Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-14

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Mr.. Wilson then yielded a few min
uteA to Mr. Pence OF Colorado. the
leader Of the Populists. who said that
the Popuilsts had thought and thought
sin that the contest over the tariff
between the two old parties was a good
deal Of a mock conflict and n sham
battle. He was convinced this was
true when he saw the mock fury OF
Mr.. Burrows. Like Mr.. burrows. how
eyer, he confessed ne did not know
what the president would do Nor did
anyone else on this floor, unless" he
added. as he looked up ana saw Mr..
Tracey OF New York in the chair, 'un-
lose It il you. Mr. Speaker"
This sally at Mr.. Tracey's expense
brought down storm Of applause
Mr.. Pence quickly apologized 70 the
chair and said amid renewed laughter
he thought the member In the chair
was the new mouthpiece OF the adj
ministratlon CMr. Strauss OF New
York; Any measure WAS measure
for the relief Of the masses, Mr.. Pence
proceeded, II It repealed the Mckinley
law. In conclusion he paid high
tribute to Mr.. Wilson.
Mr. Cochran OF New York was given
the closest attention by the eX-
pectnnt galleries and was at Hmea
Enthusiastically upplauded from either
side OF the chamber as his sledBe ham
mer blows were dealt at the Mckinley
law and the senate bill. MT CockFhn
was IN enrneRt and his protest against
the contamination OF the tariff legisia-
ton recalled his famous speech Of pro-
test at the Chlcago convention. Mr..
Cochran said;
Mr.. Speaker: II seems TO me that
the question before this house has been
somewhat overlooked. The vital Point
at issue here IA whether the American
congress IS to legislate. or whether
some unknown, uumentioned force can
block tho wheels Of legislation ana
make the representatives VI the people
COVER In the dust and surrender, they
know not 10 whom. Uoud applauseD
on that mamcntous occasion, the
gentleman fgom West Virginia, borne
upon nftcouolate and loyal shoulders,
was the central figure Of q dcmons,ra-
ton which evidenced the depth Of feel
ing throughout the American people
long pent up at last fondly considered
triumphant over all distractions. To-
day no more pathetic figure In the his-
tory OF the world can be observed than
that same leader, shorn Of his support,
walking down the aislps disdnlning TO
prcvnrlcute or misTcprgsCnt the actual
condition which c0nfrOnts US, confess
ing that he has been deserted by those
IN Whose support he had every reason
To- conildc nElsIng us 70 record Our be-
traynl Of evcry principle which the
mouse, nhaer ms leadership mas mann
taln,d.
we arr tod tut tnroe. four hvc,
slN. seyvn on eight individuals have
MANAGED 10 mHlc such II combination
IN the othcH branch, that any change
In Its terms Will be vital to the puss-
rye Of The measure, II that be So, TN
the name OF the American people IN
tine name OF liberty aud honor, let us
know who they are ApplauBe ON tls
Republican side and in he gallary)
We nro hopclqasly dlscredltcd because
our cowardice makes our surrender
dlsFraceful
mir. Speaker, : desire TO state here.
that -. my humNe Judgment inc meas
Gre which We ara now asked 10 pnss
% more obuoylcus trotoctive n1ensur,.
lhnn the Mckinley act. when IN Ia
designed 10 supplnnt." CCrlas Of dis.
cont IN the Tarncrntio sido nn1 iosr,,
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