Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-25

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WA.HINGroH, ID. c., January 81
They may break member of Con-
,-s.s. but they may make President
NJ tbe United States" vehemently ex-
claimed Hon. Champ Clark, the cyclonic
Missouri orator, in the House to-day, in
| .reakng OF the threats OF the protec-
,iopI.ts that william L. Wilson would
no defeated for reelection this
la because OF the free coal
s.i other provisions Of the tariff
Ian. Mr.. Clark reminded the House
tla, Sir Robert Peel had cut himself
loose from old associations and sacri-
feed himself for great principle, he
tai been cast out from place and power,
ra. when be Gied they had cut on his
monument the words, "He gave the
people cheap bread" ."
when John Z. Calhoun was Vice
President OF the United States" con-
rrued the speaker, "he cast in the
Senate the deciding vote which kept
Martin VanBuren from going as Min
.s,er to Encland. Calhoun was then
told by a friend, you have broken a
Minister TO England, but you have
made q President Of the United States"
so { afterwards turned out" and con-
uuued the orator, 1.-THE coal trust and the
iron trusts and other trusts might pour
their doodle into Mr. Wilson's district
next fall and defeat him for Congress,
Put the people would take him up in
their strong arms and put him in n
higher place; the trusts might break a
member OF Congress and they might
make a President OF the United States"
cuphat.cally declared the Mssourian
amid enthusiastic applause and cheers
co. toe Democratic SIDE of the House,
while the subject of the speech looked
up .r5m the document he had ben
.juiying and smiled at the scene.
WA-WSGToN, ID. c., January 24.-
The amendments To the iron schedule
today shared the same fate as those to
Que Goa. schedule yesterday. They
were oyerwue!mi defeated and iron
ore remains upon the free list. The re-
Wa.uler OF the afternoon was spent In
iAe discussion of amendments looking
10 'he free admission OF machinery used
DO the manufacture OF cotton goods.
Just before the House adjourned the
advocates and opponents of the income
iaA ni0u the Democratic side were ar
rH.ed against each other, the latter at
tempting TO prevent Mr.. McMillin from
Ira''ng tuc internal revenue bill to the
House
The Repu b'icans, however, Joined
nalI- with the income takers and de.
i"ated the small baud Of Democrats
WOO have pledged themselves TO use
every effort TO prevent the internal
revenue oi.l, containing the income tax,
II"m being placed upon the wilson bill
as rider.
Mr.. Wilson, Chairman OF the Commit
''e' who IS 10 sympathy with them, al
owed the debate upon the Robbins
a"eudment TO run on without interrup-
500 today, IL was said for The express
purpose OF consu ming time, so that the
.'mmlttee amendments, which he has
j. .ier, viii, when he again take. the
N..r' exhaust The debate until Saturday
Ht and thus shut out the possibility
%. Tue internal revenue oil being offer
eI tS an amendment 20 the Wilson bill.
great deal OF bitter feeling exists.
lead Co
CHARGES or BAD FAITH
pr Tie opening OF the session Of the
''t-' This morning the Speaker an.
.'rp tne appointment Of Messrs.
'-s"eI and Compton as directors Of
' g.' .Y.um1 1ian Hospital for Women.
l.e House then resolved Itself into
nn'ttee OF the Whole for the further
I1eratIon Of tho tariff bill. Two
..f- and fifteen minutes for debate on
I've IRON ore schedule remained. Sir.
iA'i3r Rep, TenDcssee.) offered as an
'.1went 20 the pending amendment
''. Oates, placing duty OF 40 cents
.u' Che provisions OF the McKln.
'a" which makes the duty IS cents
par tou
Mr. Beltzhoover Dem. PennsyIva
peuod the debate with sensa-
N'' denuuciation Of the Wilson bill.
-'.iy compromise on question OF
'I'a' pie, be said, Involved a surrender
r'Rht and had ended In ignomiuiou.
Nre History was filed with strik.
r Illustrations OF this fact. II the
go OH became D law II would also
failure. Pretending 90 be neither
'o.ecuOn nor free trade. 10 has the
.'s OF both and the merits Of neither
ending TO protect one Industry In
district (steeD IL discriminated
a.nst another (chains) lie was In
|'r OF protection TO American labor
publican applause Every Demo.
'aOc platform from the foundation nj
'F government until 1892 had declared
'I protection TO American labor.
How about tho platform OF 1s7e9r
corrupted Mr.. Hall Dem. Missouri
'.d not IL denounce the protection
D mean" rejoined Mr. Beitzboover
that All the platform declarstions ~
''e party trended in tnat direction ~
Were you not elected on the Mat
''n OF 1892, which declared protection
oe fraud and a robbery" asked Mr.
N'.. 1ler Dem. Iilinoisl.