The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-27

/ kinlpV efuhlOrnlv refuses 90 accept advice
and tO assent 10 needed changes and
corrections in bis bantling. it is ihe
duty OF the Republican senate to
step forward ana save the parry.
| senator. Allison. J0ue. Of Nevada.
and Aldrich. are among the foremost
/ in this matter of framing tariff bill. lnel
saw they have deferred initiative steps. for
awhile. I'M the hope that Mckinley's ewes
would Doe opened tO the radical defects oi his
/ bin: that party leader, have lahored with
him in vain. and that as Doe pl-itNcl! refuses
/ tu assent 90 the changes. deemed absolutely
necessary 20 make the bin acceptable. ile
/ Republican senators cannot longer close
/ tucir eyes t0 the situation.
This action of the Senators seems 90 have
rendered Mckinley even more determined
% maintain his bill as reported. lie spoke
to-day in "a tone of irritation denying the
reht of the Senate 90 originate tariff bin.
senator Allison is the handspring 81 this
new move. lie bias never approved The Nc
/ kmiog bin. lie maintained That the W avs
anI Means Committee should have adopted
substantially the Allison bin of the last
Congress. which the Senate passed as sub
~ tute for the Mills bin. Mckinley
did not intend that amy other party leader,
. particularly n rival candidate for ihe Pres
/ ilcncy. should come in for share OF ine
glory If formulating tariff legislation. Tie
/ SO Oui 90 makea new. an original hill. winch
would perpeluate the name OF Mckinney,
and bea lasting evidence ON the statute
/ h00k,,f the Ohio leaders capacity TO settle
am economic question. which had -o long
ariiifod tlp country and lbs statesmen. ln
truth. rival aspirations for the Presidency
are cufllne nO insignificant figure pa this
question Oi tariff legislation. Allison does
not intend that Mckinley shall reach the
/ White House through success as iarn
doctor. Mckinley means to throttle Aill-
sons scheme, and John sherman is ready
! 90 run knife into any b0oms hc may cn-
counter.
THE COMMITTEE ON RULES.
The contention for the position ON the
! House Rules Committee. made vacant hy
Tine death of Mr.. Randall. stli goes on.
/ When 10 became known That it bad been
virtually decided % appoint Mr. Crisp. tne
Northern Democrats protested They main-
/ tanned that tie vacancy should Doe iIlfd Nl
Que Of their number, and as That element OF
/ the party has in tnD past been repre-
scented on the committee. this claim
was NOT without merit. II was
further represented that in ihe per-
SON Of cN--peaker Carlisle thc south ls
already represented 0n ths committee. As
/ the matter now stands. thc selection seems
] tO rest hOtWcpn Me--r-. Springer and lloi-
] lllAN' W tA' th'f "i'tAi'r'i t ''' 800 '
/ the Democrats. but bee WAS SD savage in Dis
criticisms OF speaker heed duiin- lne col-
uolersl over lne l'S l''i,s ''i'' ',t, ., .'..o
favor towards the hell'-ercnt li.iuOi-iln.
! As Speaker Reed is all powerful in the
, House. Holman. ihe "-rcal oIJccior.' may
/ get the cDNc'cl place.
Repr.,nnf. Blornt. Of Georgia. de-
] MICS fh. rubli.h.d STORY that he had con-
-.ut.d o. ne ihn candidate of the Carlisle
Nni, cahM in opposition % crisp. Mt.
. B'nnft SAWS % r- ht~ been uD rivalry
among th. S.atueu ID mDrrt-. Tie ais
denies thlt there has been any unitlmll
scramble fir the vacant place on rules.
ALLKN ON quay.
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,oo,, "f Tn,sin N -. hi, home in r.f.i .-
s1o, of ti..,.bl,.,.. an p.nrsyl,aril R .pui-
ii.'n. th,t tii'0 h. "a fr.-,i,ar. IA. y .Y-
i',.i,.,.. - il fi.t l,d f.ap in-rir..i o.,
,nen,. ,,it I'm REGARD fo bi- recent speech
in which be onofDi from n.w-rarars
fba CHARGES of senator QUAY, d.ftlcatirn-
NJ. -fofo Treasurer of penns,haniu. Allen
said these charccs should bs met. anl ge
om.v had remained silent. ho Anenl
,Sotl3 volunteer his service. ms attorney in
,',,'l'.,,t,. ,ie ,sor-fat.er- flat had nai-
t.,.I fho cbar,e.. Luf III QUAY would not
',..'.,', bi. ser,ic... traits. hs Nonld consent
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that city, before me House 'nu 'l was
p'sseu " i'l''a a w ,' Mount Vernon
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.,,;,t, n,t.o' on o, Wiliterv Ar,.r. neyt TUESDAY
and he homes for a favorable report.
j. Wheeler has been appointed postmaster
ai Soudan. Necklenburt county. VA.
Pensions allowed. Robert Jacob. East
vile. john Kcarn.. National Military Home.
ana Peter l.. sellers. DanNlic.
The senate i'm secret session This after
noon confirmed the nomination Of John e..
Fremont. of New York. m9iOr-gOueral,
United states Army.
Nh. Paddock presented % the senate to-
/ day petition of citizens oi Nebraska. pray
iue that % duty of S. "a box on imported ci-
ggrs and my cents % pound on imported
tobacco De levied.
SENATE.
Tho senate devoted it, attention 10 the
! Csi.ndar to-day. senate bin 10 carry ont iu
ra,t tho forms of the agreement with the
sin,v Indians of Dakota. for the sale of "a
,ortinn of thoir reservation. and appropri-
KIM, 81 SO1 OaD for the purpose. was reported
ord tn.,od
The House lill 10 pay Albert II. Emery.
of connecticut. for the use of gun patents
hv the government. amended by increasing
the amount from Sj0WO 10 $4,000, was
passed.
After "a brief secret session, the senate az
$40 adjourned.
HOUSE.
Rv anrointment of the SPEAKER. Mr.. Bur-
ROW. nf Nirhiean. acted as speaker pro
t.,, to-l,v