New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-31

hT' M"l'o't, -, ., ,dgr,t To- him 10 be called upo
10 differ with considerable nhnrr ~ 'dor leader
and f. decline 10 take the path when th' o'uc, ,,icl
poIntrd ont II va, proper That the r asor, vi" ,i
mpcllcd that difference he fairly sttlcu, Xear,
oncthird Of the session through anu IA .enat.
| not yet visible. There were Dcli66 ,,i for AN
"ther wear AT least nncs, ihcy were now sCl'I up'
Among the measures awaiting "oo nI nt hin the
purc Food hill and the Copyright bill. We am w.,
he said in the shadow OF great nnanci,nf It
he continued land even if the session W. ~ ,c,e
indefinitely and # none OF thosf WI The Fiction bill
Il wa. a travesty on duty that the senate h"u' ~,
day after day discussing changc, W a." INT, ,v ycar,
I'm his opnion the pending bill should nor ptcoi'o
law because 1t involved Federal lnericfcnod . "r,
niorfcIencc was contrary TO the sprt OF American l
stitutions 1t to his mind far 3 2ceT yo s,a' VIII
IL, 4b"ms,nd' of ignorant criminal aud veuli voter:
should be attended by fraud and diIholc,S ,'' they
had tred i'm Colorado the renItdy Of Fcdcrni !r'
ence under the direction Of bemogratt hd been
torncy and a Democratic marshal. Ire law h"u p ~
administered bv q Judge who was - int9craOIv it
that he was opposed to both paIteN ana yet MANI n'
heen given up and now the people "i "i9.d" mo-, ~,
aged their own elections. fairly .mpartia!S anu i"
cOrruptedly. ..., ,. Mr. wolcott said
wanted no more civil strife. and 1t would be
10 enforce such law against me uhel olioiiI,o ua
the white population in the ,2neI there was any
MOI informed that in any southern S,aie tnnrr W." at
inclina ion tn legislae against me 'hhcu ' cr;,s
except on the question OF sudia-c' ucIU -, tin"s
friction between the races. The slsnN 81 tHc u'
pointed Enthusiastically to serion, ulIerr.' oiiiidrj
Them: and when those differences 1cc'i ill., ronm If
the coored voter would be III dehalu. ~ III. and
ford 10 wait 80 long he was pr"lc'uu III ~ r;
property; and could the Republican p.lta y, th nctt
Republicans had every southern menbT , " vi hot y,
IJose Of Representatives they wod!d sun p, S'"
a majority. Two years from ntN When ~, mi-dom
Tariff law had had time TO demonstrate ~ -.
NOV v"nIa NOT need the assistance Of southern ~
publican representation which the bi SO, SGuS .1 Sy
!, ' hi "ninion. the bin should bc defeated. n
people Of the southern states were no, "'If Lriud
Ti'ov had won tic confidence Of Northern 'apiWI,
and enlisted the aid of Northern cnt'rPr'e ~" av
was no section of the country that hioNNDu IN
Win brighter promise than the south kcl"'ims III
The prosperity of every section e" ,l' do viii his
vote ON that people at this time. measure WE"
seemed to them but renewal Of >,iir aa n.' f.
ness which was foreign 10 trc 'llIV anu "''-'''" 80
the freedom of republican institutions. .,o r,cct;on
Mr. Teller in discussing the status oi inc E,r' hn
bill sad that in the section Of the country WINCH r
i'm mart rrnrcscntcd there had become lNcn h"l.Vn
that this bin was kept before IN" senate ior inc p
pose Of staving of much needed ard much denanur ,
financial legislation He not prepared 10 say,
however. that this wa, 20 Nhai hr "a I ,,' pnt
onpofu9 aT,nn a. o With tho pmrpcr o the b. ~
another time If the rule would allow NM ~ cHHrI -
to submit his views upon the bill. lie Nuhmtcd -
I SeIator from i>ctt> that before h" offered
his closure rule he should bring the senate ~ snGn =
nosition that senators could determine whche? th'y
amend the bill 10 that he would E'I t"'c Ut UT
I'M 30 far he had had no opportunity IL one, an
amendment and il now looked as if there would he
no opportunity to do 50.
