The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-16

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senator Morrill,, Senator Edmunds, Senator
senator SpoOnst Isior &cKISiSy.V Gen. Ham fam
| Mr., Thompson and MIR, Bell
Ex-senator Palmer Minister to SPAIN arrived
| In Washington last night and called on the
| President to-day. He announced his intention
Of reslgning his post at once; unless 1t shall
sity for his return to Spain Secretary Blaine
| win be. consulted on this point and IT. Is
Palmer should not remain in this country and
become private citizen. II is understood
been practically determined upon. but the
He will not be q citizen OF Michigan. however
Several attempts have been made to-day, but
without success to effect reconciliation be-
tween Senators Hoar and Plumb. Much bad
blood has been engendered on both sides by the
little tilt that occurred between these dstin-
yesterday. Mr.. Hoar is very much shocked to
think that any memher Of the Senate should be
and tho Senators generally think that Mr.. Hoar
submitted very talnely to conduct that at least
merited Use severe re9 , Mr. Hoar. howSsyer. is
colleague smites him on the cheek he is In the
habit of Qheying the Scriptural Injunction and
'boorIshnoss" Of Nj. Plumb has probably
GSn oa nd Dawes ne ySdsd so
humbly to the attack which James 6. Blaine
made upon the state OF Massachusetts, when
a statue OF Gov. King to Statunry Hall; That
speech Is an unpleasant memory, to both OF the
them very roughly llo did not succeed in
forcing them to light as they preferred to con-
FIT Els sm wSs co%gsns Of
humorous talk in the, Senate Chamber to-day
about probable duel between Senators Honr
Chandler and blackburn might be called upon
to aT,a6 o me pPeIiminarSs has been zen
first offender he should apologize to Mr., Hoar
for his hasty and discourteous conduct. Tho
Kansas Senator has no idea Of doing anything
of tho kind, however, and docs not regard
Senatorial courtesy as sufficiently binding to
prevent him from expressing an honest opin-
Massachusetts senator to remain on record.
As Mr.. Hoar will not resent the insult the affair
is likely to end whore 1t began.
The deadlock between the two Houses Of
Congress on the subject of pension legislation
seems to be a serious one. The Senate passed
what is known as the pauper bill. which was
vetoed by President Cleveland The House
differences. The representatives Of both
Houses announce their determination to stand
could not be reached. The Repabican SHOW how
ever, are under such n pressing. necessity TO do
to the soldiers that some sort OF q bill will I'M
doubtedlv he agreed upon. Mr. Morrill, Chair
Of t thS Hoy and auth9E Of the
TO be an agreement that the session could not
pass without some general legislation. How
other he could not say, but some concessions
would have to be made. OF the Senate bill he
said:
lit is indefinite as to amount and uncertain |
as to operation. 1t will probably operate to |
2Gpas any b al owr most h soldiers
for themselves. hut moro energetic and indie |
pendent. The III places premium on in
no energy and Is hrittless and utterly depend-
ent Is tho beneficiary. The man who is strug-
.oil NAV bring him. cannon get tho benefits OF
he. measure unless he gives up all effort at
support himself 1t offers temptation
or him to cease personal effort, and to
lot go as far as tho soldiers ,esire. but i've we
mink 1t is based on the right principle. The
olters do not object to wha, it contains, but
Without VI tho limit to age. ! think the House
low. far they may yield to get something /
ant tell"
At q Joint meeting Of the Senate and House
Committees on immigration and Naturaliza-
ion to-day II. j. Deiley. Secretary Of the
american Defence Association. made an
rgument in support of the bill to restrict i'm
4 tho immigration on the Atlantic seaboard is
ndeslra1le Tor the same reason that Chinese
on the P0ciiic slope is offensive 10
he people thore. Hungarians and Poles come
D this county in great numbers. who do not
ssmi!ate with the people of this country. who
o not conform 10 its customs, who have no in
crest in its welfare or institutions, who como
GRO merely TO gain what will be in their native
ountries O. competence, and then return 10 en-
~ It, Dir. Deiley said the association which he
.nresented had membership OF more than
1g oI Inc vS eoImmb d bill with few
ssociation. One OF these amendments, he
aid. relative to Nihists, proposed to exclude
ION from this country.
Senator Sherman to-day submitted an
nendment intended to be proposed BY him '
tho pending silver bill. 1t provides that the
llGnces standing to ;he credits OF national t
otes shall be covered into tue Treasury as a !
iScellaneous receipt. and the Treasury shall
ideem the circulating notes OF the banks
hich may come into its possession subject to
demption; The amendment also provides
lat upon the certificates OF the Comptroller Of /
lived by him and DESTROYED, and that no now I
ent OF the amount shall Be made to tho !
feaSury from an appropriation created by l
lis, amendment. TO TO known as National
INK notes redemption account
Judge Miller OF the Washington Police Court
res not believe in allowing United States
'nators to be insuted. He imposed fine OF
o or three months in jail this morning upon
colored employee oil Barnum'S circus Tor dis q
Spectiul language to Senator EustiS and his =
n. Accoruiag to the testimony in tho court II
e gentlemen did not produce reserved seat n
'kcts with tho agility demanded by tho en-
oycc. and hc theTeupOn used some very dis :,
speruuI and forcibo language The Senator j
ported him TO Mr.. Barnilm. and this morni:K 81
e rial wa- had and tho sentence pron ounced n
'Hator Eustis WAS in tho police court to GNe "
slmony. TIE last tine tho circus Was hero 81
l employee was arrested for insulting Sena- o
Y ilddloberger, but ut tho trial the Senator NJ
me of second best. =.
BENJAMIN Harrison Mckee attended the S
rcus this morning. He was accompanied by Il
T. and Mrs Harrison. Capt. Dinsmore. chief | /,
'her at the White House. and n nurse. 4 ~
lyate entertainment Was arranged at an n
srly hour for the autocrat OF the Executive -,
anson and he attracted even more attention "
AN the big elephant. Young Ben desired 7.
ride on the back Of this huge animal, but ri
y grandmother prevented. as she did not n
no TO take any risks with the body of the | n
gRost man In tho White House. The private Il
.teItalpment lasted about half an hour. and | Is
ring That limo a large crowd collected The | x
rus managers are always glad to get Il good al
Netllsement aud so they had half dozen =
'tecliSe cameras on hand with which thOy a
oHS u largo number Of photographs Of Baby ",
G 9, and his friends as they Waded about "
thp mud 10 sec the animals. The pictures q,
!, ), 10 N hoglaphed and used 10 the best n