The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-19
lodges BILL DIES HARD.
ro MAKE A SPEECH FOR 1T
H0A ON oUAY's RESOLUTION.

o1o,ces at the Corpse.
,T.gu,xeroy, Aug. 1s.-In the Senate
.,;. rnorning Mr. Quay gave formal notice
'lI' 11:- ;,tantlon to ask the Senate to adopt
" -. .Jor Of business resolution proposed by
him last Saturday.
Mr. Hoar-Let it go over.
NJ NJ Edmuuds-Let it go under. Laugh
The notice went over
QUAY UNsHAKEN
oo+or Ouay remains apparently un-
shaken by the assaults OF his enemies OF the
so.or+ions OF his friends. But he Is too
.,,,d tot try conclusions with the force bill
1a, while the feeling is as intense as it is
-om He very willingly yielded after the
ao.sio, to-day to a request from Senator
L. that he should not call up his resolu-
tion fixing the programme OF business Tor
the remainder of the session tomorrow, be-
carse he Hoar) had not been able yet to
,.onors his remarks on it. Senator Quay
cows now that he will call it up on Wednes-
dav He will probably allow it to go over
if anybody asks 1t.
Atall events he will not press it TO vote,
Int will let Senator Hoar, Senator
Snooner and anybody else get
~ their speeches defending
the force bill and denouncing him. His
nolicv is TO wait till the attack on him has
Sfnent its force, He may have to wait till the
date of closing the tariff debate, which will
. have to be changed from Aug. 80 to Sept. 10
or Sent. Is. He may even postpone until
finally he abandons it, but IL it should be
pressed toa vote he will muster republicans
enough to to pass it, provided the democrats
vote for it.
DOUBTFUL FACTOR.
This is by no means certain. The demo-
Gratis are opportunists. They are just wait
ing and looking on at the republican fight,
and the republicans are fighting as though
thew had forgotten all about the democrats,
but Senator German does not for one hour
relax his vigilance. No one has heard him
say that be thinks that the force bill is
dead. He thinks the republicans capable Of
digging 1t up, galvanizing it into life and
passing it yet.
LODGE LOOKS AT THE CORPSE.
Henry Cabot Lodge returned this morn
ing and took last look at the mutilated
remains OF his force bill, and left this even
ting to take the stump for it in Speaker
Reeds district, Speaker Reed being de-
tained here by urgent business. Mr.. Lodge
will have a great time explaining the
amendments which Senators Hoar and
Spooner found necessary to make in his
force bill tefore they could get even por-
tonrof the republican senator's to take it up
even in It's expurgated edition.
HARRISON AND REED HARD AT WORK.
The President spent most of to-day In the
earnest effort he is making to checkmate
Senator Quay. Speaker Reed, in a similar
undert king, worked hard at the Senate be-
fore the House met and after it adjourned.
Speaker Reed has only visited the Senate
chamber twice before since he became
speaker. Both times he went to press the
force bill, but his anxiety and earnestness
are shown by the fact that he went twice
to-day. At his first visit he conferred with
senators Hoar and Spooner and the other
1orce bill men until he had to 20 over and
open the House.
HIS SECOND VISIT.
AT his second visit he sat with the "new
state senators, or the outer rim of the
senate, and conferred with as many of the
aIuIorce bill men as would come to talk
WIN MIN. Senator Cameron came and
S1ock hands with him and so did others. but
MT' fettgrew Of South Dakota was the
olly one who fingered long. Senator QUAY.
VINO mad been sitting near where Speaker
neeu SAT down, got up when he saw him
p. I.u went out without speaking to him.
resident Harrison and Speaker Reed are
.eP',ed py republican senators who have
S SlAeu with them as being ''bltter" toward
n1ator Quay-as bitter as Senator Hoar
aud dSpooner 'A'AA
OAA PUBLIC MEN ARE UNGRATEFUL.
ne resident Harrison owes his election to the
%VouIeacy prouIy to Senator Quay; Speaker Reed
ato, Nn 1ls election to the speakership to Sem
~ o quay yet both OF them have repudi-
~ ~Fu tner obligations to him. and arc
S.e aHIerully endeayoring to break down
H. TiLnnuehce. Senator Quay feels it keeuiy.
SLOWS SLOWS what President Harrison and
otson. fsaner reed are saving about him. Their
are aS aIionS and those Of their lieutenants
promptly brought to his ears. He
fbo o.'to 3suao Uhey have instigated and inspired
h Ln Lae'ackS OF the Tribune and the Press.
g Isva 4'io"S ba that the severest things which
Arc ooi7 Ieoi sad against him by his accusers
q know TuVeu tku py the men he made, and he
4 ca,, no"s that they are ready to do what thev
0"1 10 break him down in Pennsvlvanis
H.. oAAhYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA.
Sero,eeaa Ia'ead OF the passive feeling toward
whcS 6 Vuay'S candidate for governor
administt ten4tor Quay counted on from the
active ,a'Ion, he will now have
a bojder opposition. Let the federal office
q he halrln ln I ehnsylvania beware how hard
a Delampto senator Quay elect ex-senator
is ON L;@' Inc eye of the administration
its eDeI,iI r''n, and Senator Quay's friends are
tary Baes All the feeling against Secre-
feeIjn3- 90. n ne Is nothing compared with the
dent Has HasalhSt Senator Quay. Both Presi-
mora n Ia ~ rlson and Speaker Reed think
aid ros1 vne torce bill than of the tariff hill
than f'S Of S Oh Senator Quay's resolution
ters, "ecretary Blaine's reciprocity let
n. -nA PRESSURE UNPRECEDENTED
Tor 0,a[5s p[e5sSure they are bringing on Seno-
elem allies in the Senate ia unnrao
re,ulrs IL has already effected marEed
stat AN the senator's from tha ~,
S4net0r E'3 Deen brought into line against
Ea.r',a quay. They are still hungsr fo'
saarir''s ana did not like the nrosnacts os
lette of Gjenalor Quay's fate and needlno,
Senator p'ttt p-'..i ouuctlon at the white house
but II e.Clgrew was the last to sncc,,r1h
caD.nraj1 understood that SneaLar Pno5;
a applied 70 ~ ~ vuIs afternoon. Pressure was
Q, er ami ssueIl, as 1t is being apnljed 70
~ Fresjd.1t ItjJorce bill senators. from ho-,,e
ors Hoar lar lar llson. Speaker Reed aud Sa,a
nageotiai anu Spooner are telegrsnh,.o. q
o. tsle,ra. - publlcans ali over Tho on'.1ss. "
a.cr Wiz 70 their senator's Fvarv sor,
q eighteen +aile ,, was published i'm the Iis,
N tie cs,.,,, VINO voted with Senator 0.it Aise
a nd 1T EN- g. - las been getting teIaoTsay
< him y, ron politicians M his stats .sli a'lS
IA tgailst So sla.d by the adminjstr..iss,