Telegram-herald., 1890-09-11
DEBATE BEGUN
Ssx Hears Allowed u Qess lie
IariE Discussion.
Senator tsoar Sps3ks Firsts SAg
ts6 Fis~s on Esepno1ib. ana
Other Senators Fciiee

CLostea sls-lfr1s
WAsHlSeEaN, sept le1Ae S8nate
met al eeioek sad affair ieu ns~
rents spenl el1h reutiut business tas
tars sil was tskra pp, tte feestise
being oR ils passage, psta Is seeu
allowed 81 ose Tbs "a. sssrr
xhsch ihe Vcte IS - - tsken Nl
Hear ues tse fs,t g. address tae Seaeto
Referring % the feciproc Is rscaes isioa
De sa.d ta1t re tea Tctrs ter a kita
some hes.iatan urd saeHl net keEe
eqRe 80 a he Aa4 tfoeSat lAst ife
scheme coataiaEe - tas Aneaa hent
sas a.. tbat N1s liAelT - caase Qua of
entering ga gaei pnNcg 1here were
some great coEsf fatlenst dlr eultles IN
the Nay which bsa been sbis STATED ~
Mr Eyar-s Ee iaaaGht slse sasi on
the ere alaa tac Fse.proeal ekehanges
were lacompe.e aHa tast taer non-
tRiaed ems er fpo aTlcles cspcClsi-
~ uu Sns hides taat had go be
dealt Nllb solely - tao slsw of
inierpal iaterrst. and pitkoVt re-
iRt.oa 90 TIE effect ca oshef ocpUtrlos
81 taeir being teNea OF apfggel. lie
thought alsQ lhsi IA tae ioretreai 81 SnF
policy on that question the lnite3
States should aoleraine ie pat an end.
IS FAR IS Legislation ccaif ao it * Toe
prsciees of fareira natens impos.nr
export duuos on nrodUeu usea here
he would have such p9aenets coming
from such nauoas eAeipdca altoFefher
from American pogls lf taey oosl1 be
supplied iTou elsewhere
Mr. liiscock ccmmenee1 bis speech
with bitter arralsnment 81 Democrat
ie senators who. De said. had surpassed
tholr predecessors and themselves IN
aharlaunism. deHss ssorUisn, mislepre-
sontauon and ans pecre professions 81
Devotion 20 the industrial Interests of
the country The remainder of has ar-
gument Was IN support O. the measure.
Senator Turpie Addressed tae senate
IN opposition 10 The biii. Opening vita
an allusion 20 the phrase "fauper labor"
SO often used in ihe tariff oebate be
sad shat Il that meant tse labor Of iu-
mates o. prisons or Of elemosynsry in-
s0tutions ne wss very certain that
none Of the products of such labor. either
in Europe or in The United States en-
tsred into the volume Of ferclgn com
meroe. and that II - meant the
labor Of those who were represented
In the internstionsl Congress 81
labor II should not be qualified as pau.
per" u was true that the laborers ~
Europe were often very Sly paid in
some lines bat in the United States
also they were often very wretchcdly
paid II American wages were superior
10 wages IN other countries 81 WAS 8
subject for reso.cing. bus n was no rea.
SOP why the American lsborer should
be subjected TO unnecessary eKaotions
OF TO unjust TAXATION.
HOUSE
WAsHN6ros. Sept I'm the House
Mr. Gesi introduced tiil 70 create .
woman's international labor congress
20 be held AZ Chicago In 1923 NJ
Wickhnm introduced bill % increase
the pensions ~ persons who have lost
an arm or leg in the service az $50 per
month. Mr. Bland introduced q bill
providing for the substitution % car
celed Treasury notes Tor b4uk notes 20
70 be issued a. a new series.
Much tine was occupied Ia hllbustcr-
ing over q proposition 10 take % the
Lsngston- Vensle election case from
Virginia.
An apportioament b'll on ths basis %
one Representative for each l1ssTi a.
population was introduced by Repre-
sentative Dunneii (Mlnn) The toisl
representation provided for ls $50. an
increase 81 2s over TIE membership of
the present House. TIE States that
would gain each one member under tnls
spportionmeat are. hiabsma. Caiifor-
ria. Colorado. Mich gan. Nissogrs New
Jersey. Oregon. TersS Wash ngton ard
Wisconsin; two men bers, Arkansas. liii-
nois, Kansas and lenrtylsania. three
mem bers. Minnesofa and Nebraska
The appor;ionment provides for one less
representative for Chic