VIZ Uoar admitted that there some force in the
hnrvafoTs made bv the senator lint BE WIS in error
in some respects lie. Mr. Hear. ma nccn GILL;, , ~
d th~ er side 10 fN - time for vot- OH tn bill, ara
Inc repy had been that 40 tim" cnuld hc hNd u'iri
~crv n'y who wished 10 speak had lccn heard. ii'
had ,,tcmrtcd 70 secure night sessions and had h'c3
unable 10 do account Of tic a. ,ru'" "i N'a''lo
or the Republican side lie supposed That inc p,oIr'
time I, offer amendments would b. when general de-
han. had come 10 close. Thcr" h'd been 80 far a
i,.c di,,'.."o of the general prucplc- of the l
rt,. foo
ard reported 10 the senate some days "r" hli "f ,.r
mex pccted absence of the senator nom IOWA wi
tlli~nnl lie wished Ia ON" othe" tnuP hr WOMB
consider il dishonOfHhlc and unfair i""aN his hcpub
lean associate, to allow this bill {" be- mad use Of ~
They desired brought for discussion ana vote ~ tir
senate. This wa, not IN a''"rnat" Wtr u, a''
t,t,cd. us.I or Wr"H', No.. ,Hr~ r,.r.orI T." -,
~ ec f 81 time m,.p more tI II onsl To- for M sac
Of affecting other measure, no matter "hctfr u"
M Teller Said that he had not charged the senator
with keeping the hill before the >cua'" Tor ne PuI
pose OF eiardihc othc: legislation. lie ,td hc II'
not appreciate until this afternoon the eNc't 81 i'
action on Tuesday next. II had not occurred 10 NAM
that the senate would bc in the position %. havn- ."
Not" the bill without an opportunity u Vote upon
Mr. Hale said that the situation lad become almost
To Republican senator who expected
10 support the bill aud voi" for II n opportunity
TaS SVG9 ,nf" , r% .,o'A m npor,n'r ,
W nrr in~a,i.r,, which 41tq'cd thr corutg ,nd a..
senate during the la~ thirty year The ~"rac hereto
fore had been able to couplt" ad pas great measure
ard il ought to havr learned h' This sum" whether
the methods which then prevailed could apply bow.
Imt been tried. The senate HAD Uuf at
here night after night and in the morning dawn. ~
pas this measure and nm, rel'te the u-i'-- ~ me
rountry Of the incubus i'm the Of o7er lr-I-l1ll
/, senator Iioar believed thai new tuic Wa required
=. pold Lc dane i'm tia. direction Without irpl,lng
the ~tcadia-t devotion of senator lioar 80 h- c-c.
he would suggest that The Inn" had como when ;h'
senate should not pend week NOR" iI tr maurcr
in which it had been spending past vcc-. II il
bin not passed. bur that ih" appropriation l'i.
not passed and that %" financial hl va pH-- 81. N
did, the fat that The Republican party VA then and
,uNI, =, "'u " i",' J. ."' - 3
he dale aid Wa that something ought 20 be d'He
and JlIa: done quickly.
Mr. IIoar aid EAT if he had Die way tl- pending
session and som" measure TO- 'ltr'- d"hn" ""ii1
View, that thai Lai not been done H. ,.nttor Im
Maine knew the difficulty which hat appeared lat /
action ON the bi in any oihcf Vay. Tl"r. h2d rot
been o IN one thru OF all the Republican
senator, pc-cnt any afternoon when the hour %
{ or o'cock WI, reached and II an hour after
~" meeting 10 daN that quorum had Appeared. ~ |
The senator f,om Maine knew any vaV i'm which Thai
iIau twcnty i've Repubcan senate. .ut he La1
Spon>itc a he Nr lIoaIl Wa. fog IN" public interest
daircd viii a Dcm"cr, wien confess Of ihi, Lind
wa, going did larm 10 his Republican, e. /
sociata> and did more 70 kill mea~ur bi Ing delay
than If he had cast Democratic vote.
Mr. Hale admitted all tie dincut'- po1Tycd hy /
Mr. iIoaT. The dl.hcultic> about pair and night |
sessions We're rot new. however II" had not been /
finding fault with senator llOar. but had only sug |
&c ted that The time had come when all senator, on
the Republican side should ind some method t. IT !
Of Inc II pair, ought To- be revoked Jet them
be revoked II human Inconvenience htd - be- sub |
mtcd 10. he willing 10 St here n-l' after night |
for ~cvcutytwo hours if necessary. Anything bot
ter than - 20 they had been going. waste the !
remainder of The session, and do nothing.
Mr. lroar aid that he not undertaking to |
arracn the from Maine. bEt he undertook to
eay that In" injury caused to the pending by
the percc- Of III" senator, from Nevada and Colpfi10
t>trwar1 and WelcOtU had not been half e. /
much al obstacle III the WAY 81 accomplishing /
" hat he believed to be IN" desire Of the l{-pulrAu
party Of the country the fact that Republican /
senators left the Chamber AT :; 300 tn aftcrr0pn or
were paired. II" reminded Mr.. itr vat when there /
attempt {, get an evening ~ Ion FOR the con
side.atiOn Of the bin almost all Tho Democratic ~enItr,
cot uU and walked ont Of thcr seat int, the l5,N.
He ADDED wash ny hani, ~ any c,iar... GA |
any bOdy'> part OF hrng dricllc; iu Lr--in. thi. b H.
have pressed H. In s"1,pn and ont 81 -r..-.rI. II
would have been here six mont ago Votc1 'ln acted
ard dig posed ~. had boon Ted