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

enactment OF the senG te sugar schodnln
puFehased slla.000,0eO worth az raw
SUGAR. II this was true, Sc saia. ths
profits occruing % the trust frorn thl.
Investment In advance OF tho enact.
fpent OF the scLGte schedule would ~
q least si0,OUl.090 MI Wilson alst
dwelt at length on the e,ubar,a ssfnani
attending the efforts to adjust tho coal
and iron schedules
The great battle" said Mr.. Wilson.
warming w TO his subject, "s between
the American people and the su@ar
trust, II Is a battle in which the trnSt
mas taken the peonle hv Tho fhfn5t
and II VIII never end until we throw on
the yrip"
There was enthusiastic applause ~
tfis. lie proceeded to stite that Tho
house conferees had been vluf,. 10
cnncede almost everything pxcent hoe
vital items OF sugar, it,n mi coal
mat the senate cOnferees hal also
seemed willing to conce t. much ard
help much the same views. hut were
,vpparenuy dominated by The
hnewlsdEe that IL they conceded what
they themselves We're wiling to ,un-
code the bill could not pass and lie
agreement would be usel ~.
Mr' wilson concluded hy saying TINT
ne hnt now become satisfied ii wpq
s.lher tne senate bill or no hesitation.
Me. Wilson closed al l1.0S o'cioc,.. hav-
All MONTGOMERY then took the nnnr
and spbslantiatcd whnt Mr.. NVus,.n
ference
speaker Crisp followed Mr.. Mont
GeinerY' He spoke with much sririt
aha enrnestness, and the caucus was
Son IN tumult of enthusiasm, r5und
a!ier round OF applause greeting Ms
utteItncos. He spoke OF the critical
COZ uition and OF the apparent mod
70 accept the senate bill, and then N
leu pe, u Introduce separate bins for
iree sugar free iron and free coal.
Mr. Crisp followed IL the INA NJ
Mr.. Wilson, saying that Il was cI,bcr
senate bin or no bin. lie said Thai
Us long as there was desperate chance
OF securing concessions the house ia
lnanded, he was In favor OF sfnndinc
out but he was now satisfied that the
Iihe h"u come When further insistence
py the house was useless lIo closed
ms remarks by Offering resolution
lhstructlng the house conferees TO re-
code \ great burst OF applause
erected the reading OF the resoiutlnn
put halt dozcn irate Democrats were
on Iler feet demanding recognition.
prominent among them being Rurke
cochran OF New York Owing la no
iiateneas Of the hour a rule was nlopted
uniting further speeches to 1--WE n,f,-
utes Then Mr. Cochran being reeor.
i i,, uehNSted a. vigorous and elo-
H ,I,e speeeh against surrendering to
Ion 's tha, Better no tarin leglsla-
Nj r,,eh,,,, Wy Svnate bill he said.
necessary a. thn 'Yu unAt mere was no
ne vi, w mouse 70 surrender
ment TINT Co,ir 6sr,,o,, W. ~, ~ 2 stare
the sennte would Ia ies, ~ ,to'es ~
pHeee,l,-tf7 SI7Sina5,5Icd ~, ~
the four senators. bnt Mr. WIZ, oi
fused to give them.
The previous question on tho r,rtsn
resolution was ordered by iOe ia 81
i lfteen minutes debate was tben
alloWed. Mr.. McAllllln followed IN Wig
orous silie. He repu1ated the state.
ilisnt nude by Mr. Cochran that tho
iesiil9t.e PHI was worse than the Mo-
NJ r,,.
20 tha rsii 'ssn OF i'ou'siana OBJECTED
g. s,,-,,.. . it'Yi,. W account OF the
,,,,ts,i,,'s, P.oNln'phs ana generally
i.i o,,a'p' AGAINST the treatment OF Lou
a., 49,
~. nv t.uur OF " O'Clock when the
49,. w. 70 met, approached. the
t,,yns ~ o,et Nutcl went up from the
,l, ,,,tt', ,iellipers' MI Robertson
~ ,,i,. urge Unit IT would be
,,iar,a,,, 49, ~, 70 ,, KY OF the Louisiana
ornn ,r ,,.I,t-h a.. ''''7 > N.'4 .