Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-06
TRYING TO BREAK OUR TARIFF.
Europe II LEAGUE AGAINST THE
SUGAR SCHEDULE.
Carlisle and springer Hold Another
conference.-the salmon ou PieGr"-
Paez=szIa--A Fort worth foanz
Lady Entertained At washiHston'

AlaLFAA Q EusF-f lle Ai44tE-A--sa 49, ---
mating duty On sugar Eied with TIE
state department yesssrday s1pP-s-
meniins as Il does similar action ~
Germany. Is giyiag the Administration
grave concern. An evidence @. this
vas a conferences to-day lasting about
an hour between secrs.arsss GTess--n.
Carlisle. and Olnsy. Secretary Gsss.a-
ham Is concerned n the sa15zc; from a
dipi9ma;ic pGat q view; Secretary Car
iis.s Is Interested IN iHs eject q g7ss'-
be relations up5a the revenues ~ the
government and upJa Attorney olneF
asyoises the duty q Eiv-E a. ol''-ioa
As 20 the legality q any pr0s'-s=- move
- thL g5vs-nzeat- TAs protest. 81
the Austrian minister uuds-tas-s 10
SHOW In the srst place tlat The i-lp'1zi-
dion o. the d4Eas-aiLzl duty % gle-
ts-tA % ole p=r cent p'=- P51E1 o. Aus
ir41n sugar is Ia s.yla.l.l % article
G! the treaty 90 I.-s between the Jn!t-
% States and Hungary Taea
o. Is asserted ,l4t ta@ lE-lzEs-- o. u5.es
preceding the re1.p-oe-g agreement
under the Mckinley 4-t est4c-sae-
aaw basis % -4sl -----l relations AZ u
tlZt Austria Hungary C4-- c5- 50 t1-
United States the sane reduction %
c-iiss Erart-i % other countries un-s-
valt is A1Jul as THE us1zt l-vgI=l go
..9n clause
me Austrian minister als3 shows
t1at the payment ~ 1JlD-y upon ST.
Ezr pr-ll % DO Austria ls aJ- liz act
W in- imperial ElFera-a-Ht. but is en-
t---ly q r-1.TlalaI aG44- aud 90 c-Er=--
loads o. tle independent action % Any
Jf our states. IlasLl1- ass the EgE1-y
s. stem % Austria diners .E1rl e -r-1lzlg
o sEs c9stal-si Llar the same uJl-
strl--.7l Hl-el pl- The clG=raz tlsl
tlrln on German SUGAR old NOT upp
O. Austrian sugar E-- whoa tl= que
zion f--Elly came before S=-r--.Ey
Carlisle upon eu illusg from re COL
.eetl- % SIS .g-la az Baltimore tl= z---
te-tll lu tass= words Do . le-t=. GATED
August u last- ra= department is "A
receipt % your letter " Il- l,t1 last.
la Ul4rl sou r=g--s- o. be Llf---l=l
want -ar-.su -1Ll-r.|s grant direct
~ -l-4g=-- l1-ati-s ga sugar IT, r4-
I.E ] have O. state that Germany and
Als-fi--Et 4as1Es grant ty Law direct
operations % t-e Jews o. Franc, Bel
E.lu, Lelsl-ga auI Na-l-rila1s pro
r.4.ls Cor remission u .aterlal revenue
taxes on l+tf used o. the production q
eNpgF =1 sugar. .1llrac. asl--.=5 may
Apparently h. earned 4y Bale exporters.
Resp t,-iE IL CARLISLE"
4l-s .-.--r .a- lllg disposed ~ Ger,
many and austria, bur also held SUBJ
.a-t % Il- I'd llt..ull saE sugars com
.Hr from ..-r atHer LuE-I=2r countries,
It may D. Eslrs than e Ca.E- iulce --l-
ea-1 ~ these .lIr countries has begun
mo duplication lr restriction on the lu-
p'rl-t.Hu 1t American -a.L- OF other
mao" a--. grave Dr. ile a-.-=- Wa-ch .s
entertained IT, the admin s--lt.-u that
o. is T-# nigh hopeless 90 lUraal u
e11sr for a.d. IL d. is finally acid hy
tl- admin --4E-1u that s-Ear duty g
discriminating duty. thar there pr5ba-
BY WI. BE- an appeal 70 congress 10
1tpal Co.. llt u 10 is held 10 he O fair
tax aa1 n1t IN conformation Of The
favored nation cAruGe the case will be
ore Fequ.-.ue simply executive action.
. 41r Nflres collected hy the state de-
I pafiw bearing on the subject show
T tnAt during Tie PAST FISCAL year the i'm
ports ot beet root sugar !a-1 tho United
[ stA..s .r7n Europe amounted 10 value
70 3.'.i'4. '}9, Germany stands urst on
/ the ..s', with 3jlg5f pa1. Belgium comes
second with g. 5000. Austria third
villa 1L.ii-,i s5: France fourth with sFlg o.
W. tnl the Netherlands nf.h with
hii 9t this sugar came int1 the United
states last year duty free. and It is COM
trH-'l That tSe effect ut tlerI.fer=u-
w, 9ne-tarfA 1t t cent per pound in
az liHI1 t1 che Iuig 70 % per cent levied
on 40 sugar would be- 90 prohibit the
ram. There are. Is Is learned. other
a+.iurpnF elements ontarlHE iu.1 our
ff'at4ons v-lth those continental Euro
pe1n powers, which undoubtedly have
. hll iHe eject 90 stimulating The rrtaI.-
ai1ry policy adopted hy them. one az
THESE discussed gt this mornings con-
. iefo1lsi was the status OF the agents
or rms government stationed IN Europe
10 carry out the quarantine laws.
Mhcn there seemed 10 be goat daa-
Ff- ~ the Introduction OF cholera ior,
thH United states last summer. rnedl-
eti aiucerH were placed al the princi-
PAL European ports. and under the
terms OF the act Of 1898 they were r.-
quryt 70 make sure that the vessels
clearing fer the United States were fra4
from an traces Of disease. Naturaiiy the
felulrcments of these officers were very
unWeicpue 70 the steamship c1ruBanleH
ana finally the French Eovernrnapt nr,-
tested against the presence OF our pl,3.-
cal representatives. The Germans ala
not 30 SO far AZ the time. but thpv re-
sented the operations on their soil Of the
esehts or foreign governments who
We're not clothed with diplomatic pow
'r". 81" NttN NlAAs AlANl protested strongly
and now have gone 20 far as 70 Intimate
that " provisions OF pending lerisia-
ton which coutcmplatas a San further
extension or the inspection principle ~
emlgrants Is carried OUT they will NOT
permit them to operate. AS MA
threatens 20 absolutely nullify auv
cffort that the Uniped States gove-n-
meni may make 10 exclude emlKrants OF
the most dangerous class and also to
expose the people OF the United states
TO Injection from cholera the matter
4 regarded as fun OF gravity. In fact
the turn affairs have taken mako Il Ver,.
evident that our relations with con-
tlnrntai Europe are likely 70 get en-
Irely beyond executive control. II We
once recognize the right OF those
countries to dictate IN matters OF legls-
hunn. The conference today aid not
result In defining any line or policy
and Il Is believed probable that the
president VIII feel Obliged TO let matters
20 TO congress In a special message 10
supplement the efforts OF the adnltlis-
trauon In congress 40 pass the sugar
repeal bin now pending II NAV be
stated, however tiat not all the mem
BERG or tho cabinet are confident that
the enactment of this single measure
will aftord the relief hoped FOR, and in
some quarters there Is an abiding belief
thAt the real object OF the European