Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
THE FISHERY FURRY.
Talk at the Capitol To-day.
BOTH PARTIES IN BOTH HOUSES LIKELY 10 AGREI
GIVING THE PRESIDENT ALL THE POWER he ASK


BOTH PARTIES IN BOTH HOUSES LIKELY 10 AGREE IN
GIVING THE President ALL T1H PowER He ASKS.
In political circles at the Capitol and elsewhere
the Presidents message Is the sole topic OF discus
sion. The democrats exult over it and laud the
President for his ability and boldnesS. The repub-
cans make light OF 1t and say there is nothing In
1t; that II simply follows the policy laid down by
the republicans at the outset Of the controversy.
Tue indications are that the republicans are some
what disconcerted; that they were taken by sur
prise and have not vet determined Just what 1t Is
best for them to do.
SENATOR HOAR SAYS
be Is willing to give the President such power as
be deems essential In the premisea In their
speeches yesterday the republican senators did
not declare for any specific line Of policy.
bringing the Canadians TO tefuls In regard TO
canals.
THE MESSAGE WILL BE REFERRED
to the foreign relations committee at the termina-
ton OF the debate, which will probably continue
for several days 1t is understood that the COM
lnittee will be called together promptly TO con-
slider the subject and the prevailing opinion Is
that measure will be reported conIcrring upon
the President the power he asks. As the whole
subject has an important beartug upon politics,
the democrats assume that the republican, ma
Jority or the Senate will ende, vor 70 make some
capital out or the legislation II way Can be de-
IN TIE HOUSE.
The democratic majority OF the House win, Of
course, give the President all he asks The demo-
Gratis are 30 much pleased with him that they
will not hesitate TO vote Tor any measure he may
recommend In order that the democrats may be
IN position TO carry out their policy promptly ali
the absentees have beeh summoned TO WashinQ.
ton. Nouces TO republican absentees are also
turn 10 this city without delay. In csso there
should arise any partisan division upon legislation
proposed the democrats would not be able TO do
are absent. The leaders hupe to have a demO-
cratic quorum here BY next Tuesday or Wednes-
day, anu their plan will be 10 hold It until the
pending exciting question shall have been settled.
4 NETTING OF THE HousH FOREIGN AryA1Rs CON.
MITrRH
has been called for Monday to consider the Presi.
dents message. 1t is the purpose OF the democrats
In the House to act promptly upon the message,
granting the President all the powers he asks for.
The committee however. win ind II very dinicult
Mr.. Belmont. the chairman, Is At Mount Desert:
Mr. Russell is In Massacbusett ana Mr.. Cothrar d
members :oi the committee ~' are tisS Within
the two parties Just a tie In the committee II
publicans should refuse to vo there would not be
| eQuorum. Before Mr.. Belmont left tt was geper-
there ss 0y ios see & nst
90 this session, ana II was not necessary for the
memuers TO stay here. This message puts Q new
face on afairs and it sexpected that 1r. Belmont
viii return AZ soon as possible. II II understood
that Mr.. Russell and Nj. Cothran VIII Be tele-
Graphed to to-day. ...-
The Regular AppropriasiOn Bllls.
PouR OF TEEN STILL HANGING yIRR.
-Four appropriation bills are stin hanging IRE.
The sundry civil is In conference; the conference
report On the Army bill was rejected oy the House
and new conference ordered; the Fertilization
Dill has passed the House and 10 IN the senate
committees, where there u chance of tta being
buried, and the House 10 now tied up with the
deficiency bill The conference report on the SUM-
dry civn bill wiz probably pe made 70 the House
on Monday or Tuesday.
Capitol Topics.
The Senate was not IN ses1t0n to-day.
Both Houses Of Congress have agreed 70 thu
conference report on the bill for the erecfion Of
new appraisers warehouse IN New York
Representative Kelley will Leave philadDlphia
Tor Warrington tomorrow, and viii resume hin
Congressional duties Monday. He win make .
tour Of the states during the campaign ana detves
numbor of addresses
Senators Butler and voorhees, aro going % vIr.
Gfnt0 to-mogToW u1g6e 20 mako several n