New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
BA " DS.

Cor" "tU ,nM ~. II WEST 2;D ST..
ba ni'Gd GdoS Saos IS ThSt day viii be welcome to
no fair exchanges. To the people Of the Dominion
also ais union with the United States would be ad:
awaken 70 find themselves wealthy AMI prosper
party Of Canada annexation mems annibIlatio
70 them in their extremity the Wilson bill
in the prospect of larger markets and greater
smaller Wares 10 and our rrs 9%n people its portion is
MIR. GALLINGDHS SPEECH
Mr. Ga'nger also addressed the Senate.
MIR G1nsfr n & s9d M t1p tn no scnaSr had thus far
or approval eXceI' senators Mclaurin mississippi
and Tnrpie dndiana); and that even its dstin-
EulSht9 author In the other House MT Wilson,
had felt called upon to apologize for IT, saying I,
was NOT "ifercd as complete response TO the MAN.
Ncwy-Jersey Or. .McPhcrson had, with a pro,
& tGctiomlsI pathos in his voice promptly declared
the chairman Of the Finance Commttee-Mr Voor-
Of course. be alleged and pointed out: concessions
ave apparent which have been unwilingy made.
and only when found necf ssary TO secure It's pas
sage What greater condemnation Of the bill. Mr..
ban Ss Sc G9Tq from fS on9 Na
Jersey Giil and Smith had entered the arena with
M % ahd a ]aven ] aa hau m gvrh c 'm measure no. what
that, II that thin; continued the bin would he dis.
Mr. Gallinser went on 70 say tha! wale the hll
was pending in the House ne had addressed the
;enion to the eecs Of The biz nGn the indgsrles
SnH Iapor % g" & 'ne ."i & ,s an
he had eXpe}ted that It would have been reported
in form which would raise sufficient revenue. and
the great Industries OF agriculture and manufact,ir-
Ing. and good wages and employment to working
men. Instead of that however. the bill came back
committee. 1T then bad" said he, ~ is now
daboNca; It was then framed in the Interest Of
the South; is now intensified ana emphasized in
every bad feature Il possessed. II IS a bid O.l'
bad in construction. bad in purpose and bed in rs
assaults upon the onward march OF the inlusiria
energy and prosperity Of this mighty, KGpahIhc
that sane men could have given 1t their approval
Surely such a hLi cannot be enacted into law;
fall before the aroused indignation and protests
MI PRESIDENT" he said in conclusion the
country has had thirteen months of i'Gmocratic rate
rule and wherever the electors nave spohGm 'hey
most unparalleled In American history The labor
seal OF condemnation the Wilson bill. The have
issued their mandate to Republican Senators to
believe that every consideration OF patriotism of
ustce Of respSc for the R2p%"TI WILL ana ,6a 0 RE-
Shall be opposed. resisted. ana 9bstructcd at every
closed his able speech by saying that unless the
income tax feature OF the bin IS stricken out God
is passed. income tax or no income tan. then God
save the industries and the labor Of this country
from condition such as our people have never
heretofore known"
Several episodes occurred during the delivery Of
Mr. GaliinCer'S speech question was lut % MN
by Mr.. Gray Dem. Dei)-one OF the two Demo
cratic Senator's in the chamber to the verdict OF
the people in the election OF 1892 in favor of tariff
reform. a counter question was put to Mr. Gray
people against the Wilson bin.
Mr Gray declared that there had been no cleo
ton since 1892 in which the tariff was an issue.
That statement was denied 10y Mr.. Gal!nger. who
fai ia iha thE a IN ' Of Kew % the ar question %as
the only question issue and that IN one OF them
and the Republican candidate elected. while in
the other case Democratic majority OF ~" hai
man Of Mr Ganinger's intelligence ought 70
know. said Mr.. Gray. that The elections in New
York turned on local questions as to Iammhny or
anti-Tammany. .,,-,,
Rep. r. H. who said thai in one Of these cases
the Republican candidate. MI. Cuigg, hhI ma a
uom us yn ''T oyfecv cles mat the American peo-
pie were heartily sick Of the results OF the eicc-
~ Know said Mr. GaInger. what our people
the last National Democratc Convention ana who
a warm supporter Of Mr. ceyclands nomina,. ina,
building that II the Tariff bin b. passed there VII
1yomber Of the STATE Democra;ic Commitee in my
State said Cabinet Minister in the city of WASH
pemocrapc e1T a ticket lex bu; ha, i the Wilson bill passed
ss ssTe Tno%fo' %6o Would NO %2D vote De az o h next election
After this episode Mr. Galllnger proceeded with
hTce hT dfT ho"T: readng S his spcech from printed slips.
but delivering It with much force and energy.
REMARKS or Mr. DoLPH.
Mr. Doph Gcp. Ore) then addressed the Senate
IN opposition to the bill
Mr. Doph laulel the Mckinley law as having
stimulated every industry, started new enterprises
given employment to labor and increased doihesuGG
h !o6 %nd M SaSns %a nSeP prorcye M
ure nor a tariff -for-reven measure, but was an
Cratic majority he declared. hopelessly divided.
had proved to be incompetent 10 conduct me affairs
do itself credit by acknowledging IT'S ncapacy and
m6SGy "a ana me sPpns Of goT tSH b Sn M % Doph COM
mented sarcastically on the fact that diamonds
PETER would go out and meet Coxey's army and
announce that gratifying fact the demand ior en-
would disband and go quietly home. satisfied lie
showed how the pending bin would be- IN its var.
f%s PacIhRc hRr0SlsisS ceasi disastrous 10 the 'lD'''
The question TO be decided by this Congress. he
Of the people Of E9gSnd IN Ian aG EgTogs ,a,a gna Asia or in
Mr.. Doph viii continue his speech tomorrow;
%o,ce was given by Mr. cray & DEN M, pel Of an an
shall read his speech. or read from any book or
paper except to quote an authority or to Illustrate
Another question Of personal privilege arising out
Of certain Senators for their supposed position on
the Tariff bill was BROUGHT up by senator Mcpher,
that connection. He quoted from a New YORK even
y had supposed that every Senator this floor,
citizen of my sta,e eyGTy m wc GI
that since the Tariff bill had been reported to the
Senate so long as II remained an Improvement on
the Mckinley bill in respect TO custom duties !
had announced my intention TO support II TO the
mn / did not suppose that anybody was In doubt
about that The Correspondent Of the paper In
question was early Informed in regard TO my posi-
lion and purpose. He admitted 10 me very
recently that he had 50 advised the publication Of
fee in New-York. l have no complaint to make ,,s
against this wanton. deliberate misrepresentation
from such source; Yet ] take this occasion occasion to
remind the journal that II Is far more honorable to
tell the truth than to circulate falsehoods."
Mr. Sherman Rcp., OhiOD. a me!nber or the CON-
ritiee on Foreign Relations. introduced. explained
and had passed by the Senate a bill TO amend the
fret section OF the Bchring Sea act, by inserting
the word "incusivc." instead OF the word 'excli,
sivc As amended. the section reads that II snail
not he lawful to Kill capture pursue seals within
poOp-rarhicaI miles around the