The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-02-04

Wiley, the ''SWeet Singer OF Name. ..,..
w. p. Rice, who engineered the big iron
and coal works deal at Fort Payne, is
back there again. sending out circulars to
stockholders requesting them not to take
definite action about the disposition of
the property until they communicate with
him. This will interest some of the peo-
pie who were sufferers by that unfortu-
nate collapse
w \,uINaroN WuI>pnRINGS. In the
Senate Thursday Mr Hale presented the
most torcible demonstration that has yet
been made anywhere OF the triumphs al
ready achieved and of the future pOsSi-
bilitieS OF reciprocity. He showed that
the criticisms OF this policy within the
Republican party based upon the niscon
ctption that it was a step toward free
trade instead of an ally To protection, had
died away. He exposed the ATTITUDE nj
the Democratic party in opposition 10 re
eiprocity as cnly hindering the enlarge
mcnt of markets for the products of the
American farmer and workingman. He
piniuned senator Hill. who had dragged
into the Senate his credentials as 1.-THE
trophy of a great State chained and gagged
and despoiled OF her political nights. as
an opponent OF this htne1lcEI policy.
He pointed out in detail Just how reclpr"-
city had enlarged our markets. one por-
ton OF his speech is especially slSn1lcant
inasmuch as it Indicated the loss to Spain
of Cuba as market and the closer attilia-
ton and even the possible annexation of
that rich island to the possessions OF the
United States as a result Of one of the
peaceful victories of reciprocity.. The
Democratic majority of the WAYS and
means committee. hy formal action Satur-
day morning. adopted Springer policy
and decided to attack the Mckinley high
tariff bv various separate bills. Upon
this policy the Democratic members of the
committee decided to act as a unit. The
Committee of Ways and Means has decid-
ed that wines spirituous and malt liquors
may be sold with meals only in the main
restaurant at the Worlds Fair. The act
ino secretary of the treasury has sent the
House letter reuuestinp an appropriation
of $40 600 for completion of the public
buildinn at Fastport Maine Nearly all
tbe Cnnuressmen are pleased that the
CHILEAN affair has ended so satisfactorily
to tho bono,. nf This countrv 1t is stat
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Mrs. llariS"n..-...At cabinet meeting
Friday it was decided to reply To Chilli
that her last reply was satisfactory to tins
government: and when reparaton to the
sufferers by the assault is made and the
| nited States flag is saluted. the incident
Will be considered closed by this country
49,. la the House Friday Mr. Reed intro
duced Il bill authorizing the secretary OF
wal to convey to school district No. II of
klttery portion of the Fort Met larry
military reservation m exchange for other
land. In order I" SHOW What might be
done under the new rules, the Republi-
cans i'll the House ot Representatives Sat
urday. under the lead OF Messr>. Reed.
Buchanan and }uIr"weS, tilibustered for
an hour. This was done by raising the
point of no quorum on tilatoIy motions