Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-07-19

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t4rIf bill can PASS Congress unless Is
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me HOUSE would never consent 10 the
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:a.e o: 8 general tariff bill. Ny. Wilson
aid. he hoped tia: Congress would nol
adjourn until by single bill i necess-
2ry, !. had removed the Tax OF refined
sugar.
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al Rad at the clsrks desk long let
ter written 70 hin by the President
wherein he defines hi= position on the
pending bill. The salient points Of
this document. which were received by
frequent ou;burst= OF applause By the
democrats aud occasional peak o:
laughter by me republicans, are these
He adnonizhe= the House con-
;e-rees to stand frn :or free
coal and iron ore IS they were
promised the people when the
party pledged itzei; TO raw material.
He declare: that to accede 70 the re-
publican protection in me bill low in
conference OF these items, would be
party di=honor and party outrage. TIE
Senate Dill fell Ia short o. being VIVA:
.h= great rank and fle 0: the demo
cratic party demanded. on sugar the
President said the party could place 8
,e1 on that article without being
subjected to the charge OF aban-
1oniag democratic principles, even
though the charge nigh. be made
although it would be exaggerated
that the party vas encouraging the re-
inerie= Of the country. There would
be no objection TO g TAX on sugar il that
were necessary to secure the passage
OF the bill but il respect to coal AMI
iron ore. the President said there must
De no receding from the House bill.
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delicate subject" caused much laugh.
ter or he republican side OF the cham
Der.
The motion by lIr. Wilson to Insist
upon a disagreement to the Senate
amendments and ask further confer
ence, after debate by Mr.. Wilson, SIr.
Reed. Mr.. Wheeler aud Mr.. Grow was
agreed to; and Speaker Crisp announced
Nessrs. Wilson. McMillin, Turner and
Montgomery. democrats, and Messrs.
Reed, Burrows and Payne. republicans.
as managers on the part Of the House.
Routine business was then resumed.
The action Of the House on the tariff
hil! mas been messaged over to the Sen
a;e and the matter is now before that
body.
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