The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1894-08-17
HOUSE sURRENDERs.
WILL PASS THE SENATE BILL.
democrats II Caucus Decide that this
Must be Done Of There win be No
Tariff Legislation this Session.

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Tho nrovious ,,os,,on n, rho f,r,sn
rocoiutior tyoa ordorod NV 100 to 81
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'oWe" Wnen u No.e WIN pe '"nen oh
the motion 10 feeeue ana pass the sen
ate bill.
| Chairman Wilson took the floor I'M
mediately after lie roll call and made
n statement of tbe situntion ;Ir smoke
| o,In,I, 49,, ,t.,,,.,, ,a,,,,,
Wv "''p''s'o'''e'! "n'
eu i""rheu "ttehtioh' Menipers Ni'
their seats anu crowded around him,
listening intcntly to every word. 1t Is
seldom that such enrer interest has
becn shown -, cornus NJ. w,,son
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ues'n WIN rcci'ai oi inc ailicui'ies
'hat nave peen encountered. He went
over each stage Of the situation with
| much detail, He said that cncli s.cp
had been pursucd with mn ,rdcpt do.
,,,uo 40 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, H., 49, .,a.,,.s
'"e '" '"ppo' WV" "o"'' '''e "e''ie'
OIL me house 10 resist what was regard
I'd ~ the unreasonable demands of the
| scunte.
Mr. Wilson d,d not con,,po himso,s
A.. .a,.., ..,,Ia,, ~ 80. a..
f" h'"e'" .'" WIN "p '"'
Non'ee' 'ee"''e'' p''' ''e"'.'s e"sai
eoai ano IRON ore, anu reviewed inc
aiiIctchces III conferences on these
i'eihs nc look UP edcH proposition
on sugar M spoke OF me Vhse pr"nts
| n I'm UGH WOulu result
from many of the propositiunss. lie
did not indulge IN the sharp criticism,
| that WINS expected on the motives OF
the senate cOnferrecs.
| Mr.. Wilson spoke of the fight made
by the house confcrrees for specified
| duty on sugar on the ground that UNI
der I'm ad ynlorem system 1t would be
impossible 10 tell. on account of the
invoice methods, the exact advantage
which would accrue to the sugar trust.
He made The teniarkab!c statement
that he had been creditahiy informed
and believed that the sugar trust had
anticipated the enactment of the sen
ate sugar schedule, and purchased
s112,OOO,OO0 worth of raw sugar. II
this was true, he said. the profits ac-
crulng 10 the trust from this invest
ment, on account of the senate sched-
ulc. would be al least $4,000, 900 Mr..
Wilson also pointed ont nj length the
Embarrassment attending the efforts
TO adjust tho coal and iron schedules.
The resolution IN racoao was ndont.
cd iso IN 81 diy,sion of Tho Crisn
rnooin,,,n 700, Ja,n,naod 90, nc Ia have
!, sn,arnto ,,o,a 49,, do Dc, n,rt IN
ron,,in from JIs,,r,omont IN senate
| ,nondmoni. and lie nrnyisjon for son.
nrnto hills The first mart or tho reso.
luton was ,don,nd he !, rising vote or
| ,po IN ~ ,nJ iho soc,nd n,rt yi,bout
division and Tho cn,,cus ,hcn M Iourn.
cd
| Amonc ,boso who vo,.J AGAINST i,c
resolution were, Th, Louisiana mem.
hors Warna. az New ynrlt strauss
and Tracy NJ New York Tnrsney OF
| Missouri Cochran M Now York Covert
of New York. DUMMY of New York,
conncr of IndIan, Johnson nj Ohio
and Iijlgore Of Texas
Tho N,ry,n,J Jnlegott,u uavuor
NcKoIe Rusk and TnIbot Hrccken.
rIJec az Arl.onsns n member Of The
WINS and means committee William,
of MIssIssipni also voted nrainst the
rcsolu,ion Most Of those who voted
oeoinst tho first mart Of the resolution
voted far Tho second mart
Chairman wilson smoke ot length In
advocacy of the motion of Speaker
Crisp. lie said Il was the senate bill
or no legislation.
"Thc great battle" said Mr.. Wilson.
warming nm. sis between tbc American
people and the sugar trust. II Is n
battle In which the trust has taken
The proplc by The tbroat and IL will
never end until we throw o.. the grip"
This was heartily applnudcd.
The Crisp resolution instructs the
WAYS ond means committee 10 brin,,
In separate free sugar. free Iron and