Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-21

identity OK interests and a DIVISION y,
profits do constitute n partnership'
Mr.. Palmer continued, protectioh -
sham and fraud -
1Dld YOU believe when you moved
10 take barbed wire from the free iist
| and place a duty on It, that protecuoh
was a fraud7" asked Mr.. Canery'
II did" replied Mr.. Palmer amlo
laughter. III the materials out OF
| which barbed wire was made had been
on the free list / should have sup
| por,ed the proposition to place the
wire on the FIRE list" =,
Mr.. Palmer said he was In favor OF
passing the bill with such modinen-
| tons as could be obtained he was
| in favor OF sending IT to the president
Let the president do his duty, saiu me-
| as he understands II.
l II he thinks this better Dill than
the Mckinley law, let him sign IL II
/ not let him veto II. | voted TOT thi5
bill because. practically. this was an
we could accomplish. was senator
| from Illinois before Mr.. Cleveland was
/ elected president A word to the wise
/ is sufficient. daughter)
Mr.. Blanchard of Louisiana, who fol-
/ lowed Mr.. Palmer. charged bad faith
/ on the part of some Of the Democrat
/ senator's. He pointed out that In the
Democratic CAUCUS the concession
| placed IN the senate bill had been as
/ scented by forty-two Democratic sena-
tors The one-eighth differential on re-
/ fined sugars was one OF those cUnces-
si0ns The 30 per cent on raw ana
refined sugar was another and the pay
ment OF bounty for the remainder OF
the present year was another This last
agreement was violated Mr.. Villas.
who made the motion 10 strike out
the one-eighth. was in the caucus Mr..
| Blanchard said and had made no OBJ
lection to II.
Somebody" said Mr. Blanchard, ''is
not living up to his agreement, which
is as binding now as II ever was
The Louisiana senator although the
caucus Arrangement had been violated
! In the failure to provide for the con-
tinuatlon OF the bounty for the re-
mainder Of the year. had voted for the
bill, with the expectation that the
provision would be inserted In confer
ence.
Mr. Blanchard called attention to the
fact that Mr.. Hill who was now In
antagonl8m to his position on sugar
was in the Democratic conference, and
did not raise his voice against the
sugar schedule.
"The senator very well knows" in
terposed Mr.. Hill that 1 dissented
wholly from the conclusions OF that
caucus and refused 10 be bound by It.
l did not mention sugar one way or
another"
Mr.. Vest took the floor when Mr..
Hin sat down. After the speech Of
the senator from New York, he began.
II was "A subject OF congrutulation that
he and the president had at last found
| Il platform on which both could stand.
The lion and lamb nt last laid down
| together and were led as little child
by the ways and means committee
He lott 20 others to decide which was
the Hon ana which was the lamb, The
senator from New York had said that
free raw materials was cardinal
principle ~ democracy. The presi-
dent went further and declared that
failure 20 place raw materials ON the
free list was Democratic perfidy and
dlshonor.
why did not the senator from New
York Vote for free wuol2'' he asked.
81 did not vote on several motions
when the hill was In committee" re-
piled Mr. Hin but 1 distinctly voted
for free wool In the senate.'
W III my very soul was thrilling and
puisating for free row material" re-
iorted Mr. Vest sarcqsllcaily "nt the
tolnt OF my life l should have been
on hand Ia vote on every roll call Tor
the cardinal prInciples of the Democ-
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