Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-01


cratic forces. He said that MIR. .Aldrich
when he asserted that there were 500
amendments prepared and ready to
be offered, displayed a greater knowl-
edge OF what was going on on the |
Democratic side OF the chamber than
he CMillS possessed, and suggested |
mat the Rhode Island senator must |
nave an underground connection with |
the Democratic side OF the senate.
Mills IS independent.
"But suppose thera ara ano -, ANN -
he continued, 81 know NOT how many
there are be the nnnher who, a, ma,
IL they do not meet nv annroysi
shall not vote for them Everv SON.
ator has the same r,yh, 10 raiec,
them" Mr.. Palmer DECLARED TIN, ~
was not necessary or exnected that n
bill should be perfeoted IN the conn
mittee and MS for himself he had no,
given a power of attorney 10 anyone"
Mr.. Aldrlch-.tNot to the SECRETARY
Of the treasury?r
Mr.. Palmer-''Not To tho SECRETARY of
the treasury. 1 do not know what the
practices OF the Republican senators
were when there was Republican
secretary OF the treasury"
Senator VOORHEES, slightly pale and
not quite steady In his moves, from re-
cent Illness, took the floor for the pur-
pose OF replying to the speech made
by Senator Sherman last Saturday and
quoted long paragraph from the sem
ators speech in which he said that the
finance committee had not opportunity
TO consider the pending tariff bill In
the usual way He took special ex-
ception to sentence In Mr.. Sherman's
speech reading: This bill has never
been considered by the finance commit
tee" He asserted that the tariff bill
had been reported TO the full finance
committee on March S and had not
been reported by the committee to the
senate until March 20. Senator sher-
man In reply, said the bill was never
read In detail to permit changes. IL
1t had been and votes had been taken
more satisfactory measure might
have been presented.
wnxn't Given n Chance.
serotor 1Ior,ts ,,..r,.,.o., ,,,..
tior Ita wanted 10 t.,,,,,, 10 ~ eho.
man and other Renubi,can members
Of the committee Ind no, haa nn,,,.-
unity IN oefor amend,nonts In conr,,,-
tee
mot the usual opportunltv.n roplied
Mr.. sherman. at WINS ,dle m do 90
whom the city ner,ocrnt,c ,,,e,,,tors ,,aa
agreed upon amendments and Ind snh-
mitted thep IN the pe,pocrnt,c cn,,c,,s :,
Mr.. HARRISBURG senotor avs he ala
NOT have the usual opportunltv. want
him to answer distinctlv and dery ~
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a,or sran, oh,o and ,ha s.na.or tro,n
Vermont desire 10 he upderstood as
| ossarttnp. TINT tho Ranubiicana 1,ars
MOI neru,,ted 10 sham the nm q,
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% ,he sxaot run and thev ire within
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Mr. voorbees ,nslsted that the record
shnved maj tho biu had been eonsi1.
orea in every detail from end 10 end
and that the minority had had ampl,
onnor,nnitv IN offer amendments II,
cailed nartior,ar attention 10 Mr.. AID
r,c,,,s motion male I'm committee I,
.t.,,,, 80, ,ha ,,oor,a thy feature
ar go, 10 ca, r,s,,, mere ., .atd no
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n,hat rnrnors NAV he aoa,In,