The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-25
MAY BAR LOBBYISTS.
Mr.. Hale Nants Certain eN-SenatorS
Kept Out of the Chamber.
Mr.. CAFFERY SPOKE ON PROTECTION.
Severely Arraigned Democrats Who
Had Voted for Duties.
TARIFF FOX REVENUE ONLY
declared TO nc the True Democratic
ne,icf-shouid Not lie Made 4"
| Enrich individuals.
MR.. CAFFERy SPOKE ON PROTECTION
TARIFF FOX REVENUE ONLY

fartrt nj
ate rule admitting to the privileges OF INC
door Of the senate only cx-senators VINO
ore not Interested in any claim or NJ t''
prosecution OF tho same. or directly IN any
neud,ns bill before congress- added 10 the
text OF the proposed change being the ioi-
lowing:
..rhc nurposc OF the proposed amendment
60 d, rreycn, ok senator's from enjoying the
privi,cses of The floor Of the senate 'or
the purpose Of urging or opposing CHAINS
or bills IN which they are employer as At
torne!s"
ur uale stated that II was matter OF
satisfaction 20 renew the acquaintance anu
,hc association Of senators who haa peeh
members OF the body, but he did not 'n'nh
At WAS compatible with the dignity Oh 'o'
senate that the privileges of the hoor
should IA, used by gentlemen Interested In
| pending legislation. ,.,,
Mr. Hawley suggested that there m.s",
| be some objection to any loihV'hs va.
| OK senators and Mr.. Allen asker W. W. |
| had taken place recently 10 cai
| TO the subject
| MIR, Hale asked tnat ne pe ho' i''N'
to partcularixo' 49,, ,od ,,eon
no more lobbying Of late than thsre ha'
| been for years. Al one time ne huu inli"
duced n bill making II n crime 10 co'nc
upon the capitol ground with view 70
iohhving on pending measures 1t was
time when the pooling bill aud other meas
ures were bringing lobbyists from all parts
OF the country. why not make 1t grimm
covering all lobbyists? he nsked
MIR. Hale explained that he was not seek
| ing any such drastic measure
, Mir Allen again asserted that Lobbyists
crowded the corridors and galleries hho
crows In the trees. The proposed amend
mcnt went over. ,
Tho consideration of the wool schedule
WINS then resumed. In reply TO Mr. Vest
. aa to The programme for the future han
ding OF the bill Mr. Allison said u was
r the purpose TO complete the wool siik ana
tobacco schedules in the order halhen'
| then some excepted paraSfaphs' suVf 90
= | lead hides. etc.
0 The purpose then was TO begin with the
chemical schedule and consider In order
such paragraphs as had been passed over
Mr. Caffery was then rccogni2cd Tor a
speech on the general subject Of the course
OF legislation particularly on the tarin Ia
Il restrict Individual effort and build ur giant
industries.
\ Referring to the recent course Of several
democratic senators. Mr.. Caltery said Slr
we hear senators on this floor, bclohE'hl
-, to the democratic party, stating four PRO
y positlons First that the doctrine of iref
raw material Is not democratic. second
that II one article is Quilted all ought 10 b'
So third IL protection Is going the rouilhi
democrats might az WI, w w ',r uc,,,
OF II ny Hsklhg protct'' ,t io' 'le' rr'
industries lourh' thn. ,h',c - u" ~ ~
= pie involved in a tarih bill. but merely
question ~ schedules
n Mr. capery examined eaen OF utN
ed prppoejtions, pointing our Ehat ne Ieshlu,,
an MS their iallacles veteran a'in"'' ' az
,a who we're born ana WIZ hie WIN the Nv
oo faith of democracy IN their hchrls' ne h"lu
b. repudiated them Ihey looked upon F" .
,m an effort to cruelty their creed ana ilh
.s the Christian VINO embraces 'he image
To- his crucifled SAVIOUR as inc las, houI
&C. mortality appfoaen'e, 90 VII my 'ui
nh sophstry can destroy and no 'emplatlo
a. betray. thq ancient doctrine of tarin 10
,th revenue only. as me nearest approach
that free trade hoped Tor by the democrat
nj party.
on 1T Is probable. SAID he, 'that we %
w. nounce pluu1or, only TO Join the plumber
~, ors: that we point to the straight and nor
=, est path Of democratic duty and In the u
a., primrose path of the wicked We Join VII
the sinners
m Concerning sugar, Mr.. caffery said II M
nm been admitted that the duty was for u
a; cane sugar Mr. Gallery sSoke two hour
~ summing mp as follows Il believe In
ey, tarin on luAu'',e' oein's :" ,a,tn
,ed taxes Deiie'n ~ nn 'nOoi',o 'aA' D0''v
~, money in the Golfers OF the government al
a. not in the pockets OF individuals. ! do II
1872 believe in protection. save for the purpO
Of protecting each citizen In the enjoyme
~ legal constitutional and natural rights
In the course of the discussion on wo
which was taken up. Mr. White OF Ca
mi fornIa asked MIR. Allison II Il were tr
that there was twelve months supply
to raw wool in the country.