The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1916-03-17
VOTE DNBEPEAL
|. BF FREE SUGAR
CLAUSE IS NEAR
Big, Majority Expected For Bill
When LoWeF House Ballots !
This Afternoon !
REP leAps MAKE FpNst,iYl
Of BOURBON SoMMERsAyLT


Hifl'Ft1ttft FfeF NJ gfNeftc y frfss1-as
tAs@eisst fpps " Rsasrsi wira~slis
nrslAsa1 NgF0 =, March etAtTb Sots
npea tho fipslpreHaine of eibill %
fsreal fhe ffee sugar clause 20 aths I'm
acweoa tariff not ~ expegtcas 10 DC
taken this aftcrp DON, a big nsajcfity'
Tor fbs bill being yassurel! I. YeaeraAv
afternooif was given over TO .aebate
upon sh,p measufe, some few OF the
Democrats refu, ing to abide by the
caucus result and carrying on figdt
against the M assure. s-,If Il
The Republicans are taking a small
part In the debat", mainly to g b. the
Democratic majority with being
Obliged 10 acknowledge their error In
voting to pnt sugar upon the unpo.
tected list and to twit them nth "a.
nally coming around to the Republican
viewpoint that the country cannot 20
ahead without some measure of prctec-
ton for local Industry, ~ 1913
Pennsrivanian Fights Bill l&F&
Rep, w! W, Bailey Of Pennsylvania
leasHIle Deifleci atftH oppbsifiou 10 the
theasufe. taking the kr6thd that the
rcVehhe ~ ff lleiiscd, which Is S49,..
00Q,00d; Recording tothe feport Of the
Ways mud means csinmitteef 81 not alb.
kehitf1Y Deeesshry FOR TIE purposes Of
the eSVerhinent. Pint the country is
now III nee,f Of inoney ,iibaeea on the es .
tiihatsl expenditbkts, ne hllmit led. but
afgiied that IL ttiigt spendin9 depart,
ttsnfs Of the ghecfilnrentt exercised due
ecoiibniy and Eliminated che waste, IN
tei,ebnes az they are now would meet
legitimate deniands.s 70 ~ < - I
soRep Edxard Kcst ny ofi,Colorado
another better from WlIee Democratic
GAMERS, iissistsd that while 9the repeal
Of The fser sugar Nihuse swotild add O
cent ~ pound to- the cost OH refined,
sugars to the AuicFican consumer after
May 2, bhe cent ~ pour q woilld not nc !
cfne to The dbApefit bfi'the pDijEc treas.
ury,s but w6uld be split sfifty.fifty
hetwcen tie pbitbd States Treasury
ahdstlfReAiesr tfasteuresa - .
snsaE Rsfhers Denounced ~ Z.
\ RcBt Cafl q IVAN Dyk sof M inuesota
hiiolber ty0f the a o cihorfatic speak err
-ssakas The IN, fstRncd afloH9l the sam
Jiiiee and nsi9or0uslS " denounced the
sugaf fefihef9 ins whose benefit, he
detlafrd, 'fbe b N is 4laDiedskb n
REP q gafllss w. Conner, who moved
the Adoption 81 tii6creport of the ways
and nTeanS isbmmitbee sontthA repeal Of
fltt fteeaish<,af stlii6se, .saiA that the
charge 2 'fhg fpii ~ slolhd necessary
lhS The q lifnflitte %ss 4 n gueated ao'eiy
on ti1e,i Rtounhs hbaf slhd a,,onomie
e0mditiRHS 81 trade and In the country
'Eenerahy3 Ind changed 5maBcrially as
h.fesult' Oh the sesr i6 Eufe the I'M.
ports Sbeing 9essShed and etlie feyenues
of the c66ntfy i0w, whils likewise A.
h.fesiit foe the sSr the cdemands upon
the teSendess had Beeom q Stg eater.
These changes neeessitated the repeal
sbtke elauaesis E6t A3tstss Y
Bourbon Ideals Not Altepsd1 =
The Democratic ideAlssihad. mot been
aitpresG bit tifc6ntsf6ncfs had been
radically reversed and tho missing of
revenue from an import duty of a
cent D pound upon sugar IS DOW. ncces.
aarv because Of the aiterell world, con,
ditiOns. y - -
Among, the. Republicans who spoke
were Rep. C.. II. Sloan of Nebraska,
Rep. Ham2ton Moore of PennsylvaRia,
Rcp. Nil holas Longwotthi Of Ohio and
Rep. f. J. Hill of Connecticut. Each
spoke in fayOr of the bin but against,
the general idea as outlined in the
Democratic tariff policy.