The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-06


ister At Washington for bis contemptiols
doplicify IN introducing resolution OK
inquiry 70 tho legality OF the
trial O an Amsr1ean eitizsn condemned ana sxe-
cused By British Jury and q British COURT He
referred to Abram 5. Hewitt. b,mocrstic Mayor
Of The Democratic city OF New ork. IL Cieve-
land stood BY his letter OF sccettance and re-
fused rsnemination, no Democrats could better
rsscs the aims, the hopes. the nspifa tions Of the
Democrats Of the eountry than A s. Hewitt
Did not adopted citizens know that IL was the
Republican, and not the Democr. tic, party
which had exploded the British doctrine Of
"Oncs . subject, always . subjectP Had they
foreotfea that IL was . Republican Congress
that in 1868. sent forth its mandate 70 the ma
lions Of the earth that thereafter every
American citizen Of foreign birth could
roam over Gods footstool free from hindrance
and harm; that &C every step he Was Swallowed
By the stars and stripes, and that the only pro-
lection ne needed during the lifetime Of the
toni [Applaussl He mr. woodburnl would
- disappointed II tbs distinguished member
Rom Massachusetts, Mr. Collinsl. the ackpowl-
,dged representative Of his race. did not rise in
md dsnouncs the Mills bill. in view Of the fact
hat few yeas ago be was the president Of q
pational organization that over his signature
Issued msnifesto ordering its members to boy
soft every article of British manufacture. Zap
plauss and Isi.ehterl He addressed himself to
Mr.. Tarsney. OF Michigan, and reminded him that
Is Vas the destruction of the protective system
Of England hat had driven his ancestors TO
Miehi9an, and made IL possible for him TO be .
member Of the American Congress. His friend
was barred out OF the Golden Club because he
VS. neither . nobiaman nor manufacturer.
fLaughtsr.l Every time the Democratic dagger
American An, indl Try. The United States without
= rrotective tariff could compete with England
only by paying English wages II could COM
pete with China only by feeding its workmen on
nee and paying them 10 cents day.
r. Arr q Al
on labor The title should be amended so ~ 70
read. "a bill TO destroy American
Industry. degrade American labor, In
sosn,rs so o for osssr suroo,ss rApni.use
In eonclusion be said that his reading Of the
bistory Of this country compelled him 20 stand
by the American protective tariff system, which
vas stamped With the approval Of every leading
statesman Of the Nation. Applause.
A Mr.. woodburn concluded speaking Mr..
BEyos. Of New York, crossed the main aisle aud
excitedly denounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mr..
WoodhurDs illusions to A 8. Hewitt.
Mr.. Woodbury. have said nothing but what
I can prove.
II say it IL false. exclaimed Mr.. Bryce
THAT il what Democrat always does.' sug-
gested Mr.. Houk of Tennessee, amid laughter
Several Republicans stated that what Mr..
Woodburn had said WAS q matter of record and
. matter Of nosoriety.
Mr.. Bryce-But no one has the right to state
that Mr.. Hewitt ever did base or contemptible
action He never did
Mr.. Brumm, Of Pennsylvania, who was seated
within foot or two Of Mr.. Bryce. suddenly
plunged into the controversy, and shaking his
1ngsr in front Of Mr. Bryes's face, said: "Hew-
itt aekno wlsdRed it on the floor Of the House.
and apoloeized for it. / offered the resolution
20 investigate it. SO when you say that this
man referring TO Mr. Woodournl says an I'M
truth, you say what is false
In : moment the House vas In state Of
Gzsat confusion, and membep crowded around
80 nh uosgf 1x1A fhap
eostinusd an angry coaoquy which was not
hovever. intslligible
IA there il : power in this house to have
ordsr.s cried Mr.. Buchanan, Of New Jersey. II
3sn ,aSi order Lstshs gentlemen 60 ont into
s1k thia>the Senate of the United Statesl'
que1UpM Hopkins. Of Illinois. in informa-
6oo|1 geking tone. which set the House In roar,
ed which poured oil upon the troubled waters,
1or1n few moments Mr.. Bryce aud Mr.. Brumm
- seated together and talking amicably.
n. Moore, Of Texas, said that. II Congress :
waited TO produce poverty add wanr. I'd the
bnl, les IL increase the expensea.< & the people.
that labor demanded was that, - the man
q Industrial Aborsrs Of
free IL from the exao-
Pould compete with the
said that whom the
Dir. Woodburnl was
Apf the Golden Club,
. question: a. 70
nveo. was not
a. well Is Murat
had responded that
3 member Of that club
bsed. TO dscbre that Mr.:
sorrectiy qnoted. Waas
prominent Republiean in
Der Of the club.
At he had revised Iss OF
5obden Club. showing that
been admitted IN 1850. IL
Hugh MeCuIloch, former
tary OF the treasury. admitted
ley Matthews. admitted In 1879,
70 United States supreme Court,
Ply Garfield, no doubt Tor the rea-
Was member OF the Golden Ciuo;
he-He vas not appointed oy 6arned
1cAn cries Of Better get posted.
Bynum-l stand corrected In that here
A1eo the names OF Theodcse Roosevelt.
W. Field ana number OF others. wih
Bad them because the gentleman would de-
nee them - mugwumpA
1lr. Bnehanan-Most OF them ara
Mr. 6yuum-0arnelds name appears ~ the
publication OF 1871 IS being admitted In leos.
Mr.. bayne-He repudiated MS connecfon
With the club De said ne Was elected without
hte consent or knowledge lDerlsive laughter
On the Democratic side
Mr. Weber, OF New Iork-And hooseveit has
since rsssnssd