ou eolIa'7' ,..,.-.. &c
FIRE IN me 9a''ei ana Va7o iAo,",! ~
LON sara d A!Fes' Oh, 9"ooI'' !',aNu
between staten l-ltuu anu ana New '.I7'a'
caused loss OF S'"UVU' ,, "t ~, l'.''.i'p
board Lumber Company lost 100000
Mucu destruction and damage was done
to turm and other property ia portions
Of Northern Oalo, "Wednesday afternoon
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

DUNNO terrible hailstorm in India
recently, chunks of ice fell weighing two
pounds, crushing many houses and XIII
ing and injuring many people.
DISEASE similar in type to cholera has
become epidemic in Madrid. It is said to
have been caused by extreme heat and the
drinking of impure milk.
BOULANGEG's boom has al least nut
money in his pocket. The manuscript Of
his book on the German invasion has been
sold to publishing house for $4,000.
AMONG lot of revolutionary pamphlets
seized by the Berlin police, were found
copies OF the last speeches. and sensation
al utterauces of the anarchists who were
hanged at Chicago.
ADvIcEs from Berber say that the rebels
in the Beningnid district have defeated.
after severe lighting, the forces of the
Pasha of Mequinez. The Pasha was
among the killed.
THE tenants of the Scott and other
estates in the parish OF Kildysart. County
Clare, have adopted the plan of campaign.
N0onlighters have raided four farms in
the same parish because the occupants
had paid Their rents. They DESTROYED
property and injured the tenants
Ar meeting convened by the Lord
Mayor of Dublin, resolutions we're adopt
ed assuring the pope of unalterable at
tachment tc him in his spiritual capacity
but firmly and respectfully refusing 10
recognize his right TO interfere in Irish
politics.
TIE farmers of southern Russia employ
the Stepanoff primary battery to produce
electric light 10 assist them in threshiug
their grain. Thus they are unable TO
keep the threshing machines going night
and day.
JcsEPH CHAMBERLArN has publicly an
nounced, in London, his engagement to
Miss Eudicott, daughter of the secretary
Of war, and Mrs. Endicott who last week
dsnied the engagement, now positively
refuses to say anything more about IL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
THE LATEST TELEGRAMS.
GENERAL NOTES

r. II. sToDDARD, the poet, in carly life
was blacksmith.
The Missouri Supreme Court has de.
cided that the selling of intoxicants IN
the city OF st. Louis on Sundays is illegal.
Gov SeNEFoRD, OF Alaska, reports
gross abuses on the natives at the hands
Of the Alaska Seal and Fur com pany.
TIE FIRE in the Calumet and Heca
mines has been extiuguished and the
shaft opened up.
By decision Of the Illinois Supreme
Court the city OF East St. Louis will be
compelled TO levy a tax 10 pay its entire
bonded Indebtedness, amounting to near
~ a million dollars.
GoyEENoE HmL has vetoed the High
License bill recently passed by the New
York legislature. The bill is similar to
the Illinois Law.
PLYMoUTH CHURCH, Brooklyn, has ap-
pointed Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott it's per
manent pastor as successor of the late
Henry Ward Beecher.
THE republicans of Washington terri
tory have elected delegates TO the Chicago
convention. A resolution mplimenting
Blaine was refused adoption.
The heaviest locomotive in the world
belongs TO the Canadian Pacific railroad.
Weight, 100000 pounds.
The prohibition party of Georgia has
resolved to cOndne its political work TO
the election OF members Of the Legisia.
toro.
DuHING this year Carl Schurz will be
80, Blame, So; Professor Haeckle, 81;
Mark Twain, OBJ; Il. B. Aldrich, 50; Grover
Cleveland, 81; Bret Harte, 40; Thomas
Most, As; the Prince Of Wales, A.; and
Adelina Pa.ti, Is.
A BROKEN telegraph wire caused a col
lision between a freight and passenger
train on the Jacksonville B. Southern rail
road, near Sorrento, Mo, Thursday, result
ing in the killing OF two men and the in
jurlng of many more.
In addition to the regular army of the
United States, which consists of $4,000
enlisted men and some 1000 officers the
country has al organized militia force of
80 497 men, of whom 1896 are commits
stoned officers.
ALDEN }. RIErHERN has sold his inter
est in the Minneapolis Tribune 80 VIM. ".
HASKELL the present managing editor and
has bought out Haskeli's interest in the
Evening journal. Haskell will become
sole owner of the Tribune.
The officers and crew of the steamer
Eureka, which was run down in a collision
with British steamer on Sunday, off the
Virginia coast have arrived at Phiiadel-
phia, having escaped from the wreck il
boats and were picked up at sea by a
brig.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
CRIME

