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

seeking to obtain some relief Cor n
suffering people.
'Half Il loat is better than no bread;
therefore we say we viii talte ibn
senate bill, but before this house adj
Journs tonight, II our friends will stay
win us (much applause on the DEM
oefatlc side we win do It," Mr.. Crlsp
continued I'VE will send to the Sc ,atc
erystalli2ed into form OF acts passed
IN this hall, bills making sugar fro
Voud applause) making coal free IRE
haWeG Npplau.e) making iron free
continued applause), and making barb
Nu Wfelrte' n my friends on that
SIDE Is 80 much concerned about these
articles let him stay here and yofc
with us, (Laughter) 1t Is quite an
parent that you gentlemen on do
other side prefer the Mckinley bin
Iherc are gentlemen on this side who
prefer ihc Mckinley bill TO tho houaa
with senate amendments. These gem
Ncmen are Wiling to incur an kinds
of risks because they feel that In the
end they cannot be losers because they
prefer the Mckinley law TO this bin
MI Speaker, In conclusion, only
want TO say that 50 far as am con-
cerncd ! was willing 70 continue the
contest for II better hill so long as there
was any hope OF obtaining H. But when
the conferees on the part OF the house.
In whom We have the utmost conf
dence, who are familiar with all the
facts, toll us that In their Judgment
we must take this bin or be remltted
to tine penalties of the Mckinley bill.
! do not hcsltate a moment take
the senate amendments.
II there IL q sugar trust In this couu-
try Witch 70 dominating L. gislau IN,
the Republican party created 1t (ao.
plausel and though this bill docs not
destroy that rust Ms we wish II did
Il takes away moro than one half II
the protection accorded O tina rus. IAN
plauseD II hece is n coal combine the
legislation Of the Republican party
butt II up. and though We do not
make coal free in this bill, we reduce
the duty from 70 cents to 10 cents. n
there Is steel iron combine, the same
remarks apply Going through these
schedules, Whilct they arc not all we
wish. they are land we want the cpun-
Try TO understand IT, the best We can
ret now, The moment we get this we
intend to move forward; We % no in
Tend there shall ne any backward Etcn
IN the tariff reform. Gsud f.pplaus i
We believe that the adjournment Of
MS eungrcss without the passaec of
some tnrin bill would be a blow 10 tar
ilt rr.orm frnm whicn It would not re
cover for years" As she speaker
closed, Mr. Cochran VI New York OK
citsdly rose und asked n make a
statement of personal privilege. There
was great Confusion. This chair de-.
chned to recognize the privilege. Is
contrary 10 the special rule
Cat calls CAME from the Republican
Size, among them sugar has l.1ns mn
4 po'nis /" Mr. Cochran persisted IN
ms demand Tor privileged statement
ana With sorae Lspoilty no said with
ttlercnce to the speakers renectinn
ps to his absence thar ii was an N, xvi.
eence OF the growth OF the Georria
ehlYairN since Alexander 81 Avcns was
leuioced In the srcakership by The
picsent occupant OF the chair. Tho
tpshkel disciplined any intention of
felaotion on Mr.. Cochran. hut the m.
eleenI caused much confusion, ana il
WAS Sonic minutes before ord ar on,i5
he restored. Alter this exoitln- $500
MS wilson arose ind corrected 4 state
'aeht ne had made IN the openinis Ia
lhe ct.ni mat 800 900 0Ql worth ~ raw,
seHof had hchn purchased by the az
sAfFuHi IN anticipation Of the mas.
- 'Ae snsAr schciuie ~ he een.
aye eiili He lad been mistaken. he
ri sss Ns lIs i ,,s TIE trust ad rur-
HOW much Is that In dollars ana
cents called out q member 49,
About s26,ooo,ooo" replied MIR WI.
son ~ concluding, Mr.. Wilson sa,S
mis- was not tine for Dcnr6crafio ~.
toeslasm u was plain Den, osrntle
n ,,,s, \. v, hat II the Democrats marty
Law down is weapon urtil /, hoS S'n n9t
Y impossible In this country 10 MAJ
oul'l,ils on one class OF citlEcns fpr phs
enrichment Of another. Mr.. Nnsns