The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-21
or,vSPLAN UNDER FIRE
,.KEs a LONG SPEECH
BOAR FOR oa4 THE FORCE BILL.

THE EOASS-
zs Gives ssusar-coated s.pisnasioh .pa aasHn
he " ,. Alleged objects OF the Meas
04 % prob Denies Making Threat
urs- rs1ssnad-Frye Speaks for the
previous Question .
t,-'r,varoy. Aug. Ex-senator Quay
A'L.., 'h.ouyb the fight on the republican
came W. ~, Senate to-day without scratch,
sili S|J !. now personally in better situation
on alu hsfore The republican duel has De-
'uAI - ar triangular one, Senator Frye having
Co'n0 . nsrt Of the fire on Senator Quay
ol'el w 80 s on Senator Edmunds. Sena-
W - - s,,aech was the event of the day.
Ta the disappointment OF the democrats
"a ol.o Of the crowded galleries, senator
ar1 a. I;a not score Senator Quay as he had
20 ...nad N do. Senator Frye Justified
g. S-nn+or s'. Ouay. and Senator Edmund' was
h,,sv ranlying to Senator Frye to say
anvtbinr about Senator Quay before ne
NO. ont off with the tariff bill. Senator
L. sraach sounded like the obituary OF
.,, f,rca hill rather than an appeal for Its
-'-,oction. It was tediously full OF quo
-. which tbinued out his audience and
o.lmad the excited senator's.
QUAY ON HAND.
Senator Quay, who started IN before tne
ooii'- not to hold a short conference with
Dol~-V nr,- one of his allies in a full gray suit
S'f. tbe chambers during Senator Hoar's
49, ~. and returned presently minus his
rost hnt he was the only senator who
.sonad TO be affected by the formal elo-
oranca of the force bill leaders, defense. But
ssnstor Frve woke the Senate up. Senator
F5mnnds flushed with indignation and
trembled with nervousness, ana all
tba republicans seemed 10 snare
ts faa,ings as Senator Frye faced them and
poured out the most eloquent Speech
bs has delivered since he has come to the
Ssnata senator Quay smiled grimly. He
tosa senator FRYE was helping him out
nightly. and suspected the suggestive
Lanes & Blaine at once. So did several
ot6ar SPACIOUS senators, who think that
senator Frve has combined with Secretary
BIsine against Speaker Reed. Senators
Boar and Spooner seemed dumfounded as
their aly, Senator Frye, pitched into their
aly. Senator Edmunds For the time being
they forgot the wicked Quay.
HIsCoCK's SAY.
Senator Hiscock was the only Quay
senator who said anything except as Senator
Quay himself made brief formal remarks.
Senator Hscock's objection to bringing the
whole subject in the rules committee, as
Senator Sploner proposed, was Of course
prompted by Senator Quay. who wants the
thing fought out in open session. One OF
Sapator 0uovIe farm al r-amarkE rOrOdpaad q
smile Dur G a lull in the proceedings
be got up and innocently remarked
III no one else desires to speak,
would like a vote" Ul
popped little Senator Evarts eager to carry
ont his bargain with the administration, to
say he would have a great deal to say, and
Senator Cullom, in his great role of presi.
dental candidate, chimed in to the same
effect Senator Quay wanted the discussion
confined to the morning hour" ending al
noon, 50 as to habdle II more easily, and
so Senator Al1rich insisted on the consid
GRAFTON Of the tariff bill Thi:
makes the conclusion Of the debate more in
definite, since it gives only two hours day
However, the Quay republicans will proba.
Dly TAX n more than one hour to-day, and
tle democrats will, as on to-day, simply sit
W ana look On at the three-cornered quarre
Va VIC OlutI sue OF tle aisle.
TIE OUTCOME IN DOUBT.
interviews with republican senators to
hIsnt indicated a wide difference Of opinion
o. a., Wtoe outcome Of the Senate situation
-ue Unly tnlng they agree on is that it is {
very Osd situation. One of them said thai
M uu5 party IN the Senate and the party out
oue "sS never IN more critical and dang
t'Is position. The best prediction seemed
w N mat Senator Spooner's motion K
Ig.g' .5 ana Senator Hoar's amendments pro
,,is ,nIi.s lor the force bill and changing tn,
,t,s' ato Solia all be defeated, and hat Sen
1 n.U glay resolution would be adopted
P,'raIs or - with change Of date to Sept. l,
Or perhaps Sept Il. ''' -
LITTLE BOB KENNEDY sNUBBED.
b.la n,'Ae Bon Kennedy of Ohio. who ha
IsI Ty'ng Speaker Reeds force bill
srniE.a 1t0 around the House, has been severed,
inc -sosl ,YslI N Doth houses. None Of the lead.
tbs ~ .iTpuolcans IN the House would si0r
he Ra9i po!se, tie only got fifty signatures and
vrbott bsI' VNeF 10 the Senate and boasted M
nit le naG done. One of the finance com
and i'E; n, epuolcans told him bluntlv that h.
bns;raS.L ~ master had better mind their owr
tbev he's Tsst ana let the Senate alone. that i
senist;Ipo ~. oI there would be no more renra
pledos ~ nan t1ere were senators 10 hi
ana. LIS pleage proved bad boomer
I'll. The oDIoUs BILL DEAD
publcs,Y,se ,YeI 3 ol al that was said by the ra
lief tbst ~ ~ Vhe discussion indicated n no
like grov1 ,,-o iorce oul was dead. 1t seeme,
trouble L Wv ~. coroners inquest. The mos
munds ana 'e Un"lhingness Of Senator I'd
changetbe rria. Jew other republicans +
Is the o1Iv rres.;y nos oy tne Reed method, whicl
willing tho asdole p.acIlcaole one. If thew wer,
RYE could on autne outlined by Senate,
hey are not -4 az Iou!d !C, be carried out, bu
fules the f9rr,e ~ ~, without change of tn
tle only way 10 oi,l 5al cannot be passed, an
" get the Ouav re9s rass, sven the tariff bill i
10y resolution through.
Rr, ., CANNOT BIZ DONE
WITH tlen r n'G;trse, ~ with the democrats votin
aud the rest ~ . y po4sl6le Senator Edmund
ald support SoSn. rue force bill men NAV tnr
set the tariff biuna.3r I'm u. Quay's resolution I
...slnocrats sb6rid through. especially If tn
y, PRESENT. how ~. L away from it Fo
al each dtp tiVo three factions fana fpuoiicans ar
q tbro,n S.Aer' 50 that thew Ie'e!y do arm
st,bats caucus secrafs no' heSttat
has ~ a' each other in tbo 'At. anu SUI gin
harrison ~oser' No wonder 30, 5eeH,eS' ,
gloomy cois ons 70 bis birthday dimes esiueI I9l
aare not % W ttanVeennance, aud Snaapar pIl "l1
Dltl realjza ~ LlS ulS beloved distriot ne
gfedicauent '9Su T, the g. O. P. ie ~ ne ne
'afy Blaine and Hsy GHey lay the blame on SaoS, ga
INV senator Quay. ''''''
~ 1~ DEBATE Ty DErAr
w,s,,.' .'S The Assoc,ated pr..., ~,,''
8aa5s 1s,. s 5s.oqtoaa vas %II5s taf., Quay ord,
ceD4te afra- MAKING it in o dsr noir m offered