Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-19
THERELL BE 0VET0.
Tsst Is tho Opinion Of Those Best
Able 10 Judge
YICELLEECES OF C0RnAA BILL.
ClsYslsnd and Carlisle Must Share In
The Responsibility for Il.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HUETON.
The Senator States why lie IL Opposed
to Government Ownership OF Rail-
way and Telegraph idneA
nCELLESCES OF COUHAH BILL.
LETTER FROM GENERAL HUETOS,

tc.,lrs, CONGRESS IN session IL the ueiay
-...,..,.., 10 the President 1t became
trov, IN most OF the public men yes
-. ,h.t there was not the slightest
.-,ttr,t,, mat n veto message would
,,,t i'm. The fact that the Treasury
,,..,,~t,,cnt had ordered 1900 copies OF
,,c IN Tor distribution among oihc'ais
whose dIty Il viii te 70 administer the
,,,. shows that Secretary Carlisle Is
certain Mr.. Cleveland VIII not iuterpose
On objection.
pri~i,ns differ ns 10 what course he
viii pursue. Some az the people who
o,.cht 10 hcve n knowledge OF the situa-
ton think hc will practically write
veto message for tho benefit OF those
Vbo think the tariff reductions are not
heavy enough, and at tho same time ne
viii anix his signature 20 the Bill. just
as he did during his first term when the
olcomargafine bill was approved Other
people contend that Mr.. Cleveland IN
,...y, g., his letter 20 Congressman WI
,.r cannot afford 10 sign measure
which De denounced as pcrhd!ous anu
sishoDorah!c, ami therefore he VIII SIM.
blv rerrait 10 20 become a law "ilhVuN
Nv action on the part OF the hNc0"t :.
A., some this fccms 10 be 'he Pio,''I W
- ,olgking Congress because tle ~.
-. - .he senators did not see ht
d, 40 as far a. the Irerideh' uisoa ''
voting free raw material
,r.., t,,ter course. according 10 inc
90. most rlen here view the shualoh'
....,1 iot b, highly crediiab'e 10 MI
(,...faf.l. It's aren't admirers con-
,,rtfv talk " his nerve or backbone;
"a ,hcre would not lie display oil
c,rr--a iu lodging tho Issue IN t1e man
r,r iaIl.attl. -. -
All sorts o. speculation has been /
S.....s ,. md the newspaP~rs nave
49, .hr pf,sf1ent any amount OF au-
q, av nothing ~ the interviews
,.,l'h certain members of tho 'ki'cheh
Ct...." ike Representatives Tracey
49, .;.r,--. have put out In the papers
~. .,..~,~e iunu OK sense does not ap
- b., rtra wh,t course Is pursued
a.. CO. lrry as tie new law goes h'o
,r.-,tira and business Is reNlVel. .,.,
~, Cr the theorists and imprac''cu
rr.n GA Clurrrss the tafit 49,
would have len settled more Icy
,..,rtr AGO. II was well es'api'9,'eu
co.. mouths ago that ro;hing D"'
60 senate hin could be passed ana the
,..t,,..- interests OF the country H"u
.'.I.l down I'D the bellies that the sen
.- ,.u ,,ls 1v far the better Dill OF ''e
80 The House h.N was conn ~
ON fle start ny Secretary CaiAs'e:
r.. dtstnrui.hrl N"ntuckian IS one w
g.. ,-t...,,l f.r.T-feform leaders III 'uls
D.p.oerltic p1stv. ana being nj the No.
a. fne most important Department. y. -,
government. his knowledge or the ~,
~ ,1s Treasury told him plainly thdt
Ito so-caIlcd Wilson bill wouid IAN i"'
sort OF meeting the situation
THE GORMAN MEASURE.
Tho ceo,., or German "pro'ec'ion bill
o., b., many az the MugWump ana other
,r1.e-rrlilsI ana dyspcpuc he"Sp'Pri'
insist ou ca.lins the MEASURE soon 10 u,
.,,. ,h. ng- of To- land VIII provide
,wric revenue for tho government wan
80 .i..,,rb the Industries Of the coIAi!'
