Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-20

/ avowal. bur Tor the pnrnose AZ r.,,ov.
Ing The rerrunch which Ind bnen cast
upon them by the greatest prmocrnt,o
t,eMapApsh Nnlch " representative Of
Z pempcrntlc Ideas, the New Yotl, World.
or course our Republican consers..n sssv
that we went there as a mere matter
OF FORM, and said. n YOU have made
up your mind to dlAagrco WHY not lile
men do so. aud let ue not waste ar
! lline upon lnmnicrai multers NM
ul,uer M irHneuce 81 bat editorial
ihey wasted an-sl.ss GaX h,.fo,.s. sh IA,
brought before tho people OF ms c',, ss
NY Their rcsietluns determination "a
make the senate Yield 10 their xviahcs
but inc gei iiemnn FROM Wcnt Virrlml.
~ tne course o. his remarks Inns hcen
Neaaru 70 uhsefvc that In their prlvnts
iheetins with the members OF the con-
ts.S.ve board % their slde--thc three
v.nvr kHnuemen and the Northern gen-
treated them IN n tone almost az ~
ness IN regard TO their Willingness T., e.
agree, but wcre held By their had on.t-
n'fe, the Jofkinsea OF Abe seate put
UNFORTUNATELY IN Ills confesainnat
hiuou the sentlemnn from West Wiz
siilit uid not permit himself 70 give
uNruruiutNs lie stated that the meme
1he senate were fettorod bot
ne uid NOT state TO whnt tho ,fettcr..
attached themselves hone ,vhc,, IL,
conference next mccts--the conferences
committee and not the Democratic pol
iuci0ns, seven Southern and one North
erfl--wc ahnll have u diagram nrlntsa
IA an aid to our memory So thnt NJ
may Know exactly TO whit amendment
eaVh senator " 'feticred' and what the
wv OF INC iftier Is u.nughtcr aud
applause on the Republican sideD M,
gentleman from West Virginia hns.
pledged this housc-amld the uptonr-
ious applause OF their slde--to stnnd nv
the senate TO break the fottcrs which
plnu those gentlemen In their prcsent
positions, have no doubt that what
ne gonueman Hays Il true. that tho
southern gentlemen IN tho senate met
.neu southern brcthron here with sad
ness, have no doubt that sorrow
nllcd their hearts because there ara
many amendments OF the senate TINT
II ~ fair TO say are improvements on
the house bill and IN the direction az
protection, The senate bill IL not what
INN country ought to have. IL ia NOT
such a bill as VIII DO justice TO Its In
unstries, hut the house hill waa go bad
thht almost any change IN nm upward
direction was for the better. Rut
what was the trouble with these SOUTH
erh genilomen-thcso Southern gentle
men met with the interests and lntluH-
tries OF the Northern Democratic cone
iefces, their fellow scnatora--and What
j. tarif bill but one which relates
10 be M the interests Of the country?
What distinguished senator held for
collars and cuffs and the Democratic
party In the benntc marched up 20 tho
poor measure OF protection on them.
that the senator WAS nctinE not merely
for HIS own Interests but for the inter-
eats OF his constituency.
And n II ls true, ~ Is stated. that he
himself In IN any wny Interested In
huHineHa In that town not OF that Kind.
ard that a business would have Loaf
Its vlgor and life OF account OF the de-
structlun of the collar and Gun Industry
he was representing his people because
thia country and lts prospecta II made
up of Its Industries and It's lntettsts.
Npplause on the republican slde) The
gentleman from Ohio Mr. Outhwalt)
IN that moment OF truth which some
times comes from tho exhaustion OF The
Intellect daughter md applause on tho
republican Hidr). I mean the wearlness,
for | do no moan 10 speak diareapect-
ful, SAYS that the southern men who ara
running this matter for the house sac
rliloed their own inicreatp. and notably
In one instance the interesth OF their
constituents, and the democrats on the
other side aplnuded the sentiment.
showing that In spite OF all they say.
they do recognize the fact that tho
taking on Of the tnriif ~ the sacrifice Of
mn interest and an industry. No. Mr..
speaker, n they did sacrifice their own
states, Il was because they wanted TO
nncrlfcc IN with the rest stan worse.
and they even engaged today IN the
process NO fateful to the nation Of en-
dcavoflng 10 bring the prosperity NJ
the rest OF the country down TO their
level, instead Of doing what we are try-
Ing to do, bring their prosperity up 60
the great level " ours, prolonged APP
pause ON the republican side.) We
believe, not IN the success OF The north.
but In the success OF the whole country
trenewed applause). aud we ntnld ns
ready TO give the south the benefit OF
the laws OF the land which makes her
wages for men ana nm Increase OF
wealth for MI as freely ana as readily
MS we give 1t to our people" Prolong-
ed applause on the republican side1
MIR. Reed Then yielded "A minute 70
MIR. Wheeler. Dem, Of Alabama, who
congratulated the house on the iirm
posiiion the conferees had taken
against the encronchnent Of the SEN
ale, lie was followed by Mr. Grow.
Rep. OF Pennsylvania, who pointed
out what he considered the inconniat-
enrieH OF the Democratic position but
such a hum OF excited discussion over
The preEident'a letter followed Its rend-
Ing that little else could be heard.
Mir. Reed with copy OF tho presl-
dents letter IN his hand. said he
wished 10 make correction. Tbs
president hnd not taken tho Doaition
he thought ut iiral reading, against
the sugar trust, but seemed TO favor
both the trust and the Novn Scotia
nyndicnte. CIilescs) Mr. Reed did NOT
know but II would be IN order 10 move
TO refer the imprinted executive mes.
nage to the committees on ways ana
means.
Al iA0 O'Clock the resolution TO FUR
ther lnaiet on the disagreement TO the
SENATE amendments WAS agreed TO
without division The speaker then
roappolnted the former conferees on
the pnrt OF the house md the resu-
lar order was taken ur,
Tho oxcItiment IN the house Quickly
snbsided and the routine business was
proceeded with. The conference ".
port on the naval appropriation Dill
was agreed to-lss TO ~ :.
The conference report on the mil
itary appropriation WAS agreed Obs
10 TO- THE conference report on me
and consular appropriation
bill was agreed 10 without DIVISION
4 special order was then adopted, set
ling aside the remainder of the day
ma tomorrow for the confederation Or
me ioinf resolution for the election
~ aenntors BY The people and satur-
day for the consideration OF 4 Dill Tor