The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-06
Whict Moves Mr.. Hopkins to Remark
This Is Not the United States Senate
Congressman Martins Plan for Distinguish,
Ing His Residence from Houses Of Similar
-Washington Kots6

Washington EotsG
TUE TARIFF DEBATE.
The Usual Monotony Rslieved---An EfEsctfv1
Speech and = Personal CclloQuy.
WAsHrSeroS, May 1.-The Speaker AM
nouncsd the appointment Of Mr. Seymour, Of
Michigan. rs . member Of the committee o.
clsims in place Of Mr. ChesSls, If Indisra, ~
signed.
On motion Of Mr.. Hour. Of Tennessee. bin
was passed authorizing the construction Of 2
bridge across the Tennessee river. at Knoxville
Tennessee
The House then went into committee Of ta<
whole mr. Springer Ia the chair on the tari9.
bill
Mr.. Wheeler. OF Alabama concluded hin
speech. begun yesterday, with IN eloquent tzib<
ute 10 the grandeur and freedom Of the Amsrt
can Republic.
Mr.. Bland. Of Miasours, referring 10 Mr.. Bus
rows's speech, in which that gentleman spoke -
the Mills bill Is bsntling without aeknovl}
edged parentase. criticised the gentlemen on thQ
other side for not having virilisy and manhood
enough to present bantline Of any ehsr.sssrz
he bitterly opposed the protective sysfsD. de(
MED that il Was the cause Of the PROCESS %
the country, and inveiehed against the pools
and trusts. which he denounced a. evils directly
traceable TO high tariff. As GA illustration g
the love of Republicans for prossetion, he sai4
that II food and rainmsut should b showereG
down from the sky. the eertlemsn on the oshs1
side would fall down on tLsr knees and pray to
their heavenly Father for protection against The
| pauper labor Of heaven.
Mr. Woodburn. Of Nevada, controvsrtsd tho
claim of the Democrats that their party Vas the
friend Of the lsbering man: and he c,tsd tho
fact that the Democrats had inaseuratsd thsiu
entry into power by cutting dswn the sslariee q
government employees; that their Secretary 81
the Treasury had reduced the pay Of the labors'
ers lat the San Francisco custou-heuss. and thx
Secretary Of ths Navy had seen nt 20 pare down
the wages Of tho hod-csrrisrs 1t The Msrs-islan0
maynard. he Proceeded 70 make speech bis>
terly denuneiatory Of the policy which he said1
was outlined by the Nils biI Of surrsndsrinn|
American markets and. American lahor to The
| free-traders of Great Britain. Aurnine his ~
| tention to the Golden Club Ar. Vopdbutn sai6
| that il was an association Of BfitisH 1nuu1nc>@
urers for the svowsd purpose Of dsstroyne thd
protecti vs-tsrin system OF America 70 fao2itnsa3
the sale Of British goods In American ndrko>1-{
I 3e> had established asenciss In New Yen 40
Chieak6,sscS the distribution Of British Se<1nlo
doeuments in the political ssnvsss q t1l1S ~
names Of dukes and
peers. counts and p1
q list OF members
| l, 1883; and on ID
sas the motto OF
viii among natl
Queen" He pro-
bers, and caused d
ing the names Of
between ehose Of card
| quaiihcatson OF inembs
applicant for sdmlssiod
ufacturer or noblemat
bers he found the name}
Vance. William Endeote
q cabinet officer Of this R<
In 1877 This ought to crS
IL common fumor reported
mitted no Visitor to escape
upon him an esssy on the
AngIo-Saxon ancestry And the
| of bis purisanical blood Thom1
was on the roll Of American no
Gently, when Mr.. Chsmberlaip. Ia
England, mentioned she name
ard, the cheers Of the multtude
| the voice OF the orator. from ul1 M. d
Acts and uttsrances 3 stranger unsequ
with orr forms of government would b
fed In concludine that be Vas acting IN The
| eapaoitv Of American Secretary Of State
British envoy extraordinary. William r Morn
| sou Wa 4 member of the club. Was Il 3 voo6oI
| that he vas coutipually tinkerine It the taSt4
| revision 10 the interest OF Great Br1tain. thet
rssulted alvays In starnation OF Business that
snrendsred strikes, beeot violsnos ana deprived
| him of seat in Concross1 Lass, but not looo1
,ou the Golden Club roll OF msmborship We I'd
able and impartial psrIiausnsariss who -
sessed the slmest God-liks power OF shaping ~
| lsc;sl.t,on ~ iris countrv-ths present SpcokoU
of this House-Johu Gr1fnn Carlials. Who -
snrns,stivsiv : vnnnv mernber having besnl
sleetss IN asa Tisss were few Of the asneD'
| Of the members who had combinsd 70 eonque<'
"a srnS.. aus,;esr srsrev ara eatnrv:isa.
T a4. .boss ,,s =. ,hs R-,sisS co,dso CfuS
| iits snnlss AZ Fold In picfures Of oliver. =
IA A. p.nn. 80 ;r.,,;.sI -h.shs, ~ (yer4ol&
h.d ,os b.en : ,nsnSrr Of sSs club
n, WoodhuyS, ren,i~Is IA Si.7,xeaxfva
n. pvrr-Ts - W.r~t HaIsseaA. n
s.,n. .a aSs.n.tor shsvm.n1 ~smber Or it3
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