New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-07

non dfciCcd 10 diiON 'Ai' '>o' W ~
m,nn,.s later In the presence of at least dozen meH
hers Of tho House. II was q" great euOrt'
SCOTT AND BRUNiM HAVE 1T OUT AGAIN.
sco1yrs TREATMENT OF HIS woRKINGMEN ONCE
MORE UNDER DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
Warrington, Sept 6-Mr. Brumm. of Pennsylvania
rising to question Of privilege read letter whch no
had written to Mr. Scott, of Pennsylvania, IN which
he called attention to the fact thar mat
gentleman had charged him with making false s'ac
ments on tho floor He then read some reniarhs n""o
by him last May charging Nh. Scott with e"pioS'"s
Fullerton Detectives In the coal region of
and Mr. scou's emphatic denial OF The charge anu
Also Of the charge that he contributed to pay inc co
and iron police Tie would prove that the gentleman
or some william L. Scott guilty OF every charsc
made The gentleman from fehhsSiN"n"
in his reply had not told the who'o rum
II his colleague said that the charges were d. i"o
a. hell he was anx,Ns 10 find out VINO me o''"
William L. Scott was. Mr.. Brumm then reao new
paper extract as to cases OF e'i0"'" ~
Haven ,
yr Rrrmm read letter from Mr. Weihe, presi-
dent of the Amalgamated Association 81 iron an"
steel WORKERS charging tyrannical treatment OF WORN
men at sco,t's rolling mill In los2 lie sa" 'n"'
his colleague had put through the Chinese oi uhuei
Gar rule In order hOodwink the workmcn mo DC
lief that hs had kind feeling for them BY The pas
captal for himself and his party MI Brumm
tben produced store orders used In the company
stores in which Mr. Scott was interested ana hooine
I'M onecent stub he inquired whether that was In
tended to buy peanuts with
NJ scott-It Is not as small as you are
Mr. Brumm--Imsgne this grave representative Of inc
resident Of the United states, the reputed owner OF
coo 600 600 the president and director OF some "2-
600 miles OF railroad
Mr. scott-That has been said before. The country
knows that
Mr. Brumm-Just imagine this man getting down 10
one dealings with workngmen al peanut s'ah"
Mr.. B-umm then read afidavits 10 show mat one
AL Weaver a member OF the coal and iron police
had been employed by the Mineral Coal Company III
which Mr. Scott was Interested
Mr. Scott sad that he had already denied his col
leagues charge that he had ever employed Pnkerton
detectives and had said that he would have his
colleague brought 10 tho bar OF the House to prove
hat charge He would have done So but that he
would rather stand his colleagues accusations than
take I'D the time OF the House that was valuable TO
The country He then had read newspaper re-
port of a speech made by Mr. Brumm during the last
campaign IN favor of Levan, who was candidate
for recorder Of county. In this speech Mr. bruhni
+ reported 10 have said:
Some people object my friend Levsn because he Is
coal and iron policeman Coal AMI iron Policemen arc
necessary the prervson OF peace and COCO ordef In
the community say you that went to Harrisburg
ysuse Democratic side)
Nh scOt-Does gentleman deny that!
Nh Brumm-I did
Mr. Brumm desired to continue his answer, but
Mr. Scott declined TO yield and tod his coile@suo
TO sit down"
Nj Brumrls reply was: You had letter come and
. haze me (Iaughtsr)
The affair ended with MI Scott asserting his innocence
III ~ the charges BY Mr Bruuu and M Bfunm as
eagerly declaring MI SCOTS outlines
WANTED-AN ANSWER FROM THE PRESIDENT
Washington sept (spcciaD-ln his recent retail
alton message Congress, the President had great
zeal to say regarding u the wrongs and unfair treat
nent7 Of American citizens at the hands of Canada
lie expressed a great deal Of Indignation at the et
Judo Of Canada, admitting That evidence had been FUR
nished by the Secretary of the Treasury to Congress
showing that the discrimination practsed by Can
al, was undesirable and really called for prompt
and speedy redress.
Nearly nine DAYS ago tho Senate adopted resolu
ton inquiring Of the President whether his Admins
traion had ever demonstrated against such treatment
on the part Of Canada That resolution SIN remains
unanswered To-day Mr. Hoar offered another reso-
LUTON calling the attention OF the President respect
fully to The resolution Of August IS ana requesting
him 10 furnish the Information demarded IN me hIst
resolution as possible, that uo senate may
be 10 a position consider and act mte'lgcntY upon
pending legis alton. The democrats, OF coarse DO
not the resolution to pass, M vest s"esos'h@
ilat The resolution had better lie over uniii tomo
row Oh the ground that 70 seemed TO contain a sort
Of imputation Of intentional delay on the part Oh Inc
LEI /, lie over' Mr. Hoar good, naluredly said
] think, however, that the ADMINISTRATOR meht
have got its eyes open 40 nine days
The resolution went over until tomorrow
THE TARIFF pIII TO BE REPORTED NEXT WEEK.
Washington sept. 6-senator Allison said this after
noon that the Tarn bill would be reported 10 the full
Finance Committee on wednesday next. Senator
AMrlch, no said, now al his home In Rhode Island