Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

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radical, SO destructive OF the interests
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port IT,
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y Jones, voorhees, and Harris,
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malice fo~ard none, but ne would look
his colleagues and the American people
In the eye ana tell the truth IN patriot,
Ism the Democrats OF me senate hRu
gone to work TO save the country ana
keep their party in. power when sud
denly IN the inidst OF the struggle came
the presidents letter.
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After the reading OF the Carlisle In
terview Mr., German led up to one OF
the most dramatic episodes OF the
day (the summoning of Mesars. Vest,
Jones and Harris as WITNESSES TO his
statement that the president approved
the senate compromise) by making the
| following remarks;
such was the declaration OF the
| secretary of the treasury. That state
ment from Mr.. Carlisle had probably
wonderful effect. II softened the
hard places with which we met when
| we came to confer and 70 act IL was
accepted. II did much to enable US to
] bring together forty-three senators In
| this body, I repeat that but for II ]
do not believe we ever should have
succeeded In getting together. But It
did not stop there. II was not alone
with the secretary OF the treasury who
necessarily speaks for the president
In matters concerning his department
The president was not ignorant OF
what we proposed to do, Nothing was
concealed from him. The papers an
nounced on the following day the In
terview with Mr.. Carlisle. that the
president himself concurred with his
great secretary. SO we understood,
and II It Is not true then forty-three
senators on this side OF the chamber
have been nisled. Every prominent
amendment to the bill was as wen
| Known to him as TO me. While neither
the president nor his secretary was in
love with all the provisions Of these
amendments, aye sir, may say IN
fairness that there were many OF
them to which they were opposed, as
the senator from Missouri and the
senator from Arkansas and The dis
tingulshed chairman of tho committee
on finance were opposed to many OF
them. and as II was a compromise
measure. il was not satisfactory to a
single solitary human being on this
| sIde Of me chamber in All its details.
4 mi assert as a whole the structure
as nreecnted and ns snanned by these
gentisman Svas satiafactot.v and WINS
ssecogri1ad No tho hest thar n wns
,,o-sitio - naxa thronCh tbia hodv and
rs,,,s ero,r ~ ona,tar hirh or low
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