The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-13
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some Of the vessels now under construction
are completed. 1t was originally intended Z
semi thlS vessel to Brazil but this VIII not D'
: done now that the squadron, oil evolution i
going there; In case tho Essex ie sent e
Ericsson to Sweden, tho land OF his birth. The
LniGrprise; which was TO have performed thi'
station, relieving tho Yantio and Galena Boil
OF these vessels are In need Of repairs.
The Mckinley Tariff bill will meet with
very lively reception whom it reaches the Sen
nto chamber The Finance Committee have
had several informal meetings lately TO deter.
minc what course they will pursue when tho
OH r9nchos thom. They have not yet deter.
mined uron programme Of action. The plan
Nm mich WaE rroposed some tlmo ago, of prep4r-
InI GusS m IN mdvanTe Of the arriyn! Of ,he
MI E,fipuDlican Senators. to have the Mckinley
sy days N alter az 0 i S0n Peaches @i.n PhS
e eGa,s put thrNSS4 tho
movement. however are not receiving much
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ron, the members Of the FL
tho Eeprnican Iarty i TO- keep tho iariif he.
pos" tq 10 it ii possible. One OF these members
oitHe finance Committee said today:
w ht'N' NV YET uNPlutu WHIT 10 40 with
tho ichlnev iii when 1t comes to us. beyond
me determination TO amend it very materially.
stand nrartay s'i i is ahon ne " there wiz
be SON" small changes in it. Sugar unGoubt-
edly VII be lott on the free 1T. We are being
subjected TOT great pres Nurelhy the parties VINO
desire US TO open up the whole tariff question
by giving hearings Every interest. that did
BIN is now turnin.! 70 us Tor re of If we !l.tGn
TO tho nprcS.s of those parties there Is no
telling wien we would gsl through. Still. we
. may llnu u necessary to give them IpnOr-
tunitylo cNIlnln their wishes, and offer their
When asked why the Finance Committee
docs not agree to simply report the Senate bill!
HtiSTS s san1 The SKRoy T Ms
great many good features in It, but has $ mo
very Objectionable ones; that wo ,nre anxious
IN to the Senate again, but If SO it will only
be after we hnye made some very material
In conclusion. the Senator said that tho Fin
nn n. Committee we're entirely AZ sea as TO what
/ cided upon within the next few days.
The tariff debate in the House has begun to
get interesting. Tho skirmishes were lively
to-day, and everybody is getting warmed up
to the subject under the inspiration ana opera
ton of the five minute rule OF debate. SO far
the Oil has been amended very littlc. but tho
lmDortant features have, not yet been reached
The light on the sugar clause has yet to come,
anu II will 10 doubt be q lively one The
southern sugar men are not yet reconciled to
and all efforts, t. appcase them havo
be been in vain; During the past, few DAYS
of the ,billHiIat all opposition had been been
removed, nn md TIA that rverythng was now ar.
the bill to n man. This statement is not cor
rect Several disaffoctcd Republicans have
announccI their determination to oppose the
bill TO the bitter end. Representative olemau
Of Louisiana. who has been set down one of
t ne sugar men men who had agreed to support the
He declared to-day that his opposition to the
bill is as earnest as ever. and that he for one
ting sugar on The iree'ist is Changed. Nobody
thinks that this will happen. and 1t is quite
With a Win hs d the mn who
Committee when the final vote comes on the
passage Of the bill.
Delegate Flint of the dcfunct Pan American
Conference has been in tho city for two or
three days. looking to tho publication of tho
report, Of the Conference, which are now being
tho iull work accomplished by the Conference
has never been made public. as much Of it was
no hostility between the Mckinley, Tariff bill
and and tho recinr2city recommendations Of the
protectionists and free traders. the latter Gee
ing in them an approach toward the practice
OF FREQ trade principles. while the former
market The Conference was provided for
by Democratic President and Congress
tive and Congress. SO. he said. there could DO
no politics in it. aud it should not be looked
der q reciprocity treaty with the American re-
public-. there could be no ibity OF other
countries smuggling in lheirgoods under cover
graph inform tho world Of every consignment.
The reports, of the Conference would. he said,
he presented to Congress within three or four |
weeks and then the world could better Judge !
OF its works.
On Saturday last another lot OF Al DaRgetts ,
postal cards were rejected by the Postmaster
General. 1t is limited at tho department to-
day that this was, tho last, stray, and that the
camcl's back is about broken. 1t is the opinion
OF officials at the department, who are in the
way TO know what is going on. that Mr.. Dig
gett is about to SURRENDER his contract. For
much trouble ana little profit to him. In fact.
he has lost such large sums In ondeavoring to
Postmaster General that he cannot stand the
pressure on him any longer. lie has. it is said.
thereio O determined To retire rather than at
tempt to Keep up tho struggle longer
Judge Thomas NJ Cooley, Chairman OF the
recovered his health as TO bc able to. return to
WASHINGTON. lie will resume, his duties on the
has heretofore. lie has boon warned by his
physicians that no must 10 slowly or the con-
may be serious
Gen. Sherman was on the floor OF the Senate
Tor m ment to-day the rules having beon
mittcd 10 the chamber; He listened for a fow
moments to the speech of Senator Jones on
lie silver question, and then retired TO the |
,iyAk room. whore he sat and smoked and told
stories for nearly two hours, During that time
shook hands with the old soldier
Senator Quay says that the meeting Of the
Executive Committee OF the Republican Ma
ional Committee will be held during the first
week in June The Senator is going on an. !
' &s The % S@y Or 'ES 20 be
sett g0see to California on June ), and The meet
It Is said by Mr.. Quay's friends to-day that tho
main object OF the meeting Is to discuss tho
question OF funds, Reports will be- received MS
% how much has been paid in and how much
more Is necessary.
Acauous OF Democratic Senators was held '
o-day to elect u Successor to Senator Beck as
senator German, who has been
lcting NJ Chairman in the absence OF Senator !
Book, was chosen permanent Chairman with {
)ut opposition. {
Tho House amended the Senate Anti-Tru q
'ill 10y tho insertion OF the following: G
CToN = Every contract or agreement entered into
or ne purpose OF preventing competition in the sale