Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
HOT WORDS
iu tho Hou-" ntll.u aud Hrumm, oi
Tnuu-yi,auiu, Got u straight.

iu tho House nty.U aud Brumn, OF
Pennsylvania, G"t u straight.
Wt.mNGroN, ID. C., May lG.-Th,
Honse early went into Committee o! tn,
Whole on the taiu bin and the day wa
taken zap by the debate" Among the
speakers against the hill was Mr.
DGl-u. OF Pennsylvania who at.
t,fap.,l tp r,iutr Mr.. Srott-
recent speech. Mr. pailel grew excited
AZ umc-. h. sand that Mr.. scott contra
,li,'ed hrm.rlt with respect to his figure
upon the earnings OF coal miners, lie
DlIlru sud he had been informed to-day
ny AN intelligent and honest miner that
n any such wages were paid they
were exceptional, that It they were
paid at all they were paid mt Scott
Haven, IA store orders upon the truck stores
kept IN violation Of the laws of Pennsyl'
wanna
MI scott III the gentlemen will 20 Ia
Scott Haven he will find D, 900 men there
who lrl-wrcSly receive in cash a dollar d
dty more than the gcntlemln's friends are
paid al the Carnegie steel works.
Turning tu DlIzrll he asked how many
men he had on his pay roll and to whom
he gave employment.
MIR DaIlell-'l am not a millionaire. ~
Mr. Srutt-"Iou had the opportunity
hut you dld not have the brains To get
thnrr Democratic applause
Ic asked whether Mr. Ddllell denied
that the total amount OF labor IA u ton oi
r,il. at the Eigr Thomson works eN,
retdcd $3.50.
Mr. DlIlrIl-"C Certainly
Mr.. Scott" Then say he states what
Is not true would state to my colleague
that ] mind his attack no more than !
would the bark oI Il dug IN the street.
will stand, continued Mr Scott, ION
NV record at home aud with my peo.
plr and IT ! have ever been ih"
oppress,r Of labor, Ii have ever elected
uan from his home, II ] have ever eudray
orei in nay hle though have been q large
employer OF labor to put one laboter IN
m. place of another, or to force one man
I'm the place of another, II | have ever
employed detective, either "a
pinkcrtnn detective or any other
kind O, detective to come and protect my
proprrty against the men who are wOrkmg
Tor me Ut who have worked for me, wi
rc.iga ny seat and leave this hall the la
II ls proved
Mn. Erumm Does not the gentleman
contribute 10 wards paying the coal aud
IRON police in the coal region
Nj. Scott -"No, sir, you made thai
charge ag5in>i me
And, 90 interrupted Mr. Erumm, II AN
so.ng to prove it
If will make you prove it, W cried Mr..
cott' yrhrmeu,ly, 81 AN going to call you
p..urc the bar of the House to make you
prove it,
And / will prove it" shouted MI
ErUmm.
1T il false, sir a. hell ITSELF retortco
Nr Scott. The gentleman ought to have
known what he wls doing | have moth
lng more to say. have been lden'lnr'
/ with the labor q. this country all my III,
| | have worked aud tO,led with theu and
| when / start out to rob anybody or to get
|anvbndy smOney, it will not be the money q
/ the wage worker OF this country. .Ap
ulluSc.I The committee then rose ana th'
/ House took "a rrr"sS until o'clock, th,
/ evening session to be for dcbste on the bill
/ There Is Il good deal Of consultation
among Republican members OF the Houst
upon the proposition made by Mr.. Mill
/ lgst week. Tint the House shall vote upon
the Mills hin audn-Ubstitute to be Offered
by the Republicans directly uPon th'
close OF the general debate TIN
week and without the consideration
| or the amendment. Up Il
| this point NO sort OF m agreement III"
been reached by the Republicans aud ther'
appears 20 he wide difference OF oplnio'
| upon this ruHsct
Nr Mills himself SAYS he has no trar on
/ that score.