Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06

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fseo tts6o xbsanA thas tAs PsfiiA1en
tsfy is6epen1enee OF Ireland 80 &c
ttsesy vaiaeissa Ccuid toe adoeted
eitss-ns Of Irish bis:a knyvtreiy Snp-
poss foe the .e.xa eGIss Of pesssdens ci
The r1ssed Bsaass 0f7vss O3evsIand
s@ooe thsy vefe tnfoeDed b. ths L1o-
do eahas dtsUaAeAes hat shs ssfrlal
fsaA os she Qpbdes eisb 80 tnfsnded
. Q fU1nfcsd84eut foe hin - hia ee-
ferts b soassvl he Amesieas nsxhet.
AsA AanA them ovsf 70 HnsfA trsdess'
sAYAnD AND nasss arvrf1 pssoczcxD
ccah stsy ssili eiina y sas party sx
isfinG On empty oot atts1eetva eoeod
shas pointe1 With psiae 10 ~ rsine
uinissef, Thomas p. Bsyafd. md that
held out a. . seiAirR exsnpie Of iss
eona3eoee, paffsotisa end lioesalisy
% a. ex-osmbsf of The hoass vho
bsssly AcsloeiAsd 10 the British ninis-
tes q " Waahiuetoo Tor his ooase0psibse
daVlieisy u iutrudueinR reeclutiop Of
inquiry q 10 NE ieRaiify of the tEtal Of
AmeI3eau eit58ses condensed sd exe-
eoted b. 3 0fttsA 5nry and . 8flsieh
osorst He se{ssls6 = 4. q HsUses
= ~ ka1fI & ~ sDeDs.ssy
e - on Z ksU fssk. r. Osvelss1
s1Do0 b. hio Ieetes Of aeeEpeanee and
sefnoed The noGinAki4o No Demoorat
eeald better se0sct The aims. bcpss and
aspieatiors Of The Democrats cf the
ec0alry than A. b. Hewitt. DID NOS
the adopsed s:sissns knoU that n wAf
tie Rspnbliean end not The Dsmoefastc
party 0htsh had eap1ode3 the British
doots1ne ID. 'Onoe . snbjecs always .
pnh3soknn Had they forgotten q vss Q
8epobItoan copRress that tn le6B sent
forth ita Hardatee 70 the nations OF
the earth that thereafter every Amsri-
con eisxsu Of foreign birth could travel
sll over Gods foosssool free iron harm
and hindfanee, and be sure st every
slep thai be vas b. the stars and stripes.
and that the only psotecsson BE needed
during sAs lifesisas Of the Republisan
paytv vss h1a cestiacste OF nasusal'1t-
siosf (Appaaoes.D He woeld q
disappointed IL the distinguished
memhes from Masssch usetts tCollinsi
an acknoeied ~ sspsss.otattve Of hss
race. cid not rise 10 HE scat before tee
feymiussfon of this dekAse and decounee
the Mile bill In sie~ Of the fac; that 6
few years ago be Gas preeidens OF tbs
national oPesnlss stion that over biz s'R-
nature Issued msnises o ordering iss
members to bcSeott every article OF
British manufacture. tApplause anc
lscRhterl.
M. 7AHzNly u TiLKrD 70.
He then addressed himself to Mr..
TAaspey, of Michigan, and reminded
him that it vas desisu .tion to the pre-
sective system OF England that had
driveB bis ancestors 10 Michigan aud
made Il possible for him 70 be . mem-
hee Of the American congress. His
friend vas barred out Of the Golden
C,ub because be was neither a naeoo or
manufacturer. (LsuRhfer). Every
time the Democrssic dagger ran into
the fsYi6 schec ale IL struck down an
Amsricsu industry. Iks Unttsd States
without Q protective taFi6 oonld com-
pete With England only BY paying Eng
iish wages. II could compete with
Ooina only by FEEDING i.s ~orkmen
on rice and paying them ten cen:sa day.
(Applause).
Ihs Mtlls bill ~ Q direct assault a.
labors. Its title snould bs amended 50
40 TO read "a bill 20 destroy Am sricar
industry, degrade American labo-. Ia
sfoduss the sSeating system into tni-
ard for other purposes." ZAP.
plauss.) In cooclosion, he said THAI the
reading of the history Of this countsy
compelled him to stand BY the Ameri
can psotective tariff system. Whioo vas
stamp With approval BY every leading
statesman Of the nation. (Applause.)
Al Mr.. Woodburn concluded speak
Jog, MP. Bryce, Of Nsv York, CROSSED
he main aisle snd exeitsdly denounced
=. misrepresentation Nc. Woodbvrh's
20 Mr.. Hewitt.
Mr.. WoodbuHn-I have said ncthice
sut what oan prove.
II say 10 10 FALSE" exclaimed Mr..
Bryce,
"ThaS 10 vhnt Q Democsst always
Iioes." suggested Mr.. Houcke, Of Ten
Iiessee, which caused great laughter.
Several Republicans stated that What
Mr.. WoodeuTn had said vas . matter Of
ecord and matter Of noteFiety.
Ms. Brumu, Of Pennsylvania, WHO
vas seated within. foet or two Of Mr..
bryce, suddenly Jumped into the oop-
Iroversy, and shaking bis 6neer In
sont Of Mr.. Bryce's face, sasd: He
sili ackpovledRc on the door Of the
house and apologize fer this. offered
ne resolution TO investigate, - when
j on say that man trefefrinR to Wood
i.urn) says an untfuth you ssy what 10
zise."
In moment tie house was In state
q great confession, and the members
we're crowded around the Two gentle
lsen Who faced one another and con-
t,pued en- angry colloQuy which was
rot, however. iptellioibic.
'Is this the senase Of the United
States?" Qusried Mr.. Hopkips. which
set the house In roar and which pour
I'd oil upon the troubled vstess, for N
g fev moments Aesefs. bsyce and
ilrnmm we're seated together and talk
lag smioably.
Mr. Bynuu. Of Indiana. said that
when the gentleman from Nevada vas
. ssdipg the list OF members Of the Cob
cen club be had psopoundsd 70 him .
q ues;ion o. TO whether GaHoeld. when
he lived, was not Q member Of the Cob
q deu club, a. veil as Auras Halstead.
He had responded that no Kepobii-
can living vas member Of that club.
Mr.. Buchanan interrupted to declare
that Mr.. Woocburn had been incorrect.
iy Qoosed. What he had said was that
no prominent Rspoblican in public life
y as member Of the club.
Mr.. BFuums said he hsd . revised
list of tue menbers OF the Golden club,
saosiug Murst Hslssead had been sd-
asitied In Isss. IL also showed the
name OF Hush AeColiooh, formerly
RepuollcAn secsetars Of tbs treasury.
vss admitted In 1871 stanley Mat
t,ess v.s admitted in 1878, . member
os the United c,sses supreme
aart and appointed BY Prssi-
dent Garfield, no doubt. for reason
tia, he Vas 5 member OF the Golden
ciao.
mr. Byuum-"I stand csrrecsed 10
stas. Here afe are also she names OF
Taeocose Roosevelt aEd Csrcs W..
ktels aud a uambef Of others | viii
o. { read them because the gennflemaa
v.rla d-pooncc th. 40 muasumps."
Mr.. Bachsnan-Msstc OF them are.
Nf. Byuom-5afaeld' nsue appears
in toe publication of ISL 90 being I'D