Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-25
DEMOCRATS IN CAUCUS.
rHE TAnIrT DILL DISCUSSED Az
GREAT LENGTH.
Nothing Is Done OF n Definite Nature
nnd an Adjournment Taken TIL
This MornInH-Thc Louisiann
Senators Present.

d
derstanding. a program was arranged
for 81 caucus. and accordingly. at
o'clock, the senate adjourned and the
Democratic members walked into the
marble room and closed the doors,
Senators Hin, Murphy and lrby were
the only Democrats present at the cap
! ital who did not respond TO the cau-
Gus call. Senator Hin was not noti-
fed OF the intention to hold caucus
unti the last minute. and then declined
to enter It because OF his attitude on
/ the bill. Senator lrby left the capital
without giving any explanation OF his
absence Senator Murphy went away
pleading an engagement. The caucus
continued for three hours. and without
rcnching any conclusion or taking
vote on any proposition. adjourned un-
! III tomorrow at o'clock, when an
other meeting win be held. The dis
cuBaion Of some points was very warm
The caucus merely served TO cmphn-
Blze the two facts that the Democratic
senators are all anxious 10 pass
tariff bill. and there are stiil wide
differences as to the kind OF bill they
/ Gun pass ~ was lNN"hil"'N t'N'''
tho beginning that Senator Villas mo-
ton to strike out the dlnerential duty
,,s,t,in,, H., H., ,,r,.ss,,t contrnversy. and
snvsrai genntorg infImnted that until
tberc could no insurance of It's With
drawul no conclusion could be rehch-
cd In caucus. Senators Blanchard ana
Canery of Louisiana were both conspic-
Gus IN the cnucuA proceedings
Instead of showing a disposition to
shield the sugar diffcrential they
naked that the conference committee
be instructed 10 ratnin that feature
nnd tho 40 pcr cent I'D valorem and the
t,nlh OF a cont additional ON sugar
lmportcd from countries plylug Al
t"t,,,t, NJ, suut,r and nlso Ia continue
for Mis- vear enough of the bounty
noid und., no McI[iniey Inv on
.,,t,,,, Ca mia country To nnitn the duty
.,,,,gi Ia q cents nor pntlnd. senator
Ig,in,'oh0rd satd maj II Tho sugar
,,',,,,i', ,,,,, nd, I.sa nrotoctivp than
HV'Vu"'e VIZ 49, ,,th ~, A., MOTT
u' piray'' M ni aWnt,'i, ia ,vna
p"uN Wv o,,,,i,,, g..,,,tnt WIN
N"'t'V W '"'N ~ A., IT,. h,.tt.,. mt be
H'u ul'i =, "y'' ,,i.,,,,ttnr Ia, bis
HhouIu U'NNt h'N ~ ~, t ,S,,cvs
"tHuH III Wv nNt - ,.,,tt,I tbot
or IN tntehl,' 10 WnlVil lp ,Itilvu ~
ne Would hut l"ll 20 7"'N No w 49,
20 nus state III every pl"Ppl W"i h,'
me LoulSlnh" men ",Hu ly'u' , -, ~,
caucus oil lh' result OF Nn' las' ,"u'V'
cuco OF the knd ana aoinhhIel thaN nv
agreement thtn mnun pc hNvu Wy W,
senator Villas ana thosr WHO 7'"uu
with him Including senators MINIS anu
Palmer, expressed great concern over
the passage OF blll OF some chhFhgtvr
aud united IN sHyiug that WINE thtS
considered the senate bin as preferable
20 the Mckinney law, they thought
the chances lur the passage OF II BIN
3 Z yyould be greatly improved by the
ILLUMINATION OF tho diftereutlal, ON ac-
count OF tho temper OF the house.
lhey indicate a Willingness to with
% dru,y u, WAS motion Ia case ~
q asrssncnt could be ronchcd on a,prop
nsitlrn Tor "A atraight advalurem dutl
iunl son,o or those present formed N,
Z ,innrraslon mai they would be willing
b. fan iniuo The rutp from 40 to 40 pei
. cont senator Palmer advanced thij
prnpositiou. purlug the caucus. soma
ior Harris. In reply TO questions, eN
Q planned his view upon the parliament
= AIRY status OF thv bin uo stated tina
d. he considered MIR Villas motion ont o
, order. but indicated that the mouol
- might he changed 40 as To render IL II
d order. lie also stated That DC did no
q believe that motion to postpone Woul'
o nc In order because the bin was nov
), In the possession of the Two houses ant
u not Of tho scuVte alone. lie ndmitte,
% lhat there We're kloundH loF we opposl
a Won opMloh wa 'U, suplNNt nul nehgNo'
e. lhNt me pr9t huth"NtleH Would ShoN
"uyh h,uuvh 20 pr vu' OF ufuer' IN
/, onlN Wou9h ANur NuIlnF me AFTERNOON
II W1n' IN ~ ".s gi, 'Ni ~ w Hrnu IN
j. pi" p"uN =" y1'nv',l't ,, W,'N0ut 'nstrue
e | nnu MIN ,t no,U,nk hN' NoV
e % 'W"V ~, IN, 'i"N 3lo ll''
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