New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-15
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We Sena FinancC committee titditS NcNNtN inc
situation with regard the arii o-cay Wheh oaIed
WON 10 do 60 nv Mr. Vest The discussion the
,rsul: OF reply made ny the Missouri Senator to Mr.
Eoar's remarks of yesterday commenting upon CON
tributions made by prominent Democra'Sto the cam
paign fund of their party MY. hoar taAihS " Inc
World as his authority, had stated that W l. Scott
had given 100000 to the Democratic National Com
rittee.
Mr. Vest read in reply dispatch sent 70 him by
A. scott which SAYS: There Is not word cf truth
IN Mr. Hoars statement
Tho Little Missouri Giant might have rested con-
,o,. after this but he unable 10 withstand the
E.omntation Of again airing his views regarding The
-rysnnnc and more especially the editorial which al-
,o.red in IT'S columns time ago. and which AZ
,rhuted 70 Mr.. Cleveland the dual character OF I'T.
,okvIl and Mr.. Hyde. lie attempted TO show tha1
the Republican party guilty of the CHAMPIONSHIPS
charged BY The Tribune upon the President an" grew
,cetious over the letter said 10 have been sent 10y
Republican senator Nr Foster. advising that the
- fat be fried ont OF Pennsy ana manufacturers
Tie attempt OF man like Vest 20 faStcn the chars'-
teristcs Of Dr. Jekyn upon any one or anything would
be ludicrous If It were not so hppantly reckless
The Little Giant then suddenly landed into the
tariff question and the alleged delay of the Fnanc"
Committee in reporting bill. Theic iS reason To De-
neve that this part o. preconccivea plan. ha',
last night statement made by wcll-informed
Democrats that one Of their senators would spring
q resolution upon the Republicans which would com
rcl the latter 10 disclose their hard-"as they pu
It, II they had known that the Republicans Of the
Finance Committee only too anxious to explain
frlly. in an authoritative way their position. NJ.
Vest might have hcsitated before rushing I'm.
NO OZARK LANTERN" METHODS HERE.
As a matter Of fact the Republicans had no hand
70 DISCLOSE nor anything to conceal They have
for the last SIX weeks acted openly as they posS-
iblv could They have given hearings which 0e'c
open to everybody that cared TO attend them. What
more could any one want But for the last few
weeks Administration organs have been throwing ont
hints that no tariff bill 10 De reported. hat the
delay in reporting the bill due TO fear Of facing
the issue and that the hearings wece being given
for the simple purpose Of gaining time. They lost
sight altogether Of fact that the senate has not
had the bill under consideration as many weeks as
the House had months: that Mr. Mills and his con-
spirators failed in refusing TO hear interests arected
bv change in the tariff. 10 gather that intorma-
ton which IS absolutely necessary 10 an intelligent
revision Of the different schedules: and that never
before has a tariff revision been accomplished within
a single session of Congress.
Mr.. Sherman promptly replied 70 Mr. Vests nsnua-
tions He declared that the Committee Finance
would report a Republican tariF Dill. designed 10
proect and foster American industries. against the
free-trade Mills bil7 lie further stated that the bill
would be careful revision Of the tariff laws and of
the Internal Revenue laws IT would give 10 the
men engaged in the arts the Of alcohol untaVed.
and would sweep away the tobacco tax. giving that
great agricultural product fair and tree play M this
country but tho committee would take IFS time about
r. II the House wished 70 puong the session until the
tariff bill was reported It would have 70 wait until
the committee ready 20 report Mr. eherm2A
protested that when the Democrats had taken months
IN the preparation and passage of tariff bll 10 an
rot rest with them to charge the Republicans with
DELAY he asserted that the Republicans would not
be hurried in preparing bill; that tAey intended I'D
take all the time they deemed necessary II might as
MP ALLISON ryP1.A1Ns THE BILL
~" -. .-,
.-a,a...--a,, - -o,rss ~. said was NOT
s~ae-'.v- nan, 49,. D., 49,. s,t,,. 80 .i House
ue'AiHe- ~ q an ~ ~ .., t.,, ~ 5, zinc
10 pass me important spprOpl'd.'D" D'', 49,, ,, o.,
tut AOII'ocH S'" - ~, ,, 80.
Sppor'iIiF1 10 ueal WIZ ialrtr1i,on lad been in
vr.r rbrae vears mr. il had never moved until last
December; Wy Il go, -. va . rr,r,,, is,,rrlrs vas
ana Ias tr Az raf tb President call congress
spealer take moro than month before he announced
his committee thereby Was'ln Nailao.r ", W. - ana
Siter la Va ~ t i,,.o,ot ~ a raid upon The III
dmstries Of the country Did it not rrquir. five
months IN which 70 concoct lis hl4n.ou men 'i q ~
haA INC Se"a a., o i., 80 l, t1a con,,deration
~ 81 irnucrtant a question vet.
Mr.. Allison drew attention also 10 IN" it'I 'ht .
IN tnat une tne Coilli'i ,' 81 men IN
o..s ~ ~ rorcin. ~ la6orirx mon to foler.en.
IN trades and 10 trades unions TIE MILLS hll. hr
declared, contained proEis9nss-or i tb
, 80 av-,lair without d,sa-rrrnc lie also said
that in view Of the surplus being reduced to iNch'y
millions. there Vac DOT lAdi 'N!-t' IT, .3 ,r''r+i,
y ne , a. h yrcui H., ranor,ed that rorld reduce
Tie tariff at least -oOo)OtcO u was Impossible
for him TO say when thai Dill "onM come ~. r1,
a., Nl.J O 10 r-rriar.G -Saf ro.t hollow OF all
T,orocrafc prefrnccs namely that The MIL bin pro
vded for an average reduction OF oni or Il cen.
IL showed tt@' on 81 III, ,-, fo 1D- cont
rr"at Is,Irh az tbe expense 81 Mr. We. raj ed
,-i, NJ sherman ouofed fhst gentleman. letter tie
Vest Tub OF 81 Louis printed On Tho Tribune OF
A1-,st n In that icter Mr. Vest said in
attitude OF the President;
Nj Cleveland ~ MS m'9a'e i'f "".n s''-,
honor him has CHALLENGED 'ne projected ''"
country l" d N5H' u 'A'' H'''''