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70 the business OF the country to resist H. ahd' II
possible. defeat II.
Mr.. Squire Nep Wash) then addressed the SEN
ate. also in opposition to the bill.
Mr. Squire began with a quotation from the
sneech Of Senator Mills in which he said The
senate must pass the bill" and that the American
neonIe had tried and condemned the present sys-
tenn Mr. Squire took direct issue against 'nlS
statement and said that he had no doubt that II
a thrift reform measure properly so-caled-such
a measure in the line OF careful ana just 'uot'"
cation OF existing tariff duties was contemplated
he many OF those who voted the Democratic ticket
at the last election-could have been formulated
and passel Immediately after that election, or I'M
medIately after the advent Of the present Admin
istratlon It might have been said that the Deho-
cratic party In favoring such measure hau COM
piled with the Will OF the Democratic voters az IN
pressed in the election. He denied however, "''
snch q measure had yet been proposed am az
serted that no measure of any KIND Tor tarin ItF
enue had taken definite shape before 'hs oe,,a .s
until very recent period OF um', az 80. :, mo
now the Senate was in extreme doubt as 20 lhe
ultimate shape the pendihg measures Wo u CO an
sumo For that ason the statements oi ic 20
otor from Texas were ill-advised AMI at TINS tlne
out OF place. The feast which was expected 10
have been served had grown cold ana stale' ~
much so that that which might nave DePh IV
cepted and readily partaken OF one yentI aso ~
t me- Democratic ticket had now become unwelcome
and distastefu 70 very large portion OF ohe ~ he
cratic voters Of this country. me Ptope 81 w
United states had since learned that there was
poison IN the food offered. 81. ,or
air. Squire then drew word picture ot ~, ,' over
don Of the COUNTRY the evils that ha and
taken ;he worknsman the farmer meona"e eeonla
merchant l. WAS not Tsnt nor Idir 20 Wy rInpiI
that 4 sudden revolution 50 sweeping ana, ,duor r
take industries by reason OF a purey Ia
measure. Changes OF this sort az. ,ci!nS our MIole
gradual ana less dlsruuting Of established business
Institutions and methods. Congress- Sh0ulu na.e d
which Il had given encouragement by e%lsuhs laws
affecting both labor ana capital ,, 49,. nal,
l" f con" S rrS ea E'S :oachei oHy upon those
which had dircc: Influence Oh the IhiuHt'lrs -, 81
ice that framed this bill had looked up1n me great
region Of the Northwest ana the TSSnc ,p. S as
The knit. deeply into the Industries by when the
Inhabitants earned tneir bread; ., ,.. c.,,o,o
,o be very crrcful how they decide this nomcnt"us
question Of change Of our h'cal ana 1o.iineroI'i
W. me system when has been built
up' Industries upon which thousands OF our fellow,
men depend FOR their daily bread nave seen IN
many Of the newspaper OF thu country Complaints
sion too long DELAYED. AN say TOR my o"h par una,
/ feel most deeply The responsibility rrsu's On
every member of this hoiy and Ie'teratr as m{{
own continent the words OF Mr hHyh"' "l 5'".'
Carolina. uttered on he hooT 81 me nae. ~ re
laton 10 the debate on tn" tarin IN thr year D.
o. In tn presence ~ this august body. ana De-
fore rny COO. would repeat my deep CONVECTION
tn, II consequences t. erow on; Of TIE adJq vs.
mont ~ this great question lnVolN" me ius,r -,
t.n,s of this country. and that We shou'l "PP"f'"
II With wary steps and becoming cauti@n i shan
ne prcsiting oricer Or. Chandler kep, n ~
stated the question 10 b" on N" Amendment nNihg
q. me when the nS snI: bS x" I'a. Of quorum
ST.. s,sRo-ted Nv MIR I.odg" W'p, Mass ani Il
number of senators present vas inrr"",.d from
about ten = nr;y-two-uin" more MN "A quorum,
A. NJ qua ~ho war h "' b. lp1 TO s'T ,oS G he
y.ll,d e. a. motion 70 proceed g. IN" co.'s Irrailon
,, ,n' rs I'm the pistrc, OF columbia rhe bin
was taken up. amended and passei after eApl'na-