New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-13
REPUBLICANS AND LEGISLATION.
FREEDOM AGE MEN IN THE SENATE BLoChlN"
THE ELECTION BILI.-PROSPECT or
COMPROMISE.


Washington. Dee. II GpcciaD-Thc committee o'
eleven appointed by the Republican caucus u
,rauIme of financial legislation for this session lau
an, ~, tbc situation this afternoon, which ONLY
I'D q, .boy, how wide the differences of oplh'0h
tv are among Republicans - 10 the SORT oi "''""
q, I've taken in view Of the supposed hha"cIh 'i,
A. The one extreme are the senators WIN Ni'''N
uhat the country needs = icHci from an "'
t,,ti,r 4, the other are the radical silver hi'"
r,o are usiug the present money scare a. q con-
mans for pushing into prominence fhcr iNU'''
nacea for all political ills-frcc coinage Oh S''0'
r.,rcc, the two opposing interests are tue au'o""'
-, - podcrate policy who favor various proIc'', '
increasing both coinage and the cIouid|''s
lut whose propositions go much 100 i'' ''i Wv ,
and nothluC like far enough for the other' ~ -
', o,.corcptIv that the committee Will De ao'c
70 agree upon any programme W'N''. W ,ninc
and Nc conference held then will probably 90 ho''''s
o.. ,,hori,c the committeeman to 90 right Oh WIN
,, ,hors and try TO fight some sort OF anIou''u
compromise. ~ . ,,r,.,,v as
,oic,cd ont in these dispatches last "eeh' r'
mare or less with the prog o' hha1''a a.
,or this session. The free coinage h'P"oi'i"
Fl, the present tangle their best o"""'' '' ~.
tce coinag, AID they pretty suic 10 STAN" '"'
" ,,n,nn,on,sc which will give them whdt '"'
i,o1 g. cot last summer II they can secure ITO"
49, pc,ullcan caucus pledg, 20 pas ffcc~' '''ro
IN ar perhop, simply more LIBERAL 'iiN'' "'"'
-c they will turn in and support "''" ''
,tu and a change Of rules In the senate II "
,,edrc /, denied them. they threaten To !o" "'''
nr,,,,,,t> in laying the Election bin a>.oc '''
! , free coinage bill through both house 'S D'''
AID. ,, ,,,.... 4. ID tho
f., ,hc senate Nr Plumb and hi followers ~ ""
,o. ~ tbc position: but their pans can D. ~
cha IN IN, House II Ecpr sci.tat|cs 90 Nv
deptial veto Their first object a'o'"''e"' 49,.
for,,. ,uch A compromise with Inc her""
.,n,,ors o, the Election bill as W" s
,,., a f,, chance at financial lori'auoh' anu
an f,r,y, ont TIA, Inc 81 negotiation - l''N "
,t Wlr,t term, Will be- made Ia the cho WIZ " .,,
.nn,,,,Iy ON III. plomac -hiIl Of the '"''', ~ '
/ ,,,,.,i,.,, But the conviction Is e"""0 49,
ma, ,b, only practical chance u me ',onpr,n,i,,
~ IN W. nnv I'm the d!rrr tlon ol t'',"P ,.
- ii,.r question. Gh"rr arc FN"'i',, 60 , =.
WI ,r,,o ami i~,. .nnA.r >rnat"s VINO ~ 49, Ic~
- .t. Lection bill bloc. tie MY y" ~ @,u A. eli
a. .l' IN t,,. Inn III" session. ara -H' i''
- f,,,.t,,r mad, fl-c o1uaH' an I.P'''" ,,r = -
-, . ,,,.nd, az the LviSc bill. pN'N'l' d.
J "' ' f,l ut-i, hpitIli. To- N''h' ~ r, "A
! : "a NJ Plumb and MS i"!""tn1 w ri'. world D.,
,'.',.i',.,u acton ,an be- obtained I'M n,i,,rir
l.. " ,r Mr. Plumb. but when the e,c " ,,''
/ . T,,,i,nral. Welded last -id!l'I y,',,, ii'l q,
81 h'P" ,,' r,ih. AND allow i on" h'' wa, I ,l,
/ ,- mill tu, winter. il'N ','i'rr' .,c -, ION.
J D." ~ 81. -r.af.r .--.ol- VIE a.. 80 a.,
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