Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-29
PROTECTION TO SUGAR.
THE SCHEDULE LIKELY TO BIC
coNsIDERAnLy REAHnANcED.
DIR. Hale OF Mnino Causes the Demo-
Gratis Go wink the other Eye
When lie cites the Rise In
sugar Trust Securities.


Of the senate today was repetition OF
that OF yesterday. Before the reading
OF yesterdays Journal Mr.. Frye re.
marked sarcastically that such an i'm
portant document should not be read
In the absence of the senator from
Tennessee tMr. Harrls) and quorum.
The roll was chilled and at III n quo
rum appeared and the reading Of the
Journal completed. The Joint resolu-
tion authorizing the secretary OF the
treasury to make partial payments on
vessels constructed and repaired un-
der the control OF the treasury de
partmont, to the extent Of 70 per cent
Of the value OF the work done. was
passed. MT Harris. at 1880 o'clocI
moved to take up the tarlff bill.
Mr. Allen asked permission to con-
slder the calendar. Mr.. Harris stated
that the tarin bill was more important
than all the bills on the calendar put
together and he therefore felt i'm.
PEELED to insist on his motion. The
Teas and nays were demanded, and
ho motion was agreed to--si to 49,
Amendments Hinted AZ.
Before the actual consideration OF
The bill began. Nr. Stewart gave no
lice that next Monday he would adj
iress the senate on tho pending bill.
The fact that many amendments were
10 be- uropoeed In mo tariff nm 80
Ing IA c,,rpro,,,.,, I'm ,,as a,,',,, 49,.
proninent f.atpra ~ mo ..,i,, -,
sf the aos.,on ana oas nro,,.., .,', 49,
Mr.. raie ~ Maize 10 ha.oa ~.
ipeakinp brienv ~ m. n,,d,no ar,.,1
ment. the cbango ~ da,' sor ,,,a ,aI,
,p, .o.ot ~ ~, nm nv, .a,, ~, W.,
,ei, AR from Tcnnos... who na1
.,sr..a ,n. 40 ', WV "u'
austries Of the whole country. pro-
aosed now to decide that on the 3oth
u June-only hSty-fye days ahead
"hen 1t should take effect, and that
every reduction Of duty every change
RHecung Industries should then be-
come law
NOW he went on, 81 appeal to the
senator from Tennessee TO let this part
"t inc hlll-the date when Il shall take
eHeot-remain unaoted on until we have
more daylight until we can see through
ana know what II likely to be done.
why Mr. President, we do not believe
that the senator from Tennessee has
nc slightest conception OF what this
bill Is likely to be when II passes. II
Il ever does | do not believe the Hen-
hor from Tennessee knows what Is
going on In corners ana holes In the
wan to hN up a bill which viii be no-
'ep'"hlo to the majority There is some
plan' some scheme aiioet to secure the
totes OF a majority Of Democrats Six
Weeks ago the senator from Ohio tAir
br'eel threw some Hight on what was
Ioihg ON
A New nm pn,,.,.
M uo,. u.,,
NJ MT ~ Wy 'n''rN'ew win
md 4, ,.hi,h Nv IN, n., ~ nAl referred
awe said that a oomprpmlse moos,rs
ihould be agreed on us amendments
10 the impending bill, that the In
some tax. with certain notifications.
Would be retained, No man who has
ENGAGED In making up this new propo-
hllon had seen nt to deny II, ana as
me senator from Rhode Island had
said yeutctday, no matter how many
deniala were made, three days. perhnpu
less time than that, would disclose TO
NE country the secret proceedings
Which were going on. Did any one
ioubt, he asked, that the sugar
schedule would be fixed up TO suit re.
incrs aud that the sugar producers of
louisiana and Niisslsslppl would be
Iround between the upper and neither
nillstonoH2 Did the senator from Ten.
ieasoe know that the stock OF the
msar trust has risen from IS TO iOa as
result OF the proposed compromise?
pld the senator doubt that tho whole
metal schedule was to be torn ana |
iismemhorcd and distorted untu he. |
vim hla clear eyes, would never rccog. |
Aize II as the child % hla paternltyg
Against Honcst co.yicuo.s
,inis ho1 M. sF''' ~ "''r'oNer ac-
an WAS ~ n. ra '''Sus 'na' me whole
be sona,or,, ,,,' ',S ~, u','u ana that
.owards a, an %'' ~, INV uo' oeeh friendly
NAME tra,., ~ WV WV iau carry ana late
q he nrnn,,,,a 80 "a a" ', TO ~ We're
,otes Th,s 49, -. :" ' u'uer 70 s''n their