The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-02-10

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the crcspiasu of tAs passage % sozs
apptopri stio- eil. sh~ S~nsse kAa
teen ebgar.d "a ds~nss.su 20 tts
HSHailAH Treaty. Ts. r.suit of %.
vo'. os tho treaty csEnot - Aasn-
ra,.ly :oreessisd. ihough "a ~tgl 10
very close.
Toe adverse COMMITTEES rryuft on
The seaiing of Corhstg is noe eslng
considered ty the S~aAts AL pr.o.
dents are against the ssA'ing 81 80.
belt as the LegislAiarr. kANirr tie
opportunity. failed O. .ieci.
The SenAi. COMMITTEE. ca iui.f
State coumeree has T~por..a favor.
ably the Apti-scAlptbg ball. including
an Am.ndment Cs-Tcd lg Ssnstor
TsllmAn Against the Issuance a., frc.
TAsses except as provided 40 "a. act
to regulate eomnsroe approved fsb-
ruAry sih 1897.
Mr.. and Mrs ". A. Blair. Of Win
si 3n. were here last week. NJ. hlalr
afforded the executive .smmitiee
m' -iing Of the Sound Money League.
Among the North CArol.plsns Ia
the city daring 'b. week we're Dis
triet Attorney ioltop. W. 10 csshs.
of s.at.ssIli-. fAison Calvert. OF
jackson. and Claude pocksry.
Since the passage by surh q large
vote IA the Senate oi the Teller rec
olEiion ~ is nov csftsin that The
House committee on banking spd
Currency wall abandon all .Gsrts to-
secure any financial l.gisiAiion EN-
botying the idea Of the aduinisira-
tion on that subject for ~ could
no, be pKrs.d ~ the Senate. IL is
believed that the abandonment of
the administration plans vail proba-
hly end IN Nav. The House has al
ready passed eight of the Apprcpria-
ton balls, ard the Senate has made
good progress with them.
Jerry simpson iE one af tho bs -
figh,ers ia the House. lie has eour-
age. ability and sklll. aud - we'll
htt
a lively ,ilt with Dihgl.y the other
day and came 81 with fying colors.
IL seems that Mr.. Simpson learned
that the champion 90 protection for
Am.ricsa indasiiiss had q ALA iils
marked London. showing that an.
hat was OF foreign make. and Jerry
took occasion 10 sAy ;hAt be thought
10 very bad taste for tie great hdro.
cate OF protection 90 be wearing
London made hats, that Dinvlsy. of
+. 4 men should wear only American
ms sde goods, since he claimed tariff
was needed for American industrieF.
he should not pairoBiEs foreigners la
buying his hats. Tins brought Mr.
Dingley 10 his feet Instantly. ~.
tried 20 make defense, hut silence
would have been wiser and better for
him. HIS explanation plunged ham
mc rally deeper ia the hole than Jerry
had put him lie said that be bought
the hat from q iirm IN Lewiston. Me-,
and that 6rm, IN order 10 command n
higher price has stamped the hat
"London," thus showing IL this were
true, that they were prAcficipg de-
ception on the American people. His
sxplAnatiop did not explain. ard Mr..
Dingley will not hear the last of has
"Lopdon' hat. Some kspublicnps
in disc seussing the m siter among them
selves said:
"Some traitor on our aide must
remarked enc member.
"Will su, b q thing rs that hurt
Us y asked another.
, "weil, 1 should say So. remarked
Western man. IAN over my cOnn
try the Democrats will charge that
Dingley thinks 80 little OF the Amer
lean manufacturer ~ TO wenr q Lon
don-made hat. All his explanation,
will avail nothing. We will never
hear the last Of Dingley's bat"
. Congressman Linney WAS the only
Republican member Of the Houss
wbo voted for the Teller resolution
|, 10 his speech be said that he waH op
, posed TO the free aud Unlimited com
: age Of silver, but favored free coin
: age of the American product. Thu
= is like the International agreement
: nonsense. Pearson voted sgAins
y the resolution and White nns-ere,
present" when his name wAs called
Congressmsn Harry skiuper ma
infrod uced o bill TO establish IN Tn
District of Columbia q national train
ing school for women. he intro
duced the bill at the instance Of Mrs.
Cotton. The measure - endorsed b.
. the Mothers Congress and by var
d Gus women's association ihrouchou
, the United States. Mrs Cation 0
}, behind the measure, and viii brinD
y powerful ip Il aenee 10 bear in its IN
n vor. Mr.. Skinner will urge the pas'
e age Of the bill n every stage. A
~ appropriation OF slo, 900 is asked Z
Z begin the preliminary work.