j. B. PALMER, stock brokerof Boston,
was arrested Sunday for embezziing
$1,000 worth of stocks. He was bailed
out in 100000 bond. He has nc assets.
His Liabilities are $4,000
GENERAL JAMES w. EwING, Disbursing
Clerk IN the Department of Justice at
Washington, has been found short in his
accounts to the extent Of IS ,0OO or $4,000.
lie is from West Virginia.
THE decision OF the lower court 10 the
cases of the Cook county booders, has
been affirmed and the defendants will
have to serve out their sentences.
JAMES j. SMITH, Of st. Paul, Mum, has
disappeared, ID is alleged, owing the Cru
sa lers' Society 5000 aud Bishop Ireland
and Father McGoldrick $4,000 Smith
had always been regarded as an ex m
plary man.
WmLnANrIo Conn Cashier Henry f.
Royce, OF the Wi,nman6c Savings ia
stitution, has just been arrested for aileg-
ed fglsIheauon of receipts. Royco'-
alleged pecuIations amount to about
S35,U00.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
IN GENERA
The NEGROES Becoming Ugly.


A negro who was mortally wounded III
the ri0J at Sandy Ridge, Lowndes Comfy,
Ala, last Thursday and has since died
revealed the entire plot, making state
ment under oath in the presence of four
witness. The negroes, be said, appoint
"a Friday night as the tune for the mas
sacre of the whites, Meetings we're held
AID money raised to buy ammunition to
kill the whites if they tried 10 arrest the
negroes. Bob Robinson end Neal Mau-
gurn were the leaders Of the lodge of
which il is claimed there are societies
throughout the United States, formed as
they say, to avenge their fallen ones and
protect their color in the future, and
they threatened negroes who did not take
part IN the proposed massacre with death.
This statement Of Emeraon Shepherds
was made 20 revenge himself on the men
Sho had forced hIl into the trouble.
Forty-eight of The negroes engaged IN
riot have been arrested and the Sheriff S
posse and States trOope seem to have
pat en- end to the trouble for the present,
but another outbreak is expected sooner
or later.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
Notice to France.

WAsHNGToN.-- Concerning the enforced
military duty required by France of nat
uralized American citizens, Secretary
Bayard has instructed Minister McLaue
to inform NJ. Flourens that TIE govern
mept % the United States holds that the
decree Of naturalization grated by it to a
French citizen is not open to impench-
meut by the French government, either
IA its executive or it5 Judicial branch, and
that if IL Is alleged TO have been improvi.
IDENTIFY issued the remedy is by applica-
ton to the department of state.
You Will further says" writes the score
tary, "that if the subsection to forced
military services of the citizens whose
cases you report is based upon an assump-
ton that they are not citizens of tire
United States, tnis department asks for
THEN immediate release for proper com
peusation for tho losses they have receiv.
ed by such detention. Il cannot be ad-
mitted that American citizeps not charg-
ed with any crime should be detained IN
der arrest for even a single day after
their proofs of citizenship have been pre-
sented. In case like this the United
Stetes can never admit the propriety of
submitting to the ordinary delays of ia
dtcial action
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

While there can be no doubt that is
this age railroads are essential to the de-
,elopment of any country, the wisdom of
The policy which has been adopted in
mary localities may be seriously doubted.
The United States government has been
entirely too liberal in that regard, and
many of the states nave seriously ORIG
Piled themselves. In the south especially
the evils OF lavish legislation in favor of
railroads have for a long time been but
too plainly apparent But the Argentine
Republic, where a railroad furore at pres
emit exists, has learned nothing from our
experience. The government has made val
liable concessions ana unusual guarantees
81 seventeen lines, with total mileage of
something more than 1000 miles, and
whose total cost will be, including rolling
stock, about $285,OCo0O0. Oae Of these
lines ends in Patagonia, aud it is not sur
prisiug to learn that very considerable
system of railroad is coutem plated for
that country, in view Of the information
that 10000 square miles of land have been
donated to the company which has under
taken the work. The line 40 which this
donation ia made will be $50 miles long.
Two great transcontnental lines are to be
built at once, in soito Of the patent fact
that they will NOT for years be able 10 earn
more than third and, In a few cases,
one-ha!f of the guaranteed interest, and
it is estimated that the government will
long have to make good about 100000
per aunum from the national treasury.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
WASHING

