The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-08
II. ~ Affected by The Anti
OIsomargafine Bill
l.ru NU CATTLE RAISERs HARD HIT
,...rots Made to Cut OF Part
w -, market for Their
Products.
cs,,cI.l to The Post)

-..isfton, fepl u"''
VS., representative Burleson OF he
v district in the house is all
~ - s,ve been one Of the strongest of
n y ur Burlcson aid particular
= d. fact that the passage of the
= ~ ,srlously affect the cotton seed
,s..r Of Texas AMI the South, az
As y. cattle industry Of the Lone
prrlng the course OF his speech
.,tsd that the district be represented
w,te cotton seed oil mills than
~ ana district In the United States.
W y. necption of the First Texas dis
,.s-.sented by NJ. Ball
sn.lsson prefaced his remarks by
e..lrr the magnitude Of the interests
-, mspaced by the bill. he said
NOT only the FIRST -produc-
~. s'i in the Union. giving one-third Of
Nv eottnn grown, but 1t vas also first
y snTnber OF cattle, producing more
l.,s'scvsntb of all the cattle Of the
~ States OF the Union He declared
N Id NM became a law both these
saoss Industries would bc seriously
+d He said that Z section OF the
IN was based On the theory that con
u Nd the power, acting for the general
q ,,,1reat to surrender back 10 the states
n rsvsr delegated by them TO congress.
4 I, srssnic law. to regulate commerce
4 ~ M several States. lie believed that
Esners Of the constitution did not in
ithst VIC should attempt to exercise any
4 /. nNer. and that If this bill ever be-
~, law and the Issue was squarely
4 ,s1td to the supreme court 1t would SO
Nv h declared the measure to be a
&,5s Of vicious legislation and said that
. ~ supreme court should uphold il, he
4 ;Aaled that, as precedent. It would
i 4 return TO congress TO plague and per-
" rs membership.
Est,i interests, he said. back of other
&1vtis would readily receive encourage
In 10 sttempt similar legislation. Con
rs night expect bills to be brought for.
NJ 10 require beet sugar to he labeled to
8tfgnish Il from canc sugar. or, per-
&lo 10 lay tax on the latter on some
4csIt o. other i. lthGdaj '4as'pdtins Ia or.
kSr1
4 h. Sg gas well brought In last satur-
i br Contractor Wynne is stiil attract
Il much attention. Several persons are
EIa,tlne for the purchase Of the well
InIrSIns to pipe the gas to Beaumont for
al while no definite plans have been
Efs revardlns the well, 1t may bc allowed
4 'kmsin In Its present condition as a gas
d il instead OF an oil well.
|J ~
Rhtre % the NeG4es river opposltert
q raise revenue afternoon attU 1t Is
.sS y Us v sir t ,1 ,9oBdred peopl,a most
anby in many partiS,antity 6 t gaT ln,
MtitrwiIe TIE orT6F ptpeasury stntc. |
~ icr today shows ,hiAu IS long aro nc
|.1iry 10 1900, the sec. Nary OF The treas.
X 70 letter 10 this body, used This ian.
lae Revenues are now largely exceed.
asoursements from month TO month.
ssn likely to do so for an indefinite
M.hssqaently am warranted in contend.
Is' y u not intended as a revenue
|..,. : uotS not even come from the
n, ~ vInargeaDle under the rules of our
~ III Geaiing with taxation Ii Is nd.
N.l ny all thar II did not originate with
4 W on agriculture, aud I saw IL
!" originate with any member Of this
IA a, ! Am quite sure It did not oriqin1te
~ Ms gentleman from Minnesota M
Tnvh uqr authority for this stntemeot
II mWsgnlded hut honorable gentlemen
Inn. sn.nnesota, Mr. McCreary am
'rtisn, luz y didi not originate with the
N IN, sr. ,soni minnesota (Mr McCrearv,.
nhaons h.n n. Tor this contention is the
ssts u, w " reliable gentleman from Min.
rsn ~. laWhey. In fact. | win acouit
:, L,s OF congress Of It's authorship
\. ~ percentage Of those who viii
NM ~. apologize in private for tbair
lsi,,,.s tIde' ] VIII tell Won whore n
N I, aho who brought IT here
,slaS .s,s measure founded upon miro.
tsrH NJ ItheSs and greed. and has been
raj NM w mat aggregation of iudl |
fike rrrU confess they organized solely
ssnlnste ,be,, OF ms legislation and who
llsr WI, einIseiVeS The National Dairy
i,sl purnos, ! us purpose? # has for
1a,t,y' ,,s's tne total destruction of one
, in , meaco Is legitimate ono. In ar
'uoener may be made more pro6ta.
a,,s",,ssa.standIng the taxes which NV
a,bls sac OF oleomargerine tbe In
s,sn sra' men, vanquished in tho Acid
n,,ns ~ lar competition. now seeks
at down petnicious class legislation. TO
. this cb,raanu DESTROY his competitor
|. We bays ne substantiated? Let ms /
y Of ths y. ,ae ADMISSION OF the presi
locaiing ~ ational Dairy union. while |
ii,e H. tals iii before the senate com
y ( az o. hlngert, also Of Adams
~ Az Ky Of the vice presidents '''''
i fAe DIES es;vs NAV pretend here today
4. r,ls !, Is to prevent the fraud
| 1esIr. 9tleomaiearine for pure hnt- .
'fl Il no 49,. same purpose. Now. 4
clsg frorns, qq.emand for this Legislation I
> nstS S'I ~ y does not come from those
y nom 1tSsooanliarg9riue. neither does ii
\ srs u. or lahorlnr people Who ron4esg. /
!, 81 thes ~ consumers Of major n~r |
4hst nj. ,..leoT,nsrcarine. are protesting |
i,rss Ss, 'sSins.iation. Everv member ~ |
llssss M originating win i l p't or5
ss,s;lv piss ns mat we vote against II. /
N thst lung thar table articie !
vshtablA ,o, Ne permitted 10 he m1de
iese.rtion dssHng rs possible. In this
'sls ,ueslre Ia dlrAct the attention
~ mi s.', 70 the fact thar he de-.
isi thls ,,s,enlnf. schemers who ere
u-easure first sought 70 strike .
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