The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-20

permitted the House to pass that meas
ses,ion or sdvice T that there e should be t
tax upon sugar which has come TO be
largely regarded as one OF the neces-
saries OF life.
\ Word on Carltsle.
secretary Carlisle, the trusted finar.
cial bfncer OF his Cabinet, speaking un-
questionable ex cathreda. Outlined with
great care the essential provisions OF the
proposed Tariff Reform bill but made
no recommendation whatever for lax
upon sugar While frrs-susar was being
carried through tn" House. t1e Admtu-
is;ration remained nuiet an( passive.
but nov, after the House has acted AMI
ihe country has been led 30 eNrect free
sugar, the Administration shows It's
hand ana declares Tor duty upOn It.
II am M, nov antagoniainS its sug-
s"stlon. ] am simply stating th- facts
o, reGsnt his,orNi ondr so ,hs rK!s'ns
tn ined w ihiH bin voted FOR free suYar
before. ANA shall DO 50 again.
House Cannot Retreat.
I'm my Judgment the House cannot
now houorahly retreat from its position
In favor OF free suRsr The fresi-
dents suggestion came 100 late. rh"
mcntS."
When MIR. I'm in the course Of his
speacn declared that II Was a principle
raw materials. MIR SHERMAN CRep, o.
arose aud asked when that doctrine was
enumerated MIR. I'M replied that II the
Ssnai"r from Ohio would p,in, CONTEXT ,, him,
distinguished witness IN the Democratic
party,
Mr.. lliirs opening sentence, 1T Is u
theory that now CoHfronts 10. not a
condition" was created wiki hearty
laughter, which caused the chair to ad-
monish the galleries.
Whose Coal aud iron"
While he was speaking Of free coal
and free iron Mir. Pugh Ibem.. Ala }
created sensation, 10y asking Nh. liill
he niilD and the President desired should
81 do not know" replied MIR tiill, EN-
phatically. ~ know TO what the Sen
brought out in this debate. | do not
know who owns the coal and iron
mines; whose coal would come In free.
| do not care. 1t makes no difference. "
A slight demonstration in the gal
| lcrics greeted MIR Hills reply which
was renewed when, with upliited and
thrca tening hands, he declared that,
yielded. they would 70 to the wall. and
the President would go to the front
senator Vests Sarcasm.
when, Mr.. HIN sat down. After. the
speech of the Senator from New York.
he began, II was a subject OF congratu-
| lation that he and the President had at
last found platform on which both
| could stand. The lion and the lamb had
at last lain down together and were
| led as a little child by the Jays and
Means Committee. He left b others
to decide which was the lion and
| which was the lamb.
The Senator from. New York had said
| that free raw material was cardinal
principle OF Democracy. The President
! went further. and declared that failure
to place raw materials Oh the free list
was Democratic perfidy and dishonor.
why did not the Senator from New
| York vote for free WOOL" he asked.
| II did not vote on several motions
when the bill was In committee" said
Mr.. Hill. but distinctly voted for free
| wool in the Senate"
III my very soul was thrilling and
pulsating for free raw materials re-
| torted Mr.. Vest. sarcastically. lat the
peril OF my life l should have been on
| hand to vote on every roll call for the
cardinal principle Of Democracy"