New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-29
PROSPECT OF A DEADLOCK.
srNArE AND HOUSE REFUSING TO AGREE.

~ur roRMyR INSISTING UPON ITS AMENDMENT ~
THE POST OFFICE APPROPRIATIONS BILL
WASHINGTON, June % (Speciah.-By the de"
.,.,ve vota OF 80 IL the Senate decided once mo'e
d.y to stand by amendment to the ros' o'"'o
-,.,,on hill giving $500 600 to tae foreign steamship
coupan,es for carrying the United sia'es "a's- IL"
Dsm,cea,s who voted with the Republicans "c'o
Meurs Brown, Call. Eustis. German. Payne anu ""
rh. l..t.namea in a short but convincing spree" uo
landed In. vote lie said that In the last 'ohurcss "
Ind introduced bill appropriaune Si'ooV'ooo " W
psyment OF American steamships carrying '"' 49, -,
mails with the UNDERSTANDING ho"o'"'' '"'
.,sam,h,ps could be bought by Americans ana
-, ..r,..n r.ol,ters Though the present
amendment TO the appropriation Dill 'n'en"ou "
nane6t only American built vessels he was wiihs "
vote for 1t IS being better than nothing al all
Mr. Beck folio his usual strain dehou"cins 'o
policy of paying subsidy to steamships IL" '"o"e
4, perfectly useless for the Senate TO insist o" ~"
amsudment As the House would never consent W IL
,,. s,.ech n, the day. however made by Mr. Hale.
who pointed out me necessity OF looking to other mar
kets than those afforded at homo Tor the o'sPos'
t,on of the surplus production OF tnis county
Mr. Hale Az eed with the Senator from KENTUCKY l"'
Reckl that where there deadlock between inc
Hou.es one would have 10 give way Inc House "n'en
nroposed to put definite significant amendment on an
a,nropr,ation bin or any bill mad the burden Oh IL
Of Allowing tue intrnso strength OF the proposton' "
order to convince the other use IL might oe 'nA" VI
this the other branch might aunero W us
nos,ton and that the would In the cnd nave 10
Give n up tor tie being But II would only 20 ''r
the Inc being This is question that Is gong 70
he nut dow either by Administration ~hch is n"slo
a., or by either Congress whlch 10 noste W
IL II lie defeated here. II Will rise again 1rcat
britain ma. All eye keeny alive to TINS SUBJECT lno
S.nate listened the other day to the senator iron
Oregon describing Efforts that are being Lane ny
Great Britain to dfv- American steamships from no
Asatc trade IN connection with the Canadith iacno
Railroad by subsidzn vii hout stunt u. o"o
rnd of that nne No statesman III me BRUSH nous W
Commons ever ventures TO propose Oh .ho pes
of ecouomy a reversal OF this generous course
nursurd by the British Government. Anu
the tine will wnen the hmefV"u
nroris will demand N. Adm nistrauoh that WIN
he wi enough an farsighted enough 10
comprrhcnd tnis great subject IL Will demand an ~
viii sprnd us tlmr on ltte oetais
ami small rraous but Will have that RIaie Oh
that knowledge OF the demands o. hIhI-
lean labor and mat edge OF the resources OF ,ne
people that knowledge OF tue vast belu mat
lies ready Tor to occupy when should endraetc
Ize All mite gent Manifestation OF Inc ahtIs ~ 'nc
American % ople. wish that the Prtslurht e"u'" 10
drawn AZ no OF the thugs 10 WI Gu ne e"o
doubt tly-sivIng his time Let hn gave ICES 'me
10 the animation consideration OF the SUBJECT oi
pension To Soe poor Old sol and study up tniS q"
lion and rsru Tins great field that Is open
To- Inc american pope Let the Postmaster General
awaken ~ poI of this su'Jrct; an et MN
see and know and that the American people win
have Po.tmaster-Cirueral who VIII not put clamp
upon enterprise and who VIII not Stani III to
way o every that tends 10 extend American
In .lie land