The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-14

N SPIRITED DEBATE
.,,0rOcIty Question BoOs Up
10 The Senate.
E,,,p REPUBLICAN SPEECHES
Give. Notice That ! LIv. W %gr "''
G st,uns and President W'''
Receive a Shock

tspeetD ,,orv 1B.--Thc fact that
uSton, =, S ,s not dead by any means
"a los .o IL A material difference o.
tDsiS a.. tsrlfr revision among
: ,ao republican party was p ,s,.1n1,
. ~. .So senate today when Alori -.
p tue and polllver Of Iowa In
= =. .r'I ACRIMONIOUS debate senator
y az zee represented that fse-
o. NV which believes that tnS
TIE pa I'd should not be touched
. sat polllver stood for these re- e.
A tho believed that revision -,
p va the work should be oohe
Pl ga, tr' which Is responsible for the h
p S',s rates. The two senators ~
nlsI ted and said many things
lulte - beyond the shadow OF a
|. a ~ che republican party is threat ',
'l az internal dlssention OF the niV''
character .. d,roctipg the
f. the Vest Iesv'Oe' hui re.
-. On annncc to report q p'H no.
r.. ~ daty on eoal. was uudeF ,, u'S
,he uJ nol,lver Of Iowa vigorously
NJ sepaters responsible for tne
I M sf reciprocity treaties u s Nv,
w sofcnded Secretary shaw ios
nc Sar IustructiuE collectors "
tbe 'resolve differences rcs"tVinH
n 70 terool IN favOf OF tue ,,n'
Ede " ,,ns he declared tuAl ~,
a y W"o ,i the tarfl rate hlSu ~
n DS a"ouid he reduced by ree'proe'''
neals, want caused Mr.. Allrich to
siatenIe anaunce Mr.. Doliver nhu
HntH ,osTIDg ii. The only lnteIlp ~ |,
&fsf, a M Tsciprocity provision OF t ng
~ o. ~ rus 10 secure agreements o1
n nW NM products, and he cohtenu ~
|RpeutiSu to be expected tnel
y was ~ Sistration would peg9tla a,.s
III ,y tI would strike at inc "e"''
otect a,'tio, went over untll tomorF .So :
{e e 4ijjnau had given nouS9', ~ anS
Lila tben string a I'VE VIZ .tinn
n V s,s,ne Tor the present coas si ttnrncv
i v,a of the president ana "N'V' ~
.,son concluded his remarks !" 'p'
la 10 The Statehood Dill
.,,., the senate met today ME-
3 n.I' -enorted the resolution OF Mr'
Ns an,borizing the committee on tue
"a Sa1r-nhia 10 send for witnesses
, '. With the coal Investigations
/: 800, .I oatbs. to compel the attend
\ ,-, ..,t,,esses il necessary. The reSo
s WAS agreed to. s,-,,.,r,
~ n.s committee to prepare ana re
\ III removing the duty on c0ai' " d
oo,,,vsr dowa) defended the order
s., stsrv shaw. Issued last fan an
~ Collectors OF customs to resoiv
4. sopable doubts In favor Of the In
,3 Mr., poluver then discussed tn
,,3 made to secure reciprocity treaties
4 IA that consress had not given U
|sfIatlons the ordinary courtesy OF
III confederation. BE took up the a
In made against Mr.. Dingiey, an
4 &seagtical,y thai Ar. Dingley nau oSe
.,35 with the hideous crime Of navln
W. nyed Inc tariff schedule Ia the Ia
IN as To furnish the basis for reGprpc
tG&ments - !,
'!<f he had reported from the commi
s& WAYS and means did put duties l
express purpose Of having the
l<M down"
Nib such a scheme as that is condemnt
E|Ifamy. he said, against which y
sti<fy Of Mr.. DinGley ought to be d
xtpi he did not feel the restraint
|,sc.fnce TO stand In the senate and S;
|tf4ssas nothing Infamous about IL.
q the scheme" he continued, "th
b practice practically In every COVER
tetjn Europe.
'.iilt is necessary for men to rise
+ Mate to defend the memory OF NJ
|f.ity against the charge which has be
|is> where" he asked. lis the advoca
1lt ball defend the memory OF the co
81 1877
Mi reciprocity provision IN the Dingl
b declared, was as distinctly a pc
{tl& tariff policy of the United Stat
<@Ie coal schedule. More violence h
H< 2oDe to the protective system by I
@1|M quiet failure of the senate to Ia
( on the reciprocity treaties than
& noise that has been made by
bats about coal
ID not intend to sit quietly in II
ser," he declared, while II Is said
famous that anybody should ha
S3Rd to entertain the notion that
H3schedule openly framed could not
nely modified by sensible negot
mains reproach to tho congress,
hat not one line Of the wisdom
& G. Blaine was on the statute boo
~ step had been taken to ful
Pfpose and spirit Of the last Bun
<$S Of President Mckinley.
csrmack Tenu) insisted that Sec
naw's order was virtual suspeDs
f., law, without authority.
III poliver's disappointment regard
PPcity treaties, he said, would gr
f The laying Of hand on the hi
#w would be held TO be an act
Aldncb (R, ~ said he would not
% reply ito the eloquent. exemplif
the Iowa idea to which the S
tAs lust listened"
! friend Of Mr. Dingley could
silent to charges. he did not unC
mat PERSONS Idea Of honor.
true,' said Mr.. Aldrich, that
/, uuues were put high for the !
reducing them Ivy reciprol
7 senator from Iowa had sounded
M q the reciprocity treaties.
seuannd to the credit of the sena'
= ~ the reciprocity treaties
over 10 silence, and the ser
M lever act on them"
never, for one moment, suppc
member Of the COMMITTEES
n. .. oy Dir. Dingley and his associ
1&.;,fiete was to be surrender OF
OF protection.
Z M Intention Of he reciproclty SOC
= .t-A rnrglcy act was to make ng
o. Spon honcompetitlve products,
oai expected republican adminis
NI& NV ~. negotiate treaties which stl
aailnan rs. c. gave notIcc tbo,
Az i Ssl US the senate tomorrow on
,--a ps,, as there seems to be
--'ns around this chamber. |
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