Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-02

roses. n tribute from the Republican mem
hcrs OF the House was borne w the aisle
on the shoulder Of page.
SPEAKER CRISP.
when the cheering had subsI1ed. thu
presiding officer CMr Hatch. Of Missouri
recognized the Speaker, Mr.. crisp. Tn
apnearance Of Mr.. crisp. standing at th'
desk Of Representative Clark. OF Missouri
I'm tho first aisle Of the Democratic side
a positlon corresponding 10 Sir. Reeds
on his side. was the signal for an out
hurst Of enthusiastic cheering. MIR. CrieI
said:
"Nfr Speaker. .-Embarraas"d by the vas
audlerce that is here assembled. cubar
rasscd by the idea that ] may not he able
10 meet the expectations uf my friends
I vet shall undertake within the perioC
allowed bv the rules OF the House 4
reply 70 and 20 make plain 10 this House
the errors contained in the argumen'
g. which they have just listened. | as
s,i,oc that the cause Of protection has
10 more able advocate han Tho gfntlc
man from Maine. I assume that the ar
pumeut for protection can he put In M
more forceful form than that 20 whicf
You have listened to-day, and ] shal
ask YOU calmly and dispasslonateIy iC
examine with me that arg lmont 20 500
upon what IL IS based. and then ] shdI
ask the unprcIudicel judgment Of ms
House a4 to whether the cause ATTEMPTED
10 ho sustained hy the Gentleman from
Maine can bc established consistently
with rrht and justice 10 the people Of th'
United states.
"'rhc gentleman from Maine. with q
facility that is unoqualla1 when h on
counters an argument which b" Is unable
10 answer pa-sos II by with some brigh
and witty rayiue ana thereby invites anf
receives the applause Of those who bcliey,
as ~ does. But the gentleman Goes not
attemut the gentleman has not io-dal
attempted - reply 10 the real argument'
that are made in favor ~ frcer trade
and more .rty 10 commerce. The gen
tioman points to the progress Of th'
United states, he points 10 the rat" o'
wages in the United states, ne points e
the aggregated wealth OF the Unite
states. aud then he says All mis- W oW'
Z, protection But ne gives YOU 30 roa
.o, why W. owe 10 10 prot 'cti7n. lie says
'B cause We have protection I'm the tnii".
States. because wages are nigh IN tn'
I'ritcl states. therefore protection makes
high wages
CHAIRMAN WILSON.
Mr. wilson Democrat. Of west Nir-
GINA. who closed the debate. said the old
arguments had been advanced lhiS 'l'e'-
noon VIZ h''e ''"'lS o''n a.'''''',,,,
r,fofni Ana they had not been stronger
or more forCeful, moro attractive. or
effective than In the past He referred TO
the argument on tlis question Of ~.
rcntleuar from Michigan. which ne has
l.r.,.,.b, ip.n. .verv Corrrrss ike a b1u-
,m.t oC vax flowers under a glass case.
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Amid the dln "Ii con" "'''"
House IN. Speaker anh'"H''" ''''
bate was closed. ana mat pursuant !"
the special order the House "'UId No''
upon the amendments.
Pending this. Mr. Burrows caii'l al''n'
tior 90 the fact that the House c'ui'
NOT transact any business Whl" II Wa
i, .,,h ,, ituroar. and ne asked ;hat thC