The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
4, AN THE 0LEO BILL
.,.osss Is STRIKING DOWN
|folN'oo,'eTBY FOR ANOTHER.
a.. Brilliant Resistance Of
y" Williams and Others
o.,oioious Legislation.
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,-.rrfai 10 Inc pstb
,nr,l 1o.-It is triie say
sgoN aioss true, that often from
reat y me most trivial and I'M
and momentous conse-
10 A clause in a tax euict OF
!. emperor claudius converted tue
~ mo provinces into free Roman
y q ~ the empire and enabled
I'D 20 become the religion OF the
Nv De Montfort ia a writ for
q w. 49, Of the kings privy council
f'pvl manners for the knights and
,rae cities and the house Of
y 4 England sprans into existence.
s..htfp II the good people Of the
s,,es have ever walked up to
,'.,,on Of the farreachlng and dis
.as.ouenees which will inevitably
M wake Of the oleomargarine
h. now pending in congress- should
,scpied. 49,. 4an,S Cor
Zion of our industries has been
"a aoctrine of some one political
.-..,,s now to be the settled pol
,snublican party. In tue minds
= tho members of that party a
u,Otee;lye tarih is an object OF
mi revision is resisted at all
Iost desperatc extremity. But
10 W. nrofectiye tariffs Is that they
W. srr TO build up our own INDUS
M nroleci us against ruinous lorciSn
s,idn For the hrst time IN the polt.
1ary Of this country 1t rs attempted
sslsiion to build up a hourlshlnS co.
ssi.snstry by the total destruction or
ia.arfs,tly legitimate and honest in
E,sn t6e enemies OF olcomargaline
\. ,5,t n is a healthful food product,
~ ~ manufacture is Il legitimate in
I'M saw they. 1t is made in imita-
hrttsr II is sold for butter and al
4, K as good rs butter, Its sale
no suppressed by all the power of
x,tioual government. il Is admit ed
* ner cent of all the butter sold ON
ralliesn market Is COlOred in imita ton |
ETs butter. Because it is eolored it
md higher price. Its sale as col |
hitter is fraud and a lie. II would |
Se height Of impotence for one fraud |
rnisin of another, but for ten years |
: Nm, interests and butter manufacture |
gte been knocking at the doors of con |
and demanding that the manufacture |
Eve Of oeomargarine he stamped out |
Existence. That they have so far not |
leded Is due principally 10 the stand |
Il 10 the very beginning OF this agita- |
4 ~ Hon. James W. WadSwOrtl OF New |
"A Chairman of the committee on ;.gri- |
M in the house. and Hon. John Sharp |
q ans Of Mississippi, member of rue |
Xnttee Mr.. NadSworth Is the owner |
IA arge creamery, ana IS a large manu-
fer and dealer In butter. He is in |
5tls as republican, but with a love of |
- q which is still rarer, he has fought |
y prnclous legislation at every step.
ls done so at great sacrifice.
8nstor Proctor Of Vermont, who is lead
The forces in the senate in favor of this
slion, is perhaps the largest individual |
III Of creamery In the United Stat IS,
be sees 20 mprOpricty in robbing the
He growers, cotton planters, cotton seed
fnea and the manufacturers Of oleonIr-
DC Of millions of dollars in order to
Bis own pockets.
n Williams constituency is composed
5Fly Of cotton planters, and cation seed
NJ large amy hourSshinE industry in
district ana state, II is not exaggera-
70 say that for ten years past to the
Fsof Mr. Nadsworih, and especially %
" Of Nj. Williams is due the fact that
Il nas been no ELECTROMAGNETIC legiS-
~ PERSISTENT Efforts have been made,
fsess after congress, to pass this nill.
~. Nj. Williams and his colleagues on
I !. .ht nave succeeded in defeating
ta,, sne present session OF congress MIR.
rs, sSis ny W an auf9lt parliamentary move,
|tsrss ~ tass ueoate on 1t. lie then
n,stcbad =, ny LoIces OF the opposition
lsIt It's holloWness and fraud were
lNAed IL all their hileous enormitv, tLp
r3l,' ~ iss demands was laid bar: lis
MA s 20 we're exposed, and IL narrowly
onro ssaset even In the house. Had
~ sfpC y, .5! Oeth Afforded in the carrier
N IN y, .uiS attempted legislation. II
N As NAo nave been disaStrously de-
N debate ,,,,..
toDss In i'V y, NrI; was revelation TO
! seems 70 bo,o oue house OF representa-
ana !. nave recover its conscious
s /, suu 70 realize what Mr.. Williams has
a ~ -. asserted and Indignantly MAIN
mas mnen me house adopted the
30 Incidentally rn,rori.,!9 AZ nluy
errs. Vpt,ol OIL the Reed rules the house
nton ss as .,YeS was, with the possible
most inspori 1lit lsh mouse of commons,
body that eI. ,l"i allu powerful legiSla-
I parlIamentor,- Gu. Nearly all our
Of the last con- anu ana political reputa-
ste ter, TRsdpaTSsssesntatIyes. Clay, Calhoun,
. Polk nnoiph' John Quincy Adams,
md id4SW,uslaS. Toombs, Stevens,
sn IN tbn Ib nmgs achieved their great
war Thsd " Sts,. During and after he
conkllbs s ndfeV ems, Henry Winter Da-
: we're fsr ''u thelr associates in the
10 shane more influential and did
Of II II. tue country than ali the mem
sry tr |r senate. No greater parlia-
Of TGad Std was ever achieved than
! be forc sussVens, when. backed by rie
! hostile sIo upon an unwilling senate
I recoDstr eAeG,Gtiye the disastrous rol.
enste spai r.ton, and even compelled
upon AndrnI,, rs Will to SIT in judg
iould laugh w Srs Johnson. Now the sen
2 Years srcms,, g1inorts to scorn. And
strnrtion 'nnIceedlng the downfall Of