Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-07-17

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tn,a Vote Hefnre Achievement.


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~; Il Vote Before Adjournment
6nW York Times special.
w AsHINaTos, July 9.-"Boss" Reed |
+ sns about established his rule over the
Aenate as well as the House. Having |
sut the .sForcer bill through the House
~ the application Of the caucus rule, he
SAs suoceeded in imprea'ing the Senate,
N tho most assidHous use OF irony, with
az Idea that it will be unbecomlng IN
hat body, having so large and obedient
mHjority as it has, to submit to Demo-
itAtic menaoes and thrs ats to prevent the
s passage of Republican measures. When
Mr.. Reed teard the House Democrats
say that they were determined that no
kbusiness to which thoy objected should
\ bs done, he took possession of the House
and passed the bills that he permitted to
n be- brought 10. The Senate, he now insists,
cannot afford TO have the country believe
shat it is less powerful than the lower
house TO control Its own majority. The
way for the Republicans to assert their
power is to pass the bill most objection
able to their opponents, and so the Senate
will try to pass the "Foroe" bill.
With that object in view there will be
caucus tomorrow OF the Republican SEN
Ators. In anticipation OF that gathering
there mas beAp canvass to ascertain
whether the necessary 43 names could be
secured to pledge TO abandon all idea
of personal comfort and to sit In the
Senate until the Tariff bill and the
n sForcsn bill can be put through. The
K necessary number of names has not yet
been obtained, but the promoters OF Mr..
Reeds plan in the Senate are hopefui
that with unanimous action in the
caucus the entire Republican mem
bership OF the Senate can be re-.
lied upon to fall into line and
adhere to the caucus agreement. When
IL ia learned that the Republicans Intend
10 stay here until the "Foroe" bin has
! boon passed, the Democrats will probs.
bly devote themselves 20 the most elsb
crate discussion OF all measures brought
FORWARD. The Republican plan is, It II
"a understopd, TO take up the Tariff bill a
X soon ss the Silver bill is out of the wa,
(, and to pans the Elections bill as soon a
the Tariff bill Is disposed Of. The Silye
VI BIZ may be postponed week longer, l
that is the programme, and the discussion
on the Tariff bill may be prolonged for
month, even IL the Republicans declin
TO discuss 1t.
There is no intention on the Republ
publican side to accept Mr.. Chandler
F proposition to amend the rules of tn
2 Benate 80 ss to make them conform to tn
rules Of the House. The domination
Reed is TO be admitted, but not In tbs
way. That may be owing to Mr.. Et
ynunds' declaration that he shall insll
4 y upon freedom Of discussion in tho Senal
y md II may be the reasoning that 1t 10 ~
In
rules 10 pass bill. In order to mai
fhe opposition of the Democrats MOI
n laborious, night sessions for dlscusaio
viii be held, and in that way it is hope
n 10 exhaust the Democrats and bring the
E TO a vote. 'sBoss'' Quay, who was not
:fayor of the Elections bill short tin
poo. Is now for it, and his change
'FRONT.' Is referred to by older senate
Is O reason for attempting to p
Through o measure that turns u
suffraRe over 10 the supervise
ID Of the United States appointed under q
nForcen bill. Senator Uullom, too, VI
was disposed to regard the bill as u
| z 4 necessary, has been brought over to :
ii Reed view, and two or three other ser
X 4 fora. who had rot seen the necessity
IA AZ Imposing such measure upon the oou
lsl4 try. have accepted Mr.. Reeds opinio
X " Is better than their own, and have mold
u 10 the combined wisdom of the Preside
NJ u and the Speaker. The Democrats are
IN N accounted to be OF much consequence
AZ long fight, and the Republicans
a MconHdent that II they will only "clo
n H them they will be glad OF an opportun
y Ito give up the contest.
n nv ssae things, however, have been on
N Icoked by the Republicans. The I
VI IN coinage seaators on the Republican
M may be annoyed by the accusations
M krenchory to the silver interest that
being sent out of the mouths of
W Democrats to the west and they may
M oopstrained to abandon their eau
! agreement again and delay the paaHeg,
1 silyer bill, There is an Approprial
/ "a to be considered yet and the
Wncy bill is always full Of material
' Wuasion. Then there is the "Orig
! &kaQe" bill, soon to be in oonferei
te 70 settled and the Bankruptcy bill
. along and great deal OF legislal
ome from the House that will
,tsjhe and interrupt the regular or
.sy&lWhen the Democrats are put to 1t
ssssE.fwill work. There is no doubt that
will stay here aud talk on the "Fol
TN bill until il Dan be of NO use in the
election and that the first use to WI
" President Harrison will be able to pu
"A will be to assist his own re-eleotio
1892 IL his party can be induced to
IA him the denomination which he bell
he has already earned.
f4$ sILYEM BILL PASSED.