The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-12
COURSE ON THE TARIFF BILL.
ingalls, Signs 1t and Sends It Over to
the House.

AuB61ls EAS IL t1ll0 0OAQ5 AZ ON6E 10
the House.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE enrolling
clerks of the Senate kept their work on the
tariff bill well up with each days proceed
ing of the Senate, so that this morning the
long bill was ready for final examination,
before being sent over DO the House. The
work of examining the bill for possible
errors was completed shortly after noon,
and during the day it was signed by Presi-
dent pro tenn. Ingalls,, ana will be sent to the
House tomorrow.
ACTION OF THE HOUSE.
When it meets tomorrow morning the
bill, with the Senate ameadments, will.
under the rules Of the House, be referred,
without special action, to the committee on
ways and means, as was done when the sill
yer Dill was referred to the coinage com
mittee. A meeting of the ways and means
committee wall be called for the earliest date
practlcaole, and, unless some unexpected OBJ
stacle Is encountered ON the part of the
democratic members of tho committee. the
bill will be reported back to the Houss with
the committee recommendations not later
than Monday or Tuesday.
THE COMMITTEES RECOMMENDATIONS.
The committees recommendations IL is
predicted, will be that the House agree to
such OF the Senates amendments as are
merely verbal and do not change the rates,
ana tnat as respects those amendments
Wnlcn do increase or reduce the rates In
uhe Dill as sent to the Senate, the House
nCn-concur and agree to the conference
asked by the Senate. Meanwhile. although
Ine Dill Is not yet in conference, the repub-
hcan members Of the committee are Quietly
examining the Senate amendments with a
view to expediting their disposition in con-
ference. - WI
DEMOCRATS MAY DELAY ACTION.
Inc democrats In the House show a dispo-
sltion 70 delay action when the bill comes
DeIore tne committee of the whole by in
sNolls On Une separate consideration and a
w ooIo ph eacn amendment. The committee
Sn lules VIII report special order. limiting
ueoate and ordering the previous question
a. certain hour. This order will be adopt-
eu ny sne republican majority. The Senate
aInend a. nents will be non-concurredin. in. The
40 uouse viii grant the conference requested bv
ene senate. The conferees will speedily agree
Sn report, which will be adopted by
re oooL houses, and the bill will go to the
dron0- V. lie will sign it and the long
u'a"h agony will be ended.
WAITING FOR QUORUM.
Nv mIeh all this will be done will depend on
FL I'ng IL takes TO get quorum of the
mouse. Il is evident that the ranuhIiosns
teaiize that they can't do business now
tba basAouI @ quorum Of their own in spite of
tan,tt t1es @ and the rulings. Billy Mason
SuH cassSsin Tue democrats how to filibuster suc-
oI|sati Alily when the affirmative side of
- dstlon sum has not clear majority
nrasar. -o house, quorum, in other words,
tbe tbeT9iis Inlt and voting. They have learned
Tsnassseoln +YSson we'll and have applied it to the
1i.lssoon- Venabe contested election case
Raai sVl much joy and great eclat. Speaker
nroS.S. 'luentIy didn't care to enter upon SO
spent lpSs ip session as yesterdays, which was
calls - %rangllng aud calling the roll and
ont a,o- we 'ne House, finally TO adjourn with
''on approving the journal.
GAL BUSINESS AT A sTANDsTILL.
tbere - 1Slness of political nature to which
temn,aJ - strong opposition viii be at
own ~ u now until the republicans get their
u ordord0 0oTum. Absent members will be
under 0t - oack by telegraph They will,
dav,s oI3 Le circumstances, hurry back To-
tenn+ J9urnment without any real at
weota-t;o W 10 business will have decidedly
repnbi;aLn and fastening effect upon absent
horuoncans A quorum of repubIicans will
thew rs It Is thought, by Monday next and
VII