Show washington NEWS little or EO opposition to the statehood bill WILSON NOW MOW PUSHING HIS BILL HO ha is meeting considerable opposition from monopolists in both parties partes A special how washinton washington ton davs bays senator faulkner cha chairman irwan of the territorial committee sirce since his return has conferred with vi ith a number of senators with a view of pressing q at t an early day the utah statehood bill ile he thinks will be no difficulty and sill aill endeavor to have the bill put to the rout front so that it may maybe be disposed of before tile tariff question comes up senator platt is expected to continue his opposition and most of the work against utah will be done by there publicans public ans but there are many of that side of the senate who are are earnest friends of utah 1 another I 1 no ther di dispatch snatch from lVa washington ellington says the ways vi ays and means committee suffered its first defeat today when by a vote of to the committee of the whole ie i ejected j e ct e d W wilsons Wil i 1 sons s on s ai amendment n e n dm e n t fixing the d dale a t e 0 on n w which h 1 e li tl the i e f free r e e w wool 0 0 sete dule would go into effect at august 1 1891 1894 and adopted the substitute of johnson of ohio a tree free trader and a single making it go into effect immediately on alie passage of the bill many republicans voted with the radical democrats for the substitute it WAS wilsons Wil sons intention had its his amendment pre prevailed to hire have of lerell an amendment making the woolen eche schedule dule go into effect dec 1 1894 but when the committee overruled him he be decided to let the latter after schedule stand and go co into effect with the rest of tile tho bill in june 1994 just before the vote was taken wilson stated that jobbers were jiow no teslA I 1 herteli her tili mf m t fall all goods goads herst herer 0 ix commit committee tee amendment carried the home manufacturers manufacture ra would make next net falls faille g polls goods 01 on w L wil soy only one other a was mas acted upon to allow the free entry I 1 in bond of well as tho the materials mateie mate ii is used in t tlc alc I 1 a construction of ships built for foreign account the tha rest of tile the clay was vias spent in discussing burrows substitute for the present re wool schedule proposed by the avil vii son bill A at t t thu he night it iab t eese session ion sperry of connecticut made a vicious assault on the wilson b bill ill orr the ground that in tile the faco face of ft a certain deficit in the treasury by june 30 next in the face of the appeal of the secretary of the treasury for a bond issue the democratic ways arid and means committee had brought ic ft a bill ostensibly to raise tho the revel revenues aes ues I 1 which aich if passed would increase the present estimated deficit to it was a free trade bill and if tile the issue between free trade and protection V were ete ever presented dented to the people eople of the country the verdict would ee be overwhelmingly overwhelming iv in favor of protection lie he said the other speakers were bower hunter hulick and post |