The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-05
N BoURKE COCHRAN
a.. crrAr ORATOR IN THE
W. SOUTH.
,rr.on BuI win Raise More
% ~. rhan tho rrohitorS Nc
E''''s r,rin -AppOinument
:, white Discussed


N''f .sev accOnpdhV" -
y'sieraas,, al the st. Charles hotel
Is s'oppius Mr.. COCHRAN said he wa
. rspo ,',,,S's sake, and after spend
\ !" ~ three days in New oi'eah'
u 50 W .,oa, was questioned relative
I s,i' ans rs fate in the senate but
Figar a. ,,..,.s .he matter saying that
8 s ~ tell what the senate would
not talk of Legislative probable
70 'An a. "You have the latest news
~ ., ,S from Washington. and on
'n' onst depend for what l know
psp' S,ily proceedings have been
Iae Va" If the capital, and certain
dass lens. SS Tell fresher news than ]
'sH''s. ,rference could be drawn from
-,,,,on OF the congressman that
s'H.s's s,,sor was not an impossibility.
Y " ,.,srested in the industry, and
~, ratber to ask questions about
!. Nam 10 answer them. He would
What amendments or changes
,is.ly 10 be made in the Wilson pill
49, y LIMOS No before the senate.
\, Z pot the bill calculated TO revive
nsss' n.r,eetly willing to discuss alb
~ n,sstions on matters of business, !"
y ~ gcntlenlan, with a pleasant smile
ny 80 ~ lst,te face, land ! can answer
v ,.stIan m the affirmative. Business
bsne6ted by the passage Of the
!. ~ way that II will lessen taxation
u, hss well been demonstrated that
.s,sn the burden OF taxation on "A
y IA stimulate and assist the
lA n business. Besides imports and
M. vlIl be Increased under the wiz
'si,s aneration. Trade Is but an eX-
! = x commodities one for another,
:, oarty or country to another. Tho
n. NH will raise more revenue for
'..rsrnnent than was raised under tho
FAN law That measure tended too
N IA ekclusiOn. Trade should be left
4 ma measure 10 its own regulation.
,hw Of supply and demand should
~ rgrchase and sale. | have con-
~ ihat the bill will raise more
<-re nan a measure imposing high
~ scause OF the increase of trade
\ iii result IL is well known that
taxes only six articles of con-
tshn. yet a sufficient revenue is
la NJ that tpNayion to supply the
IN sftht country. some of the money
2,st eoismment Is raised on incomes"
N c,lnn held that both sides Of the
IN trsPsiti1n were well known 10
a st,H. He does not favor that feat
a 81 AZ wilson bill, but gave the re-
n /, d vnderstand that he was n tariff
.l}rns, naming perhaps, that the bill
~ tsiig viii the income tax feature
|<it 10 H6Nall
lltlE lsain to the business out
IA y q rlntry and the effect of leGis-
I'LL a tarzsrcial matters. Mr.. Cock
al sd hn tHiness could not he inn
;1:fssi al esGencc restored in a day.
kBENM many very large failures
~ N asH he said, and nearly all
61 VIZ az closed down were solvent
f i.5a ahich took the precaution
szsg N for the protection OF de-
Fln ite people, or many of them,
We. ihal he Sherman silver law was
%SAs for the stringency In COM
" aiaif, and now II is declared on
II - 10y .ANA III itNAEiHtIibiA AAlntlNAfH
Pcs and destroys confidence, etc. hut
@l true Confidence can not he
nfa q a day. II takes some time
'ae adjustment OF an unsettled finan-
Wlallon. Legislation ON the tariff
s't accomplish n, but will help 10
4 fof six months the factories were
down In this country. Now one can
2 see what eject such a suspension
4 nave on business when the wealth
e entire country is equal only u
years Of production. j have every
p believe thar what is commonly
\ y hard times will soon be sue
Ivy a universal revival Of business.
allsln bill viii help to bring about
.a9ge, but Il Is taking place every
wv gradually grows better All the
w that was ever consummated
Nv ehange the condition Of business
u leeultlng from panic in n re-
4 period, II requires time.
me appointment of Senator
tg we supreme bench WAS an ideal
~ Az Cochran IN answer TO a
~. Pul ne was str1hg IN the
4 &c continued, and his pace Will
Y ! should think, to MI"
II, s y. q. New York feel about the
Z, sac coneurs that II was wige
Z liNlsiy, I the president was going
i ~ She Empire state to make tho
sar Put New York ought h have
4 lidee, and we are rather sore
: ga not come 70 MS. II pFT-aps
s,,pqnsNhat the pride Of the State TO
itt Fsss ,ied on the supreme bench,
Ky so WY succeed MIR. White?"
,,rs ~ mentioned a Number OF the
n s, rsSs. ior the vacancy. and Mr..
ssVTa Ike 10 see Blanchard an.
n. SNOW him very well, and he
ss,a lelioY He would make a
/ .tsloF. Blanchard Is popular ia
snnsa ana y considerably talked
ssoatseuon with the succession
.issf A.dh seemed to be very much
skea = me politics Of the state.
apout the situation from All
a i. F,hW lie was particularly IN
nv, moving whether or not Gov
f,n,, would make any exac-
AZ nc onpointee as 10 his vote
ald H. on the Wilson tariff hill.
ltalns3 Saitary and Air. White
.5h ". me bill If there was no
nsa g sugar. he asked.
woul5f ot Louisiana believe that
ia ss3ppose the measure to the
New ~, VI Alt tree list.
~ n i2rk congressman was very
ssg hs conversation, ana his
III fohstantly illuminated with =
drsss heavily built, perfectly main
+, an5s-a .q with no Sign OF osten-
own s .y being hardly conscioiis
Ioind Nslltp. His features are iarne
he c5ntnl DIS general appearance
eocxrsr M q his face remnrltable.
u N Nv established his repntation
4 Siatas greatest oratorg ii tba
Ne 49, ~ the Chicago eonvans ior
= Clcvai. aSdinst the Nomination az
never * But President c,IeveA
al afsl stronger supnorte,, than
81 ,siur no was no,nina,el tnai
= lie bsil o. the nfesident's besf
u won,5 vlleyed then mat the ,nn5
c0ekrs w be q wise one.
~. ) mas devoted MS ti,,. 4.
4 femmi,, hember Of the wavs ana
laA'ss,g se '.e % framing the Iv,isn,'
rsssmssM active interes, aionn " l ,,,,,ii
4 h Nr.M l4son. McNiutne S
.'ii reform blll aloag the lines
platform" as laid down IN ,be
% tie nto end supported ~ the
= Congress ne IN The tarim AZ.
mat WON made an orafariest
e and fha ne plaudits Of dis al
saFm. str ~ Nation. He h
.tt his iihlnak supporter IN ynass
a'liiftl se,Alng, and d daanlv meas,
~ 81 urs aud economies. s'N
n not y Tor three ,weelfs