The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-12-02

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sAa sIT9 EsV TO Senator Geo
Vest rescued iae aify lgem Texas
itheE 81 mas calied by business inter
Ass sa ts# aE Tbs astisH. Aaeas
prah#aie legislation 81 iiie tifsy third
congress the senator said earnestly
There il 40 aangsF u The business
o fe country ii 0ilr victory, We do
net propose III smash She bastaess as
hlaehsmi9h wanld destroy fine watch
sga Win proceed aanEioasly deliberately.
bit SFnlg 10 FBaaimsf slie t4rifl taxes 60
1hat the BAziH Shall rot ~ 4 shield for
fra#ss ana nsanepulies Free trade
pnFe and simple Is impossible for W8
fnnst raisa d large nm8ant sf the sHm
nana dry carry 0a TIE government
III import duties. but ID ding 81 we
should acs cautiously is impua
sii5le H. eeiFs III an interview the de-
tafis III pral98ea iegis.etisd, bat ! ean
venture ts ag faT myself that ] H0llld
remove the duty aA refined sugar AID
ID bfnHling Irvine. and the increased
dilfy bib tia plate / would also admit
wo6 free aud reduee tie duties On
R00laB goods, hardware and entlery.
Ihefa are many iuc0ngrnitiea and ont
ragas Id tile Mex inley act which should
ba sarAeiied Take. for instance, the
Mckinley tax Old anEils 81 AS per sent
IA val0rem, increase Nearly all the
aHTils used ID She United States are
made 81 Peter Wright ID ENGLAND, and
but few are made here, We have never
been able 70 manafaeturean anviiegnal
to that INSIDE 5y Peter Wright, and the
Increased dnty simply imposed al
additional ezpenef on every biaaksmith.
i might give fnalig instances 81 the
same character. bnt they have been
fztig disenssed ID tic canvass MeKfn-
lev law has defeated disparity ltwas
made by the manufacturers, and he
failed To hunhng the people with the
pFstense That the consumer did not pay
the tax
Senator Vest riaicnled the idea Of Oh
extra session
'sAlr. CleVeIaaa ii too level headed
for any sneh nonsense said be. a9a
does not believe i'll cavalry charge
upon the existing system Of taxation
and finance. He Is very firm, bnt also
very conservative, and knows That we
must maka haste slowly. We intend to
do the work thoroughly, but not ike
bugsa 81 play.
0nr frst daty when we meet III de-
eanaber will be 10 provide tor the deficit |
created BIZ 0nr Republican friends ia
The hiili0n-doiiar congress We must
FetFench and act like prudent men
nader the circumstances We must
teaeem our promises I'd the people and /
prove ourselves worthy of their eonh
denee AZ we do the Democratic party |
Will control the republic for the next |
quarter of century"
He expressed himself warmly in re-
gard 70 opening the Indian Territory !
and declared bis intention Of pressing |
the matter vigorously.
~ have jnst passed through the |
Indian Territory" be said. land its |
condition Is q bietupon orr civilization. |
The Indians must I'D treated fairly and |
justly, but their country must cease 10 |
be q depot for criminals and a menace |
10 unr prosperity aud safety. The !
exiating system OF administering law in |
the Indian Territory is farce. The |
courts at Fort Smith and Paris, to |
which the Indiana are dragged for trial, |
cost more than the court for the south |
ern district of New York, and the |
principal business of the officers, |
especially the United States marahals,
AZ 10 inefease the costs. The deputy
marshals are generally desperadoes, and |
I am informed that the Dalton boys,
who were lately killed nt Caifeyvlle,
wetesht one time deputy marshais OF
the United States The whole system
Is q stencil, and sliOnid be wiped ont.
The outside courts must be abolished
aud salaries paid 10 the marshals and
their deputies instead Of fees. 4"
Senator Vest left for Washington
He will stop en- route ait Sedalla aud St.
Louis.