The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-06-20
new YORK GENTLEMEN
BY MINORITY LEADER
Aesf Inspection Amendment 10 III,
Agricultural Appropriation MN
Adopted and Measure Re.
turned To senate,

Washington. June 2o.--Mr. wads.
worth Tuesday reported To the house
the agricultural appropriation bin with
the compromise amendment relating
10 meat inspection. The bin was re-
ferred TO the committee OF the whole
house, to be taken up later. Meat in.
specuon amendment was adopted.
MT Williams of Mississippi enliven
20 the debate by calling attention to
the differences OF opinion b,we.n two
sons OF New York. the president and
Mr. Wadsworth. Now is the winter
OF our discomfort in the glorious sum.
mer by this son OF New York" said
Mr.. Williams, which caugh, the humor
OF the house
IN semthumorous vein Mr.. win.
rams continued: We must. under tho
rules OF the house, vote on this pro-
posed legislation just as il comes 10 ms
nursed by the speaker and the presi.
cent and approved OF by the commits.
zee. because the committee on ARR.
culture could not well do anythiny
except approve after these two rreat
ruing authorities had spoken We
must vote II down There ha. heen
numbering in the index at the Other
enc OF the line that was not followed
up out We must remember, Mr.. Speak
er' you and |, even YOU know more
.hAh l. mat men. like all other proa.
ucts OF IRON, are subject to expansion
ana contraction by the effect of Tho
"ea'her applause and laughter
~ broad general principle, Mr.
speaker, all sanitary legislation ought
70 be paid for by the public. The rea.
son Ior mat rule Is that nobody is as
rule, responsible for unsanitary con.
oitlons When the bubonic plague or
JeAo" ieVer lnvades the country ev.
eyoooy knows that nobody wants to
De Inc vehicle OF the transfer OF those
dangerous diseases. Nobody wants
20 eaten them for the purpose OF Civ.
ing them 10 other people That is
the reason for the rule that the public
ought to pay the expense but every
reason points out the exception Some
umes An unsanitary condition is
Drought about by the voluntary action
OF evil doors. When ever that is tht
case, then the expense of curing this
condltlon which has been broughr
ABOUT by their acts ought to be horn,
by them, tapplause) and I, for one
mad hoped that the laundering in tn
, index about making the evil doer
) stand the expense of curing their ow
eV1l doing would be followed up NOR
strenuously than it had been. Pr
1 here we are. We are faced with tn
+ condition, and being faced with II.
s Is about as good an outcome as com
= be expressed
, Now, | wish to add this. There ha
. been some muck raking that has bee
gong on IN connection with this ma
ter, and | want to pay my individual
tribute to member of this house
think that in this particular Legislation
he has been mistaken, especially upo,
the point of not making the evil doer
, pay for curing the evil condition
brought about by their own action
mere mas been some muck rakint
IN "nlch there has been d disposition
10 charge all sorts of wrong motives
on the gentleman from New York
(Mr. Wadsworth.) have known hin
for ten years. | have known him IL
cast more votes against his own inter
| A
plause) He is a worthy son Of a no
Die sire, tapplausel, and an homes,
man II God makes honest men. TAP
plsuse), and | believe He does II the
abbreviated disturbance between the
two gentlemen from New York had
come off reasoning would have beer
with the other gentleman from New
York, but my affections and feelings
| rnttJl ttL
from New York. applause ! think
We have had entirely too much toler,
ance of the idea that whenever men
honestly differ about ID public meas
ure their motives are To be impugned
and their Integrity to be attacked
applause
The speaker appointed AT conierees
Wadsworth. Scott and Lever Of South
Carolina
Mr. Williams interposed vigorous
protest al the last appointment III.
chair having passed over nessrs
Lamb and Bowie both b-ins opposed
10 the committee. while Mr. Lever IA
vored IL MIR. Williams said % was a
slap In the face of NJ Laut. anu
he protested A vigorous coufercuC,
was held Of VI. desk hstw,-,u the
speaker Mr. Williams and Nh Wadf
worth The speaker withdrew "a,
confsrces temporarily but later 30
appointed Arssrs WAdswortt ana
Scott and substituted Nj lamb fu'
Mr. Lever the latter hsving asked %
b. excused
When the htll wAs rtfatuso fu ne
senate Senator Psustur chairman "a
the coWmittt. or agriculture asAst
that tho fnrat Inspection $500 o., retain
al and fHs hiN iis ur tt. '.nIs
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