In is consider d certain that congress
viii not adjourn before the middle OF
Augnst.
CoNaEEssMAN Forney thinks that not
more than ten democrats vii vote with
Randall ON the tariff bill Randall claims
twenty votes.
CoNGBEssMEN find the races more inter
cstng than the loag tariff speeches ana
tho consequence is the seats in the
lower house are quite generally de-
serted.
SENATOR VOORHEES,, of Indiana, has
apoogIzed TO the Senate for the unseem
~ exhibition he made of himself during
the recent debate With Senator ingalls,,
of Kansas.
POSTMASTER GENERAL DIcEENsoN has
written letter to 7. L. Nash, genera
superintendent Of the railway mail ser
vice, accepting with the utmost regret his
resignation.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and Senator In
gals are related. Mr.. Cleyeland's grand
mother was a Mehitable Irgalls, who was
first cousin 20 Rufus Ingalls,, the father of
the senator.
ST.. HELENA, Cal.-John Wright, who
shot and Killed young man named Budd
Van, in this town about two weeks Ego,
was taken from jail by mob of mask ed
men recently, aud hanged to bridge at
,le end of q street.
TuE PRESIDENT has sent the following
non nations 10 he senate Robert
b. Roosevelt of New York, to be min
lister resident Of the United States 20
the Netherlands; and Lawson Y, Moore
of Texas, to be U. S. cotsul az Lyou~,
France.
THE house committee on approPria.
tious has resolved to report the bill APP
propriating thrse and half million dol
lars to meet the deficiency in the aPpro-
priation for the payment of army PEN
sions during the remainder Of the fiscal
year.
WASHINGTON 1t is understood taat
General James ". Ewing, disbursIag
clerk of the department of justice bias
been found short in his account TO the
extent of S. ,OOO to 5000. General Ewing
was : union soldier Of good record and Is
one of the best known men in the city.
lie was appointed from West Virginia,
and has held his present office for many
lears.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
an ALARNINT DISPATCH.

ENGLAND stirred L. OvDr Russians Alleged
Attitude IN Central Asia.
LoNooN.-The Telegraph on Wednes-
day had an alarmi-t Vienna dispatch say
ing il is definitely known that Russia in
tends an immediate big movement in
central Asia with view of forcing Eng
land TO withdraw her support from the
triple alliance. The dispatch that gave
the warning without reservation goes iuf
Their and says the plan OF Prussia Is to ab.
SORT 2 rsia at a gulp. The two most m
portant men in the English foreign ofii'e
say absolutely that there is no foundation
for the report so Tar as they have heard.
It is true that Russia does not like Sir
Henry Drummond Wolf who is the new
Euglsh ministe- TO Persia, because Sir
Henry had scarcely got beyond Tiiis on
his way to Teheran.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

The English Heir Apparent Said to Contem
plate q Transatlantic Trip.
There is a rumor about London, which
must be broken very gently to society
folk in America, as It is certain to pro
duce on them the greatest possible effect
The Prince of Wales is reported to
actually contemplate visit to America
next year in company with the Duke Of
Sutherland. If he does IT is to be hoped
American ladies will do all they can tor
him. He has already treated them very
kindly over here. Ia order TO gain in ad.
vance friendly feelings OF the stricter
element in society il may DO well to
to state that the Prince is very particu
lar abon; going to church regularly, and
demands that all his guests Mt Sanrigham
shall attend IL O'CLOCK service in the little
church of which he is a patron saint
Billiards and bowling are almost always
resOrted to afterwards as an antidote to
the fatigue of religious devotion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
HEATHER METHODS.

New York Kisses in Their Teens Arrested
While Going lato Chinese Deus.
Two pretty young girls were seen
going into a Chinese laundry on West
Broadway, Now York, by Policeman
Harges, who had heard complaints from
the neighbors. The officer followed the
girls, but they ran into another laundry.
The policeman continued the chase and
arrested the girls. They gave their
names as Mary Sexton, aged Is, and
Annie Eagan, of Jersey City. They were
taken TO the Tombs police court, where
they said they had come to New York to
have a little fun. "The Cinnamon asked
Us to hit the pipe" said one of the girls,
land We were just trying a smoke when
the policeman came after us The girls
were TUNED over to the Children 4
society.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
A Dream Of the Past.

