The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-08-01
FOR THE WILSON BILL.
ParI<e County Democrats Say the Sem
ate Should Yield.

ROCKVILLE, July 27.-Speclal.-Your
correspondent interviewed the following
democrats today and asked each ore the
questions, I'm the controversy between
the house and the senate on the tariff
bill, which do. you think ought to yield,
the senate or the house?" and, do you
think the presidents letter to Chairman
Wilson was right or was 1t wrong?"
They were answered as follows:
]. c. Pierce. blacksmith-"'I thing the
senate should yield. The presidents
letter was right"
William Horn, dry goods clerk-''Thinl1
the senate should yield. The letter is
William R. Nevins. farmer-''The SEN
ate should yield. L think the letter was
right"
Isaac N McFaddin. building contractor
THE senate should yield. The letter
was right"
Frank Payne lumber and stove dealer
and farmer-"The senate should yield.
indorse the letter.
R. C. McWilllams, retired farmer-"The
senate should yield. The letter was all
right
]. P. Potter, teamster-'I think the
senate should yield and pass the bill at
once and go home. The letter was right,
of course
William A Mason, printer-"The senate
should certainly yield at once, and the
presidents letter was right and OPP
perfume"
L. B. HUMPHREYS postmaster-'I think
the senate ought to yield. OF course, be-
cause the people want the Wilson bill,
and it was promised them in the Chicago
platform. The letter was right"
Albert B. Overman, merchant-''The
senate should yield. The letter was right
1 don't see how democrat can see it
otherwise"
]. w. Puett. farmer-"The senate
should yield. Should the house yield L
don't believe we could carry a single
precinct in this county"
William D. Dodds, lumber dealer-''The
| senate should yield at once. The Wilson
bill is bad enough. / would rather have
the Mckinley bill stand than for the
| democrats to daddy the senate bill. The
presidents letter was right"
Joseph Ralston, harnessmaker-''I think
| the Wilson bill ought to pass as it came
! from the house. The senate should yield
and give the people relief. The presi-
dents letter was right"
]. S. McFaddln, lawyer-"There IS no
question about 1.-THE senate should yield
| The letter Of the president is right"
John Sage, insurance agent-'"The sem
ate should yield and pass the Wilson bill
at once. In saying this 1 voice the senti-
ment earnestly expressed to me OF at
| least fifty of my friends in the country
| during the last few days. The letter was
right 1 have heard nothing but praise
for the president"
T. w. Seybold, restaurant-'I think the
senate should yield and that the presi-
| dents letter was right and proper"
F. w. Leatherman, stock dealer and
| chairman county democratic committee
Il most certainly favor the Wilson bill
as it came from the house and think the
senate should yield. The presidents
letter was undoubtedly right and proper"
Dudley McWilliams, farmer-''The Will
son bill ought to be passed as ii came
| from the house. The presidents letter
was right and ought to have been pub
| lished sooner"
William ]. Gaebler, deputy postmaster
Yes, 1 am for the Wilson bill straight
| The senate should yield. We would
better go into the fall campaign without
any bill than to father the house bill as
amended by the senate. Mr.. Cleveland's
letter was right"
d, M. Carlisle. stave and heading
dealer, farmer and merchant-"I thing
the house and president are right all the
time. The senate should yield, and if
it wants to please me it will. Yes, the
presidents letter is right. Yes sir!'
A. j. McAlister, general business Yes,
sir! / think the Wilson bill is right and
the senate ought to yield. Yes, sirl
Yes. sir! The house ought not to give
an inch sir No, sir Was the presi-
dents letter right? Why, of course, It
was. Yes, yes, II. WAS right ne CetiiiC
down on the senators pretty hard, but
then they deserved it and only got what
they needed"
F. NJ. Scott, furniture dealer-'Why.
think the senate ought to yield, of course,
and if / were in the house l would stay
there until the senate did yield. OF
course the presidents letter is right"
Samuel Spencer liveryman-'l am for
the Wilson. bill. think the senate ought
to yield. The president was right when
he wrote his letter.
Daniel Chesser, Transferable senate
should get out of the way and let the
Wilson bill pass. The party cannot
afford to go back on its promises, and,
besides, the bill Is right. | never read
the presidents letter. but If 1t Endorsed
the Wilson bill and scored the senators
who tried to change 1t the letter must be
right"
F. NJ Bryant, justice of the peace
1.-THE senate should yield. The presi-
dents letter was right.
II. II. Rice, farmer-"I believe In the
Wilson bill as II came from the house
and the president ought to keep them
there until they pass IT that way. The