Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-29
De esntlenen from PennEHlr,ni. lKelly }

the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Eelly) |
represented minority, snd wAei the
convention at Chicago was l,sbed and
scourgad 10 tske s position for free
whisky no ore sooner taan the gentleman i
from Pennsylvania sent Congratulations
% the convention fox coming 70 the heroic
sand Which ne hal occupied. For The frs:
time e. Chicago he'd t1e r publican parry
come boldly End taken position before
the American people n t.Vor CT keeping
ttx-s on the LeCessa1ies q life srd de-
msni.eg th&t the treasury Should De
empt'ed by taking The TX CT
wciskY. This Was the position
that TIE psrtv had token before
the intelLigeo: judgment 4 the AmerI-
cen people, end 10 amount Of disc'aim'rg
wou.G convince the people mat that Per
! T., il IL poser, would not take the tex Cf
whisky SID leave y on every article C
recess!ty. Applause on the Democratic
side
Mr.. hally of Pennsylvania Sid 10 man
No Lad resi- or hesrd Wha. he had said
GA the sUbisct OF internal tsxsicn since
the Close Of the wzr was justified in
charging him win being in favor
! CT tCe9 wGiskey. He had never
! taTorei l.. lie advocated repeal OF the
wEr taxes which Jefferson hac denounced
IS an lntern5l system, aEd st that time
| bad Eeen tepssled st the end OF eleven
/ years. He deoOuLc2d that iIfern2l sys-
| ZEN which Msdisou and Monroe had mas
! tened 10 repesl 81 tbs erd 81 four years,
when suca taxes hsd been again resorted
20 IS Wzr neE,u H
! hsd Cemended thai the Democracy
should WAX in the footsteps OF lhs
! fathers Ct that party ard should maintain
! rs hottest precedence by = moving super
vision Of The national g5yeramapt from
! ne felds. factories ard orcdsrCs OF the
south. He hsd demanded that me Demo
Gratis Csrry cut their platform Ct 1854
which promised an NboIi!iOn Of Internal
taxes.
Mr.. Reed OF Maine thought that the
! gentleman from exAs did not mean to he
Celieved when ne SAID tnSJ the RapUDlj
c1n party was for free whisky, because the
gentleman knew there would no. be
enough Democrats left to make up ST.
electoral ticket il holf the states Of the
Union il lhev hsd the confidence in HE
statement. Laughter TIE gentleman,
II be had tHEeu the trG2J.e 10 read the
/ C1iczg0 plsltorm, knew thai his state
ment IVES ore OF these assertions
which were worthy Ct tle dignity q
the stump and no. OF the position OF
Chairman u toe committee on ways aLd
means Of the House Of r representatives..
| Tle gentleman knew tlal tha position OF
| The 4 publican p=r,y on this subject vas
! t,c simple 10 be turaed IL Ills Wsy. But
| # The DauCCralic party should ever cOR-
menCe : campaign without : false state
rien. Is own friends would no. know It
/ + Lirg1ter. TGEt party hzd 10 disguise
I.aI1 own position inst il had been
tlmiiisr wi.c foUg years. Now it WIS.,
trying 10 J!sgu'e2 the r pU9li2sn posi-
tf-a TIE L gisls:u!e Ct Virginia,
whlch wgs iHOIhrLs Democratic,
| Ted adopted resolutions declaring 1t to b.
s1e duly II Congress- to secure s repesl
Q. the interrsl raVSGEe system. Wss the
! Damocrs.ic LsGlrleFure CT Virginia il
favor q free wa:szl? NJ Dsmccrs5 had
| been elected IN TeUnesse9 who WsS no,
! p edged 80 use mis- bes. efforts to secure
TIE repeal Of the internal taxes. Wss the
/ Democratic party OF Tennessee Il favor Of
! free wBiskt? The gentleman from Texas
| AID better remember the plsCoa h. &C
cup'cd and not tIy 10 defend himself IN
Gl.5 way when he found himself fsr f
from the plans Ct his oHl Texas.
! L lighter
II an Demccra'," interrupted Wise
Of Vrginia, ~ I'm 10 fGv1r of the Tepesl
Of she tobacco tax. Applause on the Re.
publcsn side NV position Is TIE posi-
! Ji.H OF the naional Democratic party il
1884 spi TIE platform Of 1888
After further discussion M. Bakers nc
ton was defeated and the committee rose.
On motion OF Mr.. Randall OF PennsyI-
vanin the joint resolution was
! paasad extarojrg for thirty dsgs
frCm June 30 the provisions OF the
existing appropriation laws IN case
tne pending spprCPri ton bills ara not
o ssed bsfore the end a the fscAl year.
The tsr5F bill then came ~ again.
Br Mills presented coMmittze amend
men's placing on the free list GsrmaA
locking glasses, plates, blowed and Sill
veVed; striking out plans and prunes;
which were ndODted.
Mir. ByGum from the committee on
ways sid means moved TO strike out
"Du!p" for paper makers use. Adopted.
The committee amendments were
agreed to striking from the free list hat
tiers turs not on skin, and lime. Iinseed
or fsIseed ard marble of all kinds in
bl3Uk, rough or squared, was stricken
from bhe free list.
On motion d M. Mills IN amendment
was sgraed to striking from tae free list
| plaster q psris when ground or Calcined.
The committee then rose.
MI Belmont OF New York called up the
conference rep0r. on the consular Gnd
diplomatic bill and it wse agreeu TO, II
reports concurrence on Sll amendments
except that spprcprating s25, 900 for =
| commission % explore the Congo BASIN.
Il .uga then adj