Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-07-26

uLt luIcThSl3s Dut INC DIii az ~ Nhhi~
from the senate did not recognize the
great principles Of the party.
Mr.. Wilson next addressed himself
to the details Of the disagreement
He said the main difference had been
upon sugar, iron ore coal, silver, lead
ore, some features Of the WOODEN schcd-
liles, some OF the IRON aud stCc! Schcd-
ules and particularly steel rails and
structural iron But" he said. "the
great difference has been on sugar"
He took up the sugar schedule IN de
tail, explaining the difference between
the senate and the house. The sen
ate, he said, had adopted Il sugar
schedule which, whether true or not,
had been construed by the public and
press Of the country as concession
to the sugar trust IF 1t Is true" he
said, that the sugar trust has grown
so strong that 1t can say no tariff can
! pass until It's interests are protected
! then | hope this house will never ad-
| lDllrn
Mr.. Wilson was cut shol By Il burst
Of applause which lasted half min
ute. Members threw documents in the
air and the gallery joined IN the dem
onstraHon.
"lf this be true" he continued y
hope this house will never adjourn
until refined sugar Is placed on the
free list"
He n. sscd to an eOuuent appeal for
III Il
only been endorsed NV the peoplr, but
the president OF the United States had
given his approval to the scheme Of
tariff reforms created by Che house.
No man had been more intensely in
tcrestcd I'm this contest than the prcSi-
dent Tho letter from President
Cleveland was then sent to the clerks
desk and read.
~ ~ hS '"''""S'
(frrsonal)
Executive Mansion Washington,
-. IT,, July :, IS'l.-lo the non. VIII
liam J." Wilson: My Dear Sir: The
certainty mat Il conference VIII be or
d"red between the two houses OF con
EreSS Tor the purpose or adjusting dit
IcrehcrS on the subject OF taIllI leg
lHlalloh makes 1t also certain mat you
VIII be again called upon to 90 hard
service IN the cause OF tarlll reform.
MY public HE has been 50 closely
rented to the subject, nave 50 lonEed
FOR us accomplishment, ana nave so
olteh promised us fealHhlloh 10 my
A. "A nI
'r'Sl ana confluence III 'he oe'l'"rau'
purify nope NJ 'A'"Se 10 hec'sS'IS
,oi my c"'i'eS' appear ~ yo" 'i''' '"
'''H '''S'S you S'''i'"o'S'S insist "l''''
party honesty ana Sooa '"i'll "'l"
STURDY a"icic"'c W oe''ioc'a''-pi'n-
''pieS' l p'i'eVe '"eSe are "psoiu'e's
necessary co''d''io'lS 10 we '"ha'''oh
VI u''''e'"''' cA'S'e"'''
If cnnnot rid myself Of the feeling
that this conference will present the
best If not the only hone Of true dem
ocrnry, Indications poiut lo IFS nr-
ton as the reliance OF those who de
sire the geuulne fruition of demo
rrltic effort the fulfullmcut Of demo
cratic pledges and the rcdrmptiou of
democratic promises TO the people
"ro reconcile differences In the do
tails ronprIsed within fine fixed and
wcll defined lines of principle, VIII
not be- the sole task of the conference
but MS II seems to me- It's members
win also have in charge the question
whether democratic principles them
selves are to be saved or abandoned.
"rhrre il no excuse for mistnkinr
ar mIsauurehcndiur th, reeliur and
thc tcmnrr Of thn rank and flo of thc
lrmorrory Thrv nrr Lowucnst under
tho assertion that their party fails IN
ability IA monnp, tho government and
th,v nro onnrehnusIyr thnt efforts to
hrIn, ,b,ut tariff rnrnrm may fail.
hut thnv ora murh morn dnwprnst and
nnnrnhnusIyn I'm theIr frnr That demo
cratic nrlueIulns moy bn surrendered
ain those circumstances thcy cannot
H., n,h,rw,s, thou tn Innk with conf.
damon "a van ana Ia thosn who with
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