The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-20
DISCUSSION ENDED.
The Wills Bill Waiting .
Final Vote.
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ssr.sisw ne w~stsrs easss Mo-
nspesy srsn Omaha westward
Rns.es = sa~ ef the Fresia<asss
xes.fa<<s Emshasiesfiy Refused
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wxsussz-ax, sass p H-tso1ss6<rass5a -
.se ss.se bsia IA eosassSs7ss was ez.ssess ~
Gag. Proceedings IN the he&sr spesssd
fhis rzssnfnx wssh ziernsxkaa et ssse
nrerssnens eErrse sy NIsls os Texas. re-
Starring shr prxsenf rxze sf ssnsx en susaccn
rxfnss<sfe q xksr1nsss Charged thss tie
raosfsa zsts sy Mis- uss nus asssnssei ~
snx ssayssAs for the asssneseze fosaceu Ia
snssrr. Tnx amend saens was y.repnsea mot
heexss~ Of xax consideration fpr yizs IN
teesson. bat tpecazse the aFaRa&nczs wrp
f,esssssry 70 helr the Democratic party ~
carry sssaaeefssst
7he nmen1nsnf was TARA axreed to-
wish0ns &svtxsan-
On motion 81 sss;nosa of Ses York The
p-ssers raze Il tsrsy was restored On pive<
rss< bowls and ssaoxru srtsSss no. eshsrs
a,ss provided for.
sprsar1r Of ufsnoss fsen lefs the chasr--
b h<s Aeea the aetsns presiding asssee+
ssEriax she dss--Mnd addressed ts1e hossse.
he Sisted !.sr fas Information sf snesshrts
that g akg aud cirsr eseafrs ses<feHs bad
been cansawes In geaerzi debate. Isl
sfsxssekes laag.ag hcsa made. The debate
under the Hse-sasasEr rt.ie consumed ay
10 to-day - sszss, az 80 hnurs- The seha,e
would be fssf3eushrrxsl ss ftse tasfsf remark
asie which had ever ossesfrrxs1 tn safains
mrassry History. Il had awekenesj ss~iy
iassrsss. not eaiy In our osu ecsafvs. bar
Throughout the civilized world, snsi Aenes-
ierfss 81 loag Is CUR gove-nrneslf should en-
siare. IL would se knssya "a the great tariff
dsfase 81 is3e-
springer ssseske ef the benefits free waal
voaia hyins 70 the laborins RAN and bis
fsIsls sud 10 every bssEeh al insasrry,
% fise Nils hzll ard Prosnise Of the great
ihiags thzs wsssid f-e rorarsished uaser
sss tsaefc=nt influence
Diagiey OF Maine ridienlrf ss~.rsger's .
argument, sHa said pruIectien had ssvei-
oE,ed the ,go5l Industry. aud II net broken
pFeazsre sil the wool consumed Ia The
esuRfFY. lie then pr1eeedest fa general
way 10 tiersssa3ce the Nils bill
Bypmn os fasiiana and tia.iiuyer Of New
Hampshire spoke fssT and against she hsis.
BasfeTwoTtk ef Oslo sai1 tBat tss- biz
ss;iiatson with 'hcee sho represented the
raSf And growing inteTesss of the eonntFy.
Il wss un. pretended that This s1-eaiiegi
revision OF the taftH had bean made ex
capt troa the standpoint vf those who
fasofed a tariff for lakes Only. whieA .
another uaase for frssc trade ~ far from
St0fsss.ag the tnesssse Of The surplus. iaa
pofeaflcn would ~ Increased asldef The
operation If the Mills btu. In November
next the peupte .F11lG pass Judgment
upon the Position occupied by each side
oi the house.
ocrais at the beginning Of the tariff debate
with that which taey presented to-day.
when IL was about TO end. Ihrongnpus
the y hole debate not a single speech WAS
delivered on tie other side which did net
coHi4ln the principles OF fres trade a.
plainly as had ever been enaDel ased bs the
gentleman from New YORK tCoS3. who To-
day was perhaps the only nan On the
Other side that was rot afraid 20 express
his sentiments. There never had been an
opportunity when a Democrat could
mouth the terra tariff taxes" that he did
not PAT his tongue around il IN an alice
tionate fashion that did him good. fet 10
day the gentleman irafD Illinois lSpringerl
had ssammered out some idea that
he was little afraid u being
a iree trader himself. WAY were the gen
tieiaen 50 anxious 10 show that they were
nei 80 much In favor OF free tredeg Why
Ne=e detnehfncnfs seus out 10 New York tn
give rsassusaaee ia dolih;fflg b7eiAfens
Why was II that the chairman ef the com
fnitfes on ways and means. thai lofty aud
CONTAGIOUS citizen of Texas, who dared to
explain his views every y hsFr, had gene to
NeW Yurs and declared there need be no
fear u free trade for hiiaf Why bad he
swallowed words only four years nidg WAY
aas il that crowd of Democratic news
rarGrs were sndeayoFiHe 10 plain that
after all they sasant vas - per cent robbery
OF themselves Laughter y was berause
the gentlemen On the other aide had isegua
u hear from the people of the United States
Il was because they recognized the TACT
that she people were in favor - the Amer
icAu doctrine ei protection. thsi thes were
In favor Of having articles which tste poo
pie OF America Used made by American
wurkmeD. and from now until election
time the greatest effort of the gentlemen
declarations thor so boldly made, aaa 70
sll0W thai Cleveland himself was genuine
pFosee;iouiSt-
on motion OF Mills the bill was then
closed 70 discussion aDd consideration in
committee of the whole. and upon motion
WAS reported 10 the house With fayotnble
recommendation. amid hearty applause
from the Democrats.
lis further consideration was then post
poned un.li Ii 80 saturday morning
Dilbie Of south Carolina as q question
af privilege called w the AllensoYa public
bnilding and the presidents veto message.
The report Of the committee WAS read,
recommending that the bill be passed Dot.
withsiaHdiug The veto The hesise refused
to pass the bill over the ye,o-yeas III.
NAYS 81. not the necessary two-ihiris vote
IN the Affirmative.
The house thea took q rccsss I'll ! Q clock.
ARMY RlEis.
The only bin Of public Importance
passed by the houss this eyealng was one
providing that the army shall BE- paid
monthly whenever the SECRETARY al war
shaii sp direct. TIE previous question 4as
ordered OB tac I'LL retiring Gen wtn. Y.
c'haldy'l smith with the RANK II celencl I;
Ger. A f. smith with the rank of colonel,
ana Gen. W. ". Averii with the rank of
captain, and the bill providing aid 10 State
h5me- for support of disabled soldiers and
sailors. bat no fsuai action was taken