The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-08
REPUBLICANS
(consinu.d from Firs, Page,

ions h citizens Of Porto Rico and
the Philippines. .
Debate Closes Amid Cheers.
Amid n chorus of cheers and thuh-
Gerous applause from foor and gal
leries the leaders on both sides closed
the debate ON the bill. Representative
Mann told the Democrats that they
must accept a tariff commission now
or We will jam II down your threats
in the next congrcss."
Your bill has nov been before the
country for two months he said.
"and already has been universally con
demned. Business is more or less
stagnated. in the fear that your rates
will injure industry. | hope that
fear viii disappear. But YOU are try
ing TO continue prosperity by threat
eninS prosperity. and II YOU succeed
YOU will have accomplished the i'm
possible. We turn over to you a
r.usDerous country. where the people
are happy. where there is work for
all to do. Take il and see whether
NCu can do as well as We have. for
the country will Judge YOU no, ~
%hdt YOU say here but BY III. fu-
ture."
AS the Republicans applsuded.
Representative iryne. OF New York.
arose.
Il have heard mighty little cri,i-
c'Sn ~ the pre-, nj law" he said.
There has been some denuhciation.
not much. irou gentlemen Who ap-
pear on this floor for the FIRST time
ana most OF them for the last time.
All OF them say thsy don't like some
at the provisions OF this bill
Psyne's Hot Shot.
Shaking a finger at the Democratic
side of TIL chamber. MIR. Payne 81
vanced acrCsS the well of the mouse,
and shouted.
If those of you who are voting for
this bill and holding your noses be
cause YOU don't like the odor of il
we're 10 Ole according 20 your cum-
Nictions there would not be enough
votes to insure its final passage
Mr.. Payne sat down and the chair
NAL recognized Speaker Clark. There
was a roar of applause from the
Democratic side as the speaker strobe
uown the center aisle. Democrat,
n Republicans arose out OF respect
10 the speaker and stood un.:l the
applause subsidized
In the language az the old hymn.
said the speaker. this is the way
llnS nave sought.
fie got no further Applause swell,
the floor and galleries and left him
q " in the midst vi pandcmouium.
Niier S"m- time. the noise subsidized.
ana he cont uu-d.
Few of Us have been ush,.ng Tor
iHeuf2 years &" accomplish what W
a." going ." do IN q few mIuut,s. We
"tn'I .,'t 81 90" diflr. You now lace =
majority OF 1871"
Thanked the Members.
IHc -SpeHkrI congratulate E-ulcScn-
ttt :" l rde wood and the Democrats 81
ihr way ami means for th..f
Voc in the Preparation uf the bill. aul
congratulated both sides of the house
Tor the courtesy. kindns~~ and good
e l.ng' that matked this cousraerat ON.
u seems "uf manners a. well els uIr
l~'4-'ic~ al" Improving IA his house.
he ~ai1 No tar'n bin Wa- ever ~
1w" ~" Is ~ the democrat, caucus,
"hH iu"t '.tu say what tV.y please
lHltN ~ a." mouse "" brought IN uu
fGle fo INIT dehtt" cor amendment You
,'. , h''N "i sgH'ai that 'ou at TO;
3 nav" hu opportunity To- Offer YOUR ideas
co. 20 what should hr in the ban. Tn.
una Wify Ia th" house was not brought
about boz -. lash Of TIE -
You E"rubicsu~ say maj th@ INsi I'm.
W PASSED a." tarIm hHl We -uilt IN
ms .Inl' W" WI Ga~s the tarim bl
Tbs bin is 40" ,orc.u~uS 81 IN,
opinions OF 81 mon zoo the nuus.. a. .f
.HN r'ldAf ana one man ia she WFrrs
f"H-r NeN" got e bin "a which ",
cen - q" th" country. ana tI- cuuutr.
wll. '"'S" 4p and ctil rs blessed. ".
going q" give US
WASHINGTON. MAY Party
leaders primed for hnaI politica'
'hru>' Of the tariff debate hurled -hoir
!d"h's across tho chamber on beIatad
amendment. With alternating cur
rents Of applause r~everberatine
through 'h" chamter. the packed sai
ierle~ frequently joining in the dem
%onstration.
When tn echoes Of approving
cheers had died away after tne defeat
o. M" last Republican amendment
Nhi." 90" Hous" was il the committee
~ the Who'll" Representative Garrett
~ I"nr's-e'. chairman of the com
Ti'f"". turned tho gay.i over q,
Speaker CLARK Majority Leader Tn
G'rNood then placed iro bin hcfor.
10" Ho1-" and moved TO- passage DO
if'" on fhis nation was o. ing h1e.
tened g. rapidly a. possible vi-t
prospect of = roll call about midnight
Prior 20 rho vote on The last amend
ln"hf Minority Leader Nanu. Majorif,
Leader Underwood and Speaker Clarl
Ntr" gwen rOu~Iug uvafrOul.
Spirit % Triumph.
= WIFI an ot"rHhelmiug urmo,ratl,
majority 0H hand tO send tho biff on
i- SO. 10 fh" senate. fhr -.a-ion fD
hirhf vas marked bog sn eNurhau'
3. spirit ~ f:iHuph ON o.. urmocrats
SD" "f fi" 'nrf'r .-ic Every membei
"no could p0 -ibiy ATTEND Va. boz b,.
. rIar" 90 bear fhr conclusion of fho DO
bar" nu fhn blii aud fo ra-f u. vote
Although several Usmo,Tf. bad an
hpHur'd troir ufaU-fon D. tnfIrr
aca u-t tUo tr Ma ort. LeaIer IN
drr"ood and hfa -l'uforarfa bad plon
on OF votes nn hand fp insure it- pa4
'l" and iH. is 'tf OF Republican an,
Prorrn--,t" 'f0r.. fob .mcrd
s. iI' HfI 1| fHs feo urrL. OBI ro
Ifiral spoil binding sud worry .forf.
~ amend flr hI' trt. marked Do
Tt0arr-s through fh. .%t'I.. drew o.,
a r.u-". 'i" expectation of rYfs
dr"" great fIrDuc. .o fnr .4I..ri,
nf Goo iDIe" raaa 600" .op DO.
fn1 m%iIInort OF It. hIDHth'. somrr
i'n color 90 '." crowded gs.I.ri.s