| wandered to the country, Tom; l sat
beside the brook; | tried TO catch the
trout with line and baited hook. The
banks were just as muddy, and the cur
rent lust rs slow as in the days [ used 10
fish, some twenty years ago, No people
now we're with me, Tom; l squatted there
alone aud tried TO yank out massive fish,
where there, alas, were none. Mosquitoes
bi, me just as hare and chanted just as
low as when they used TO bore their wells,
some twenty years ago. And while /
tried 60 swipe them once, and break their
dreary song, the bank rolled down into
the creek and carried me along. The
water was as moist my friend, the mud
as deep below, as when l rolled into the
creek some twenty years ago. The line
got wound around my limbs, the hook
stuck In nay eye, the pole twlrled round
the same old way and hit me on the fly;
/ reeled of curses quantity then, snd
uaught could stop their tow-I cursed as
loudly and as long as twenty years ago.
And wh,n I started through the woods to
reach my humble home my eyes were full
of ST years leaves my ears were full of
foam; snake sat mp and bit me. Tom,
iust as that snake, yea know, that left ITS
trade mark ON my leg some twenty years
age. And then 20 the me-ke. vent as
you. Of course, viii guess, aud having
captured ns'er d-h, / had 70 buy q mess;
ana then those witaered scrubs I bought
10 my wife AHA show. and told he same
Ola fairy tale OF twenty Gears ego.
All eastern railroads 10 the trunk hne
pool. began cutting ia as Thursday. Ih4
dr-t reelection was IN lire sack rates
from Chicago 70 New YORK, from IS to
u cons per hundred pounds
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
BIG RAILROAD SCHEME.

Canadian Pacific Capitalists To Build "a Mon
,tcr Railroad system in Brazil
OTTAWA, Canada.-A syndicate consist
ing largely os Canadian Pacific capita
Iiste. headed by j. s. Abbott, member
OF the dominion ministry, and command
ing British capital to the extent OF Fl0o,
0lO.O0O has been formed 70 undertake q
railway work in Brazil. The terms otter
ed by the emperor are considered highly
attractive Two survey ors employed hy
tine Canadian Pacific road have alreaiy
gone 10 Brazl To make the surerhnia
SURVEYS. The proposed road will connect
the headq quarters of the Amazon with
those uf the Para.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
The Roots of Corn
r.A...nnnI.s NaM.-

Some weeks ago a corresPoD15 g.
the News asked a little intorma.'Ou
length of the roots of some OF W.
mesticated plants. The answer W.
in accordance with the ordina'! !.
ment in such cases, but the oau 1.a
reporter happened Cuce, lnir'5
ago, TO hear Prof. j, j. dsPsS
particular point, and what ne s'' enc.
ia ~ interest 10 others than the e- 3.
ers in question. In 1880 or 100.
Mares delivered the sdJre''s' r.,
County Fair. and one of hl' 'a,.
the best method OF cultiyahu2 ~ N
Ubeat. He said the usual -'!is ' +.
inc forced the roots TO the gram
run of on a level instead Oh sr,ti1-
ward, and the effect was Ihe eA-e. +
the soil aud an ineffective pau h.
g-sin ri illustrate his point
sb5t'be had opce-probabiy '5r ,-
fore-planted TWO other gr''ls
a little hillock of "made sI'-- e.ss-
soii that would allow the peue 49,
roots 10 the very bottom ~
staIks had attained their full sag,
II. he took a garden hose 'A' III,
stream washed away all 'ns .-.s.
little artificial mound. p 10. p
iaastm.pute flameu. OF q roo. r.
sa-va5 in tai, case, and he s'lo .
extreme length Of the 'oo1 sU 81
ont tine longest hiameut .a.
IittfA over & feet. OrdinThi Fl
. +. corn n stals i, not over q foot
Naoe. showed that with 2 VS.
a roo, nearly as long a. i.s''.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
TUESDAY. May :.

Senate Ia the senate to day, AZ the
conclusion Of the morning business,
senator Voorhees, arose, and after stating
that he had been ID Cor almost wsek,
said Referfing to a disenssou ia which
participated last week, | desire 70 say
10 the Senate that however severe the
proyocation which Vas given, yet | raads
nse OF language AT that time contrary e
the rules OF this body -parliam ntary
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
CONGRESSIONAL
sArraDAY May 5.

