New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-05
THE SURPLUS RESOLUTION.
REPORT OF THE CONFEREEs ADOPTED.
Mr.. ALLIsoN's SUMMARY OF THE EFFECT OF THE
PROPOSED LAW
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEI

! WASHINGTON, Aug.4.-CoOncl Morrison de-
livered one aboInus speeches OF his life to-
day support OF the conference report on the surplus
resolution. which adopted later on ny votes Of 40
Republicans and - democrats, against the votes OF IS
! Republicans and 80 Democrats Colonel Morrisons
attempt to make it appear that the senate amendments
have not materially changed the original resolution
was almost lu1crous lie aud nearly every other Dem
ocra IN the Hous, had voted repeatedly against the
propositions OF Republicans TO allow the Secretary OF tho
Treasury Working balance" o! s2OUcOOoO or
900 900 IN excess OF the 10000 00o reserve and
% cotle the Secretary with discretionary power 10
susnend operl'ions under the resolution in case OF an
extraordinary emergency or probable impairment OF
the plLc credit and today lie not only advocated both
propositions but declared tn, the substance OF them
embodied IN the original resol1'ion He attacked
Mr. Hewitt with much and sneered at the masters
| of finance"
The conference report provoked opposition In some
pected auartes and the debate on II was Disk anu
aggressive botn sides Mr.. Weaver, OF Iowa. Thought
| thst the resolution reported wasa complete back
down and abnegat the part Of the House ana an
insult TO tns public sentiment which had impeed tho
passage of the original resolution ty magnificent two
thirds vote.
Mr. Lindlsy o, Maryland expressed his regret that the
conference committee had not agreed to the -enate
dmert for the redemption OF the trade dollar Had
that amendment retained he.woud have been able
| 10 tor the conference report.
Mr. Hewitt OF New York. cb .racteized rs vicious the
principle winch undelay the original resolution and the
amendments adopted by the senate. Those who voted
| 49,. rc,;,, r,o.sura which
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wo Id bring the country to sver OASIS as surely as
! the sun " puld rise O-mO
Mr. Eland. of Missouri could not give his vote TO sus
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| tah inc coh'tIeno" iofo''' "H''. ''''"'''o' Wv
TO the policy Of granting TO the Secretary OF the Treas
| urv au.h,,itv 4, -usueud "A law moment
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! passed
Mr.. Breckenridge. OF Kentucky who was ono or inc
ronerees on the bill while he did not get all
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heiwaI,d ana al ne ashod iol no sos so'no'H"- az '
line which lie Thought ought To he pursued The policy
,r,io, lo,l.r tho resolut,on Un. that the surpus In
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! thc pu'' treasury 7"V"'" "o l'i' y" ''' f"''' 49,
TINS policy underay tie House resolution. the senate
resolution aud the conference resolution Mr. BrecEen'
| "A picture ~ such rXiTr nsts MI HtW-
ut. o New York aud Mr. Weaver, OF Iowa. pulling To-
getAc ~ horses IN attempting heeI the sur plis
| In The TREASURY
MI Hi.crck Oi YORK. paid tribute IL the imam
cal policy OF Republican party which IN t"hnly
ara enable 900 Of the Nufllf utbi ID
he paid He would vote 'or the adoption i inc con or
chct rr'"i '"p-' ~ - ". u" , "' ~ " 49, 49,