.r t,... ly.r.re rates Of duty IN IT are
..l- IA little over 3 per cent. higher
Co., those OF the Wilson blll-a very
,..,u difference for such howl To nave
l..u raised. bot the senator VINO mas the
, function az having beaten the infamous
= ... iNl has the confidence ana '"''''"
az li- I.m1rrat.c as ncidtcS IN the uppoI
l-,r.r .f Congress. ana the endorsement
,t.,. has recently been given him through
,.f.~l. .r.- published with Baltimore NOR
,..tt4 would seem t. indicate that he
g.. Y.t lost caste as much as some IN
,.t g.. the cisc. II was only a ie" years
a., That Nh German was pUhllcly pre-
,,rtod in I5altiu- ore with "a most gorgeous
silver ecrvlrs "a the presence OF the
lar-rst ami most distinguished audience
cv,r .tthcr.l tr.rc % 10 honor 70 a pub
H. man q Maryland.
senator German is stil TIE honoreu
chairman OF tre Democratic caucus of
g.. s.14te. and he VIII continue In that
1..ii.n as long as that august body IS
Don. cratic and %" IS a member or IL.
.. is Yr.-omiu .utly the best party man
gr,r ou ;he Democratic side OF uhe
c..uirr. arl i5 80 recognized by his pc
l..I associates Whenever there Is
t...t. 10 o. ~ who IS relied on TO
ffrairiten clt matters, and aside from
frIU raj.ii. of senators. such as Mills
.rt Villas. who can De relied on any day
th.v set the floor to make absurd spec
t..i.s - then selves. he has the respect
a. f.. ,ut.c, body. rc,arllcss Of political
Dis. ION. THE enemies % Mr. German, in
org uItng 10 abuse him. have really
given MIN. in the eyes OF th- country.
..r .ter power than lie ever dreamed he
possessed so natter what proposition
o.. advanced vA-n the conicrrccs were
trying 10 reach q conclusion. the news
J.n.s. Boz ir sympathy with him pro-
uty that De knew in advance they
N..i3 not be- accepted
Or ihcre is any odium attached to one
jan or SIT rf m,u in this whole tariff
tn. action ga regard 10 the sGcar ques-
t'nr. ii ih. ;l-C4lisd trust has gotten an
unfair advantage ~ the American people;
s. ;h'fa !. more abuse and misrcprescn-
f1tln lu store President Cleveland and
Secretary Carlisle win. 10y the record.
Aay. 90 come ia for their fun share. II
cannot D. lad at the door of Senator
German alone. or % those conservative
nators who acted with him. But for
tae letters written respectively by the
lY.iIrut ana -r. Carlisle. the Mug
Nlmp rew bptrs might have "A plausi-
L., excuse 20 hold Senator German Ie-
srluHIh.c ior The fact that the new tariff
law gives the ro-ctiied trust an advan-
iagc. During ue stry sgie IN TIE confer
encr over thc bin Senator German. I'M
wilkins 10 bc charged longer with stand
ia- .u tie way of an agreom mt. fatly
proposed taat the Senate Confcrrces
should agree 10 free sugar He cared no.
t.llg 10y sugar except that he conceded
with tle President and the Secretary OF
81. Treasury that Il was proper article
Tor Yt..gCinC revenue: tut the enemies
O. SIR German Immediately raised the
,lr iart De- mad. the Offer, wei know
.IItI IN Ii'NiAl N'lf t"iftt tA tl4F Dlllf
because the Louisiana senators could not
b." i,l 500 line. two Of the P0pullsjs
NNa'I also desert. and senator Iill stood
ready 90 hop defeat the bin. Any and
'r -tH.nr that Senator German proposed
Nt wrong and iu the nature OF a "bluf. -
" by The newspapers opposed TO
Tim a.I others who banded together TO
I.' Gre country a better bill than that
fN came over from the House. and
Nt..l the distinguished Secretary o. the
f.aIy declared would cause deficit
G.. .'"t1Y a year 81 the revenues OF the
government
Ii.ENTY or REVENUE.
The aa..st men who have expressed an
',.a.on here on the subject are positive
i.. .thc :, nate bill g. not only "A great
Improvement on the Wilson bin. but they
az certain Il VIII give eminent satisiac-
TN 10 the country when IL Is tested.
You may can i the German bill or any
iurg else. Uncle Sam is going 10 have
plenty Of revenue. aud there will be no
necessity for another issue of bonds 10
Ease money for the support of the govern
3alut When Mr.. Cleveland permits Il
g. become Law either by signing Il or
allowing IL 20 take the ten-days' course,
bul thus become a law. he will be 4
party 60 ~. and must share the fun re-
EpOusibil.ty as long as he does not think
4: necessary 30 exercise his right OF veto
lie CONDEMNED the income tax In his let