The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-23

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room and the senator himself tplnto
wrote It down with blue pencil on his
copy OF tho tariff bill. Tho senator from
Iowa (Nllison) also wrote II on his COPY.
He added that some twenty senators
were prcsent ut the time, and every item
OF tho agreement was gone over and writ
ton down In tho bills OF Mr.. Allison and
MIR. Plat.
Thus reminded. MIR. Plat said no would
modify his abatement There was a meet
ine az which certain suggestions were pro-
scnted as to what no wanted, but these
we're not asscnted to.
Mr. Foraker asserted that Mr.. Allison
had said that IN case specific rates were
placed on the third class woods the duties
on secured wools would be tripled.
MIR. Penrose took part In the debate to
briefly state that tho agreement which tho
senator from Ohio said existed could not
have been made as he and Mr.. Foraker had
been UP until after midnight trying to ad-
just differences,
MIR. Foraker replied that difference was
not on third class wool, but on another
matter,
Mr.. Halo's effort to calm tho disturbance
by suggesting a postponement In order to
secure united action seemed to about quiet
tho storm, when Mr. Vest smllingly arose
and said;
81 object
Attention was now directed to tho Mia
sou,' senanr' VINO spose III ,Iom'ua' .N,"s :.
naN" M no's' w. "a;
no oeean' for tne ,"s. "'"v W. IVY nv
a, 80 ".'n ,',',., ~ ,,,,,t
can caucus"
Let me say" intcrposcd Mr. Allison.
"that the question OF wool was never dis
cusscd before the republican caucus"
MIR. Vest gave derisivc shrus Of his
shpu,uers nn9 pro1,eueu; iho srna'u nus
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trio md cnnfnr a., 700 a. nn. hni, ,n.
business OF tho senate ma n, tho non,,rv
while tho rnpuhllcnn nns,nr, roach =,
aeroerncnt ms Ia who hall NV, ,ha ,roa,
est part Of the swag'.
Mr. Teller followed Mr.. ycst In o,no.,.
tcn TO any postponement Of Tho I'M II,
roforred To the many delavs In nn,urt,,
the bill He had supposed there was an
agreement among republican senators to.
wards united action although no added
not being a member OF the republican ran.
cus. he WINS no, conversant with it's sec.
rcta.
MIR. TELLER DWELT AT SOME
LENGTH ON THE ANTE I'll. ECTION
PROMISE THAT THE PASSAGE OF THE
TARIFF BILL WAS TO RESULT IN THE
CERTAIN PROSPERITY OF THE COJTN.
THY. BUT HE DID NOT BELIEVE THE
BILL WOULD ACCOMPLISH THIS DE.
NlGN RESULT Ho wac anxious to 80,
tho bill pass. but he did not propose 20 vot,
Tor IL unless certain Objectionable fen.
lures were eliminated from ". HE DE
SIRED THAT THE BILL SHOULD BE
COME LAW IN THE PRECISE SHAPE
FAVORED ny THE ADMINISTRATION
IN ORDER THAT THERE NIGHT BE Nc
MISTAKE AS TO THE EFFICACY or
THE REMEDY PROPOSED FOR THE
DEPRESSED CONDITION OF THE
otNTllY'S BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
In conclusion. MIR. Teller said the WOO
achedulc contained about all there was IL
the bin for tho West
Mr.. Mantle asserted the bill 10 bc full
Of ioopholes aud snnrcs for the unwary,
Mr. Allison then Offered an amendment
requiring ACQUIRED wool OF tho third cIns,
10 pay ihrco tlmee tho duty OF un.rouroi
wool Of that cIasa Mr. Allison stated tina,
tho amendment ,vas made Ia moo, mo ,h,
lection rolacd hv annntor. n, ,h, ,Ioo, n,
,ha senato todnv VI
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s",n nc ""u es''Ilhteu ,hni iroe wooi pnr
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woo'.ih wpni nno u on" 10 inc peop'" OF 'hs
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