Houss.--The house this morning went
i1to committee of the whole
springer "a the chair on the tariff pill
Mr. Bland, of Missouri, opposed the
protective system. de denied that It
wss the cause OF the progress of the
country, aud inveighed against the pools
and trusts, which he denounced as evils
directly -raceabla 10 high tariff After a
general debate in which a number Of
members iu6uiged the committee rose
and the house adjourned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

THE Park National bank OF New York
mad an assistant cashier who lived at the
rate Of $4,000 a gear on $500 salary.
The Park National Bank ia now minus its
assistant cashier and, what is more i'm
portant 70 its stockholders, it Is minus
$4,000 Of the cash that should be in its
vaults, if It's cash and it's books agree.
OF course there is nothing strange about
the disappearance of cashier and money
in this case, as cashier cannot be ex-
pected to live at the rate or $4,000 q
year beyond his Legitimate income with
ont leaving a deficit somewhere, and as
the banks vaults were accessible to him
it was natural that the deficit should be
where the money was the easiest OF access.
The strange thing about the case is that
the directors did nos find ont that the
stealing was going on for ten years, and
would not have found it out then but for
the fact tnat the cashier got tired stealing
and resigned. The trustfulness of some
bank directors approaches the sublime.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has twenty
seven carriages for her OWL use.

IN one aspect of the case Prince Bis
marck's declination of dukedom because
he cannot afford the expense necessary
to maintain tho dignity, looks like very
noble proceeding. But if one locks at it
az an in imat,on that the offers should be
accompanied with the where Eithal to
maintain the new position, the decliua-
ton comes crafty rather than noble. The
Prince, fortunately does Hot need any
better title than he has so far AZ his pow
er in German affairs is concerned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

Asaiss watch msputa''l'.,s
ir9-nr.6 1 rstca for tie '1 LEA
g ,nss Of which = the hours aFs ia'
tpelve prof citing peg
sinks every hour. sd 3
John Dillon wa vta0g
months imPrisouhsl
labor ii Ireland'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-05-17

Tnlss and usage, and the a.o.
Senate l regret HAVING 'tuui Of
language, and tender a Used d
TO the Senate Ct the Upi,sg5p spoO5
gong so. My high rs.p.c 9's.s'
dignity OF this body, Of wbje l'i : io'
long been member. As vsI an ! a,7s
respect, induces me to maj, t q, ny
ment." The Senate then Ia a.es Z 'al' 'ist
routine business. proceeded vi
Hoase-Mr. Bryce, of Nsrv
10 a question Of privilege, =. "a
language used 10y Mr.. Eaas 'sa-
Nevada, in reference to eT.Ga-o.r I,
Hewitt having apologized N n, s',,'r
Minister for Offering ress.r. 1
inquiry as to the caseof C'Dor,g
sentence of death in Great p.'...' ca
Bryce then read long sta,.r --.,.-'
Abram S. Hewitt, giving a 49,, So. n
matter The House then vap, /; "
mit'ee OF the whole on the taaf
WEDNESDAY, May o.
Senate.-Th: soma resumed ,,.
ton of the railroad lad fr,s.. ,--'
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, moved "a .-
second section providing tbst
not apply TO any lands in I9as -, '-o
any person in good faith mad
asserted q right to make pre er.,:
homestead settlement. The sr
was agreed to. Tho bin was tbs ,.-V4
without division. The Senate t,
sumed considerat on Of the lr,s,r.-
copyright oil. After a debs,. .a. \
was passed: yeas So; nayes 10. T,".
to go into effect july lst 1s.5
motion OF Mr. Spoouer. tie Iii
establishing of life saving ,ts..',
the harbor of kow6ukee, Wis. uss ,.-
The animal iudu ;try bin went oyl. ~
to morrow. Sen. Cali move 10 ,.,,'
CT the vote passing the land f,.t.'
bill 80 that he might offer an amsr5-'
referring to lands in Florida A..
argument and without action ~ ....
adjourned leaving the land forfg..r,s
10 come up again TO morrow on mus,
to reconsider.
HcUse.-Tbe bill authorizing ,bss-s,
tive departments of the goyernn-r.
participate in the centennial e1oo.i-,
of the Ohio Valley Central State. L
held in Cincinnati from June TO Oro
1888, was passed, after being an.3l
1t appropriate $4,000. The ooB,.,.J
report was adopted granting to ihs /
of Grand Forks, Oak, authority 10 bg
two free bridges across the Red -y
The house then went in'o committee
the whole (Sprlnger, Of Illinois ID
chair on the tariff till. Mr.. Mofgr
California, concluded his speech IN Z
position 10 the bill, addressing bin.
more specially to the free mnl
clause of the measure. Mr.. Hooker.
Mississippi, spoke in favor of Gre b
Mr.. Houk, % Tennessee, followed With
speech against it. Mr.. Wise, Of yrgr
also favored the bill. Mr.. Kennedy
Ohio, denounced the democrats ps.y
one OF free trade.