Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-05-13
RifIieeh OspRreSS,
THR HOUSB.

WARRINGTON, May II The House
me, his morning st IL O'Clock. On mo
zion Ct Mr.. L,gaR Of L ,uisisHc, the blllwal
mssei extend re the limits Of the post o
New Orleans SO as TO include portion O
hs parish oi ] ferson.
o. motion Ct Mr.. R gers of Arkansas
hs Senate bill was passed granting the
r!ahtOi. Wsy through the IOcian Terri
,orY to the Fort Smith and E. Paso Riil-
way Company.
Toe House went into committee Of the
whole oa the tsrif bilsnd Mr.. Hsngher
OiWECoUsip, cFncluded his speech in op
position 10 the bill.
Mr.. Townsheld Of Tlinois, spoke in
support Of the bill. Toe issue, ae said,
WAS rot between projection
and free trade The only Issue
Kissed BY the bill was whether
Congress would reduce the high tariff
created during the war which wss wholly
Unnecessary LOW and produced distre IS
,DOTg the MASSES Of the people. The
bill did not go for enough. IL did not
" so far ss tle President dedicated il
should go, nor far as Seaator Sherman
htd DECLARED it might safely go, Yet Il
gave relief 10 an Cver-tsxed people and
would have his cordial support. Il was q
conservative and iu1lcIous Modification
q The tariff on fair bus hess basis.
PfOtecIionisLs should e thankful that
more radical measures had not been de
handed and Le. warned them shat IL
tbs fair and reasonable proposition WAS
hl;ctsd The people would send Repre-
AGisiyes here VINO would adopt more
hdeal measures. He denied the asser .
non that the DILL WAS 8 sectioDsl one,
Grated for the benedi Of the southern
hates, and declared that that opposition
Scnlo have no weight with the people
h.n twas intended TO benefit. He
Md Nj. K-liY Of PenEsylvsuia and Mr..
ia0has oil Maryland We're exercised for
.Sa Ine OIL put coal and iron upon the
ne lss. He de-ied that the bill did
this.
Mt Kelley said that the bill in round
,o0ai way, did put coal and iron on The
lts H't' Cod AMI iron ore we're crude
aIef'is In the wrought, and as such they
were on the free list
NJ IoWnsheEd admitted that the bin
tseSalVocsl on that point and it would
Wsmenoed, hut tv II the bill did not
rS'VOal On Inc free list, was that 4 crime
satn g'ntiemen VINO were smopg The
1vs' potent OF the R publican leaders
SS NV. that coal should 60 on the free
s. TINE when the rate of tsxs.ion
less then 1t IS to-day. Ia 1891,
S.seiA Gslield had voted to put coal
W, N on the free list, ard so had
, n''s' Frye, Hale and Dawes. The
r rs.g enpuciated in the Presidents
~, ,'s'se WAS the only political issue be-
eS ' ae country. The President stood on
n principles II the Democratic parry
M, leIe vas Democrat VINO was To-
s,. NJ % Disagree with the Democratic
eo,:. w luls Issue, ne commended to his
JgplSuon tie pstrioUc couree Of
q, :, upales, who was the presiding off
Nm Ne Senate when the Wslker tar q
r,,s sue 70 the Senate. The vote Ct his
n. laep, IS now, regarded protection
M sHoant importance to local inter-
n,, ", ne WAS not mere local politi
Ms. .Ahe Tor seat in Congress- He
atoasesmsn CT brosd views. When
Vas !. mat the voice of the majority
/. n - iaVor Of revision OF the tar G
lc, I,.aaeaoieredahis local prejud,ces ana
i, n,".u'lslaeratiols, and give ais vote to
nSs.iEy and his couatry. By his action
9, , Yccaslon ne set an example wor :.
hi, s,. .ta,on by all Americans SINH
NJ. S.nited to. d.y.
eaSDIN SIn OF New Jersey spcke against
ism, ne cn1ractenz:d IL as & sacri-
s,s,.,..u e industries Of the country to the
\, l PRESIDENT Cleveland.
&y,,anen VI Mississippi advocated is
gssn y and attacked the protective
l. Referring to remark made by
alu,s ~ Oh California, that the recent
O va, u William T. Coleman G
GNs attributable to the fsct
t trs n nils tariff bill put borax on
W, comh,, ne said that the hrm
a,ss tro u alton TO raise the prlce Of
H. M Da to "a cents a pound.
aiis .,4SW su gested thst before the
Sss h,S OIL eorsx was produced the
ssnd never been below q cents q
'ais,se Allen hoped that the Mills bill
~ I%eVery other trust ia the same
sssht ., asie could be 70 grsver charge
n.ss nst the measure than that let
q 1 Ia.' Soik go on.
se,Sd a,osek Of Nsw Jersey said that
aSaht deserved the agmiration Of |
~ an ian party for having taken
sgu IN mug Possibility Of = deceptive
u,h,n me manufacturing states oil
A,a For years the Democratic
yet No a.eelYed the people Of bis
70 Won a e9 " sfne status Ct that party.
s.ssis ~. Democratic political mana
sstads :, ups 10 insugurste diehok!.
>g;tsep.goI caa psign. The Pr. sideas
blur III proclaimed il was dishon-
Ds'a aot and cold en- the |