New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-14

nos,,,on and the other is a feeling OF equa regret
for the country and its position AZ tar "a INC u
gentleman from West Virginia Is c9neerneu scnssity
oS pv commenting on the difference between ms
of sorrow and the triumphai ppn%bter and APP
pausco He Is not so joyous now having De ep ayed
ont IN anV'tr 10 nSoituna;e for the gentleman from
West Virginia that he and his conlptiioLn' Ira
had to contend MN rsnsdoubieiy the House CON
ferrecs meant we: undoubtedly their inientiq hs
were honorS So 0I be ye met in the other branch
They ski.fui as these ie, a.! e,ren Of the
ouse Without so much the Of the b
that they transported across NM a. Drlce
a. tbe Wilson bill dead and not dead on the he'a
OF honor either. daughter and app.ause9
BABES IN THE WOOD
Tho gentleman from West Virginia and his com
patrios appear before Us now not az the u'u'p
reformer, marching to glory. at the sound OF their
own sweet voices: they little babes IN inc "oo..
and II win be found pretty that they were ieit
there by their uncle in the White HOUSE s,,a " And
laughter and applause on fe ne Unions Of the birds
bearing the ballots that are 70 oa,y ' srn,u conse.
sight aTgher But agr I IS the least of this
quence Their disappearance ~ '
event ,, - ,ho tariff question:
action would be the fact that whatever "as his
Country could do businese that that only an
effort their part to do something an tnD, from
tney "e i st MI WILSON, sgnazes his departure
from history by talking about ms beng Win I this
senate biz not content with what attacks II
makes upon our @ their psrsone dscred by
submitting to the BILL announce to us that IL Is ony
h Of G hi fT coney Great Cod Has hs
country suffered enough during the Ias' ~ -
month"; S hIi iasss m are to eonnus tell YOU
when the people Of this country get an opp3r,un'H
10 SreIS n,en t and With sadier hearts than
have today even Not content with what you have
done. have threatened the people OF THIS country
| with yourselves again. NaughterJ
THE EpITAPH ALREADY WRITTEN.
| We shall not write your epaph. That has been
| done by "A nearer and dearer That has been done
By the man whose must be affixed TO TINS Dill
before It can discrcdit the statute book lie tells
you that this bill IS an instance OF "perfdy, injus
tice and dishonor" We have got nothing TO do In
the next campaign except 10 read the testimony , OF
your Chief Masistrate under Whose h ass ~
Representatives have lived, go that We dld not KNOW
ah. Uousn 81 Representatives or a committee of the
| Exesctlys. out OF your household has come your
condemnation nay. on, OF your own mouth has YOU,
| condemnation come For shall read that bold
and uncompromising declaration Of the chairman od
the Committee on Ways and Means that We We're 10
SIT here until he end OF our term to pI d W tns
bills for which the gentleman from Illinois ONT.
| Sprngcr) deposed from the Committee on Ways
and Mears daughter His successor, after films
| the atmosphere with his outspread wings; mas hs
Y Why not 2rn 9''s YOU G to dop, the action
the other person? congratulate the gentleman ,a,
umph | wish could congratula,e the country
o @n4 wi" DS. 5Ne a
Mr. McMiiln dem. Tenn, one Of the eonferrees
n tut in the O cKy Act WAS
and 'ha. Of the House bill ~ ,y sha Mr OF 6 ne
telle (Rep. Malne) sneeringy, how IL happened that
he so long In finding out that the senat. Pm
gentleman from Maine and his sympathizers had
! prevented a better bill being got
PREDICAMENT OF MR. WILSON.
Mr. Burrows Rep. MIch) said that the chairman
| OF the Committee Ways and Means stood this
! afternoon deserted by his party. He called I" mimi
I the words OF that gentleman in the beginning ~
this great controversy and which seemed prophetic
| now Those words were. Not all who march
eravei in the front are found tn line when Rs rrny mus
said, when the gentleman from West virginia was
np today brayeIy and declined to lead the retreat.
Iiu his friends had deserted him. and ne stood SUB
9S M HnG u4 in MS ik SH S he men who
| rallied around him at the beginning tMany Demo
@ IT. s va psr nJr the wnfrr sss
through whose physical eser,9ns the sente man
OF debate never cqualied IN this hal? Laugh.
from ,he pcm n5S rs ranks They have aserd
| They said then TO their leader. Though shaII die
! 70 follow thee both TO prison and to death Wher"
are they now? More Democratic cries Here We
inrlnr he Gentleman from Nest Virginia afar
OF. They warming themselves over protected protected
| coal and curslug and swearing mat they never
III viii not d." Mr. burrows continued. 10 say
that YOU propose to pass Il b!ll providing FOR Tree
iron ore Tree coal and free sugar. There IL not a
man In mis- presence child IN the country. 50
stupid as no; to know that you canno, pass one Of
| these bills through this CoErv<ess ,, ,
In the history u this discussion That morning the
House was firm in It's resolution to carry Guy an, ,ir ~,
! yalorem rates They were backed ~ an Ehecu'V"
who never yields and wh9 mas tre SoSf sIs S'
by the press Of the country ana by the DsHo''"uc
I'm another place (meanns the Senate, decara-
ton made by the Senator from Missouri iMr
on what had taken place IN conference. ana that me
secret should be- dvuiget whoever Il hits That
complete change Under The lead Of the presiding
oiiicer OF this House Democratic caucus was
Come in here he said the ;t threat e.l !, m gron
The brmocratsJ The Executive heretofore nrm.
was quiet ani yieding The caucus was Sa ,si.
Hou.s and The ES.cutiv. 10 their senses More
ierrs from the Democrats and applause from the
In conclusion. Mr. Burrow, predicted that the
President would return the NH WIN scorn. ana
dog that he should DO this thing Applause
from the Repubcan-)
BOURKE COCHRAN TAKES A HAND.
Mr.. Cochran Dem ~ " was then recognized
ana said:
Mr.. speaker. III seems 10 Hlr .H,' ~ - a.,
before this House. the real practical question mas
been somewhat overlooked. II not actually mis-
stated The gentleman from Tennessee tMr; Nc
M.ln) has declared that the question Tor the House
To consider II whether the senate bill. In wh'ch We
are asked TO concur IL Improvement on the Nc
klnley act from Democratic point OF View DO
not agree with the gentleman from Tennessee There
il A higher a more vital point at issue here and
that Is whether the American Congress IL 10 legis
iaf. or whether some unknown unmentloned force
can block the wheels OF legislation and make the
representatives, OF ,he people cover In the dust and
surrender they know not 10 whom. loud appiauseD
La. winter we passed bill through this House
under the leadership of the gentleman from West
Virginia That bin passed through this House
amid such scene OF triumph and JOY az never
has been witnessed In the history Of legislative
body.
Tile pATuETIC EIGIRE OF WILSON