The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-10
THE TARIFF UNDER WAY
Mr.. WrLsoN C0ScLUDES HTSSPEEcH
md ME. BURROWS REFLfEs.
The Kalamazoo Man Given an ovation, to
Say Noihing OF owers-otber
spec hes on the Bin Pro and Con.


WASHTNToN. Dan. 9.-NVhcn the House
t..,.. he % o..i,ct .hc,. ,,o.o i,,s,
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forty members present hy aeiuol count.
The galleries. too. were somewhat de-
,ifef ana thcre was general air OF
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overcome ail Obstacles and had gotten
well started 0n its tariff journey.
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t"hirh was Mitnout fesnio inc House
went iato Committee of the Whole. with
,r. s,s-t..s., 30 ,r..., t .h.
cN"'F ana slf. wilson, OF west 'i's'"'"'
resumed his speech which was dropped
Yesterday at = O'Clock.
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chasi't power 'l ""ses' "e i-'s''sn
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times 'h hN,H as 'ie same ''"s9 q, i'
horrs iA i..sir lt' l..itlanu laS
hp.e 20 Amlnt"ih net sVlt .li'''eF "s",
L.'7 Soitp.u..'" ot 'n'"i' i'u7si@" 'oDV'.
100 'Nilel '.'i,' Anu eNi'-'eu iaS' '-i
over p'.'''.' ""''s "' O'""N' 20 "s Hru
i u.e markets oi tne Moil1' "hlch was
s'id IN comnctluon win the cot'oh or
t&yp- ana india. even though the WAGES
paid ON American plantations was ten
times as much as in Egypt and India.
Tn referring to the numerous petitions
which hud been presented IN congress
pr'ieeting AGAINST the passage OF ms
Dill "r. wilson lntlmaled thal lhey "tu
hern slHAcd under coercion. re S.iu 'e
had letter from q former 'oi'7', 'e'I''
siailnS ihai he had btth "iS ""i = '"'i ''n
d" ron mii in GUMS ,D""' D''ie
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r.-Do.rafic eilal
r~ Wilson soor afterwards Stated that
t. r.Ishcd fo DO courteous i'm everything.
..f Is therefore Withdrew his remarks
about the gentleman from Washington.
0.anlhter and aDplauseD
1r Reed inquired sarcastcally of Mr.
Wilson l De would withdraw Democratic
approval Of his remark. Republican
Hf.alsel
m speaking OF the income tax. Mr. |
Wilson said that The Committee on Ways !
fHd Means expected % follow the tariff |
Ul Nifh an inicrnai-reNenue bill which |
would provide Tor the temporary deficit /
iu the revenues OF the country. He !
stated in r. ns. that the committee /
.'n' n income tax Of per \
renf on .r1uHl incomes in excess OF
$4,000 and an internal-revenuc tax Of
$3.50 'n piece of the present tax Of 80
'rts ol c'-1rettes. and also. he thought
n nterna'-revenue tax of two cents
a pack on playing cards. and an increase
No 'n cents gallon on Whlskey
Dbl Dds reroration, he said: Now. Mr..
Chairman in closing these remarks. L
want fo sag That t the economic OBJ
..tiDns t0 protection are 30 great, if
% llhaances trade if 10 causes fuctua-
f0rs and lopsidcdness BOD the Industries
of the country if il robs labor OF en-
l.oymcnt IF DO lessons the wages Of
-''l, Do throws crushing burdens upon
.r American farmers, if IL makes the
Il1rt OF tns government an onerous
-rian upon every man that works for
Ed living 300 This country. there are other
tions to the protective system equal
s strong. equally as vital. I'm that IL
uli .rmin'nc equal free institutions i'm
bis country"
Whom fna aunIaueo urhi.h orfatot tho |
...o of Rfr Wilson's speech had subsided
f- DooHtre u{ep.. WashD. arose and
fatsd that he attributed the remark of
la gentleman from West Virginia C,Nllson)
r reference 10 him-elf ms due to his
.NUe0n'g anmltiofi sith slave labor
Intelligence. an6 he therefore accepted the
pology dDerisive cheers On the Demo
rattle silfJ
Mr. WILSON, I'm reply. said he hoped
he gentleman from Washington would
ot make him feel that th. apoloc,v was
le more to himself Wnson than TO the
.nueman from washington. 0D .nocratic
luehter) While Mr. Wilson had been
Deakine the a,lleries and ,ho No., ~
le House had filed up. ana when Mr.. |
burrows. OF Michigan. arose 70 address
he committee. he found a larea and in
.restcd audience 10 listen to him
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