Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-23

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Because 1t Is ono OF the necessaries
OF life" said Mr. Hill,
Mt. Allen stated that he had voted
for n duty on sugar because Mr.. tlnr-
rlron left bankrupt treasury When
he left the Mliltv Mouse.
Al the conclusion % Mr.. Aliens re
mafke, Mr. Jarvis. Senator Nancc'a
successor from North Carolina. made
MS maiden speech In support ~ the
income tux. II was o'clock when AIR,
Jarvis finished, and Mr.. mn. who de.
sired 10 reply 10 some Of tho remarks
nude today. asked Mt Harris, Ia
chafsc % the bill TO Yield TO an adj
2qurnmeae. rs ,iic senate had been
sitting eight hours at IA temperature
In the chamber OF So
Mr. Harris said TINT he regretted
that ne could not comply with the re-
quest The country ms wen as the
senate, he said. had some rights. as
wen as senators; the country was onti-
Tied to know NJ tho earliest possible
moment what the fate OF the bill waa
10 be. The debate had been going on
since April 2 and he regretted that he
was unable to grant the request Lot
the senators proceed nuw; let them
eNnlelt their learning and their rhet-
oric. he said, bitterly.
VIII not move to adjourn az long
ga can hold quorum here" said
ne. or hs long aa there Is amy means
| OF obtaining q quorum. Let us stay
| here ho said, with Il wave OF his
hand and shake OF hls head. Not al
| ways, but Tor a reasonable time"
Mr. Hill's attention was called 60
the fast that this was the hrst time
| this privilege had been refused, Tho
| senator from Tennessee had kent
| patient temper until he ann SUBJ
mttcd the rcqnoat, u Ind boon oXer-
| cised against him because he saw NJ
FHNU
to him and the state he represented.
Mr. Harris interrupted him 90 say that
| II progress had been made today he
would have yielded 10 an adjournment
The senator says the time has been
wnstod said Mr. HIN.
1T has" calculated Mr.. Harris
gruiliy, from his scat
''Who IL the iudgef" Rld MIR I'M
II soy Il has not been wasted. NoH-
terdRy $1,000 was fixed as the cNUmn
tipn IN this hill. 1 argued yesterday
that every $1,000 exempted made II
more indcfenaiblc, Yesterday the Dem
ocrauc supporters Of the income tn,
stood ready to vote for a $4,000 cNomp
ton Today the finance committee
brought IN IN amendment 70 roduc'
the exemption 70 $1,000. Was that TIM
wastcdf Yesterday argued ngninh
the absolute exemption of saving
banks Today nm amendment u
Drought III NnsN tNtiiNNH aNthl. NiH'
we me making worry satisfactory pro
gross think u cruel. unjust and un
worthy OF the senator from Tennessee
thnt he should seek TO crowd me 10
night when I DESIRE 10 reply to nrgu
. ncnta made today
~ accept the responsibility mos
cherfully." shouted Mr. Harris ~
81 viii make the senator adopt tn
I responslbllty," said MIR llilli hiH eye
nashInE. The New York senator wa
, evidently thorouHhly aroused,
Proceed" CALCULATED Mr. Harris
from his seat,
, ~ viii not be ordered by YOU nh
Z MIR. Hni, turning upon the senator ifpi
I Tonncssee nerOcly, ~ Will have non
: OF your plantation mnnnora oNhibitc
j "Neither do care for an cAhlbho
= OF tho mannera u the Hlngs " Nn'
= York" returned Mr.. Harris hptly fii
Ing 70 his feet.
e plantations OF Tennessee raid Nj
! Mr. Hurts made no reply and NJ
, nm proceeded 10 call attention 10 W
. fnct that he was Ia no way reHpnhs
4 lie for delay In this bill. II anybod
: was respunsiblc for the long delay 2
this bin. he said. II was the oomml
q, Toe on rules and the Democrats M
: jorlty which had refused TO attend
The rules NJ that they could contf'
I the legislation, Mr.. Inn was proceed
/ ing tn diHcuRs the question of cham
7. ing the rules at length. when MT ia
4 rs realizing that he could not for
g the New York senator against ms WI
r manoeuyercd 30 that vote was pa
@ upon an unimp1rtnnt verbal amen
q ment and this disclosing the absence
~ n quorum, he moved an hdjOurnmen
In doing 30. he gave notice mat u
= members should ask the SENATE TO
n untn the tarln hill was nnnlly cor
l. Melted In the committee OF the who
70 nnd reported 70 the senate ih'h
TiO the senate adjourned.