The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1890-12-26
WARRINGTON LETTER.
From Our Regular Correspondents.


Wa lnvto". &c D." %. 1s9"
Senator S,nnnrr made calm, ,lelihrl"
argument in favor uf the Fe.lrra! election h
that was in striking contrast with the impas
stoned utterarcrs Of the democratic Senator
against that measure. He utterly demolishp''
every argument yet advanced against the bill.
and st ted his el.pf tl,at such law was ST.
soln;ely necessary, if the ballot LEX, the f"n
d ,ton "f nr lb'rty. is to |" kr; t pure al
honest. Tier. WIS not v vcrd o! l,lsonal
party ahnse in MIR. Spoonrl's speech; he star =
ed out by saying that the hill cnver d qups-
tion uron which there was room for an honest
difference in opinion, and he showed all the
way through that he rfco! II Zed the right Of
others tr differ " i'll, him, aud that is grra
deal mere than ary d.. ccratic Stl; tor wl
has spoken on il.e bill rs done.
It has net vt hfcn fully determined whether
the consideration Of the election bill will e.
right on through tls week, O, wi eti er " u
he laid aside for the pnrIcsr of acting upnn
the proposed CHI nge Of rules "hich was en-.
iorSr,i ly Il Cauct> last wees. There seems t.
bn slight misunderstanding ainnny repul :
can Senators about this change III the rules;
snne Of il.m l;e'ievirg the It. .nti"n OF the
caucus to hav. leeu the adoption of the change
at once. t" apr'y to all .ec s;tio; for HE res,
Of thr session. Vile OILERS sa! they nndrr-
stand tliat IL YVES ly to apply 10 the elrc1im
| bill and the superintendent bill. aud that tln
financial h II, approved by Tie same caucus
was TO he taken ny and l'asstd before tue r,:tt
| were changed. II these differences cannot h
| rrcnrciI%,l anolhtr cnusus may be held befnr'
| anything definite is done.
| The democratic Senators are CoiEr every
| thing they can to prevent any action br!s's
| taken un the inanc!aI hl!l O.,e If then,-M
| R-agun--has already #, red an amrudlt,
| providing for free coinage. Tlr re ala mum
/ ber OF republican ST. at"rs tl.at Will vote f.
free cnhane il i! gets lef.Ie the senate, tn
| more :l:an iwu-lhirds # them l:ripve that il
wnui.: be- injurious 10 the hest interests of ,Ir
country 10 pass a lr'r coinage hill al Ills Tim
| a:.i /. t,I iiiaiI IL CO iiieG alllendiiti
tackrs! 10 the hill they will sacrifice il,r tni,
bill. IL fact S"Hir of the a!l,s, fnaiiCrrs II
tie Senatr, Including such men as Mtssls. 4
Ison, Morrill,, AllricIl Il, Si ri,.:l,', hav" ~
! pressed llir n!l:inn that lhr Fl, unrts OF l'
Country are III Il fair way Of rgh,i'g titns; !
es without legislation, and While they wuE,
| support TIE !;iI! prnvidimg rnr the purchase
til. additional II COZ, tC0 uul.crs of silver t,.
lion and for ,t'e rcoage of The s25,GOt,t'
in fractional currency and trade dollars, tin
do not fay,r t;kil 2 any chances on free col,
age That 10 jnsl the s!uat on as it XXI
! I, day.
Senator ingalls, asked for AID obtained tw
| weeks leave Of absence Saturday, aud yrs,elda
he left for Knsas, where he expects to RENAL
until tlr Kansas Legislature d. cidss WHO sha
succeed hun in the Senate Ito takes wit
!. hlnt the good wishes Of every republican i
Washington from the President down to til
hand one hears the wish, sometimes even fro
democrats, that Kansas may sre the wisio
Of giving her IrAiny SOIL another term in til
Senate; a will in whicl 1 most heartily joil
as it wculd Er impossible foi kat sas to elect
Senator Who would r. fleet mere credit ul'
the state than Mr.. Ingalls, has done.
It is expect d that Tie President will tl'
week Issue me EltCHIIHlItn ~ vulitN ny u
Act of Congress authorizing tie Worh's Fa:
stating that the rQuir ti!s of thtt act hay
been complied with. This will start the hall
rolling which will President Palmer, who
now here. saye, result in ihe greatest al
graldtst Exhibition the world has yet seen.
Senator Paddock has given notice that il Il
debate on TIE clecti"n hill Is TO he prorar,'
to any gr at .X!ert he proposes asking Il
Senate to take up his Pnr Food bill, which
demanded iy the falnn RS floE one end of Il
country to the ether
Senator P,tlie,ew has introduced bill
prlil.it the sale Of frparms and an.munitit
to Indians on reservations.
Senator Platt has offered resolution appr
priatirg S1G0,CG0 and authorizing the PRE-
dent to oltain from the German governmfI
ii possible, a sui !! rf tie consumption rem
dy known as DR.. X CHS lymph and the foru
la for its manufacture, in order that it may
distributed throuehOut this country.
1t does not look as though Congress " on
: take any Christmas r' cess, hut quite nunt
Of Senators and R,lrs' ntaiives have 90
home to eat their Christmas dinner.
The Pr sidrnt will, lam informed, send v
the c"rrpspo, dence relating TO the Bthring s
i controversy which is 10 go to Core errss short
a special m. ssage explaining and giving
views of the situation. which is consdtrtd
7 Ep grave.