New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

by the ENACTMENT Of laws. Mr.. simpsons time %s S sS
pired at o'clock and as he resumed his seat he was
Mr. Daniels d,ep'. ~ - was then recognized.
Ills speech was PARTY GeHoea 10 denied that
protective taxes meant taking away from 0ne
0r to e pay an mpdn goods hrouSht into
this country for the of the Government. II
allow the goods from the other side to be brought
manufacturers will not suffer from 'he co'''Pe"
Mr.. Daniels yielded ten minutes OF his time ito to
parallels between the theories put forth by me
Democrats and the facts as he saw them W Wh,on
bill. He look up the question Of the constitu
onaiy tar laws and said that il trey, WEI" the
babes and sucklings of the Democratic party.
NH The H sH s3saoI f spoke Poke Of the
and protested AGAINST that clause 81 ne fraction
over s. per cent and the end Of nine ,, yeaTs
engaged in the manufacture Of beet sugar, ,ha
Mekeiohn protested against an ha narticuar
At $50 o'clock Mr. Meiklejohn's time. expired ana
the House took a recess until ocioeh'
SPEECHES AT THE EVENING SESSION
Nine members were present when the House met
this evening. Mr. McKaig dem. Md auu'esSe'
the Committee of the Whole. represented ny .he7e
nine members He had large audience In the sa'ierS
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free shipping and free raw material T., oos;tio,
Mr. Hermann (Rep.. Ore) followed III opposi;, io
soio tie and nurions legislation He said "Disas
trousy the injuries OF most states VIII -
ropnlatio viii feel the blow like the people OF that
far distant one on the extreme wes'eI IN, Iea5ing
Industry escapes, Wool. lumber, coal fruits hops
cattle horse hOg feep os sd dairy eoe Se
Kiney bill Republicans were tainted with me
- md hey,
stump: What have you done for the farmers
The Mckinley bill trum2hany answered I'm tne 'anr
can farm is on that bill But the nrst una, ne
Wilson bill does Is to transfer tnem osl any
Mr. RrooRshire asked of Mr. Hermann from what
countries the importations OF farm produc's were
From scotland. Denmark and Sweden, but es-
neciaIIv from canada" replied Mr.. Hermann
Mr. Brookshire said that the statistics Of the AZ
rcuqra DeParment showed ,hat IN more farm in
produce than the Canadian farmers sold to America
Mr. Hermann said that he had later statistics than
the reverse was now true, and stated mat iast
year over 10000 tons Of hay were imported. into
Vi A. e:lo O'clock Mr.. Hermann's time expired. and
Mr. English dem. " j. spoke in favor OF the
Mr. Waugh Rep. Ind opposed the Wilson bill.
for Industrial supremacy as much as for civil liberty
He spoke for only ten or fifteen minutes. and at
The following members will speak on the Wilson
bill tomorrow: Representatives Turner dem.
Ca Grosvenor (Rep.. Ohio Cochran Dem. y. ".
Picker lRep, $ D.. Montgomery Dem, KY.
Tsyor P T W455sck FrSs Dm nd Err Rr1sn DS2 s
Neb). Beltzhoozer dem, PENN and Wright ORep.
PENN.
Mr. Reed Rep. Me- will close the tariff debate
for the Republicans on the afternoon OF Saturday.
January q, and Mr. Wilson Dem. W. Va) the
chairman Of the Ways and Means Committee. Will
perform a similar service for the Democratic ma
jori,y. The vote on the bill will be taken on Mon
day, January %.