New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-03-24

learned that Mr. KoRisaat had dsscafed for free
5 ohs d ss sS evsb sss s III n9 publ:
life su n the he trouble with him h that sometimes hes
s d Sn bs Whst he ought to have wa
fight this question out among yourselves,''
ssG thy to sar the the sasa
Of d ne ns g Of 10 the s p
Pq'sd the 81. S s ssrSn
thought Mr. TlIlman ought 10 Join the rest Of the
had g@e IN as ea Of MY
K, mi s,, beneicent Administration. ,,,,.,.
the Republican policies had nothing 10 DO With the
p a ns In ne ha With he
methods of the Republican party to claim the credit
GENEROSITY TO PUERTO RICANS
Mr.. Galnger. who is a member of the Committee
on Pacific Islands and Puerto Rico said there had
been only one thought in that COMMITTEES. and that
was 10 provide that which would be best for the
interests of the island and its inhabitants. "Dest
tute and suffering those people are' said Mr..
Gallinger, I'VE ought TO pass this bill promptly and
not deal in such political datribes have been
treated TO here"
Mr.. Gallinger pointed out that four-ffths of the
products exported from Puerto Rico consisted of
coffee. On this the United State. placed tariff,
while Spain formerly levied duty coffee
we'll as some other Puerto Rican products I'VE
are proposing to treat Puerto Rico better than
lect internal revenue taxes in Oklahoma Indian
into the United States treasury We shall collect
every dollar so collected viii be reTTned to f the
Puerto Ricans, and be used for their benefit. Ref
Which, aad eon the
the hesP erect mon mo 6s1 acsd had
gut for the best interests of those people. The
the troubles which will overwhelm next Novem-
Der nv That En- has familiar sound The Democrats
but but never in November, So it is with the sena
~, Mr. Gsllinger declared that the legislation pend
n nd IN the Of the Puerto Reans was right
on sebr second od the people who nov
roied the Repubiican ADMINISTRATIVE we heard
our ports was given to Hawaiian sugar. Now it is
duty the PRODUCTS Puerto p Rco for he
BENEFIT 1eft Of Of, the Puerto Ricans themselves.
IS Gs soe a
Il the s 6Fiis5 yisssonspl That tTus
up the sugar under the full Dngley rates. and il
the nf0 To- pee een Of free of ann hsy
# csn We = succeed IL putting lar duty Of per
profits VIII be cut down on By n that ueh ne and the
people He Of Fl Puerto Rico viii 6eneat that extent
Tillman but the bobtailed flush Of my friend
from s1aS Ohio Mr ForakeD did not go through"
me- Nov ss,6 ADMIT M the Senator has the advantage of
Things do not know anything about" Qaughter.5
POLITICAL SPEECHES OUT OF PLACE.
MT. Spooner protested against making political
speeches. on a measure like that now pending
having referred to the manner in which Mr. Till
man mad characterized the of the Republican
Senator'S he and Mr.. Tillman became involved in a
controversy over the terms used by the South Caro-
ma senator. which developed considerable heat
Inc discussion finally turned on some remarks Mr.
dilLlnan made a few weeks ago. in which he iusti-
he'd ballot box stuff1ng and the employment ~ tba
ssVoteun poiicy against the negroes of tho Son+b
we qia an these things" declared Mr TiIlman
where else" " - e III II mere or any
o MI Spooner said he had never been able n find
iicatloh Tor the murder of negroes in tha
o.G tu vi LOT trampng on their rights nc Amarioo,
IN view of these statements or The So
80, ne declared, Il tired OF hearing all tbi.
~ elsie from Senators the other stde ~ az
IIiiper ABOUT the rights Puerto Rican sud th
II ought to be understood that tho So,
aool on tnls side OF the chamber are "a enyto,,o ~
other side" s as hre lhose on the
L.. MI opooner said that the Is per cent vyas M.
my! tHueu as protective duty It had nothfng 70 ~
WI "1tii trusts: The only proposition which had ~
~ way iaVofeq the trusts was the anarlra
Sieed py Mr. Jones, Of Arkansas to retrn ~
LIES Tt 70 those who had paid them i tiie
SoHIeF eIce report then adonted b,-
tS VI % 70 TO- the vote being strictly narty
Mn the exception OF Mr. Stewart Of Nevads' M,
'o'eo win the Republicans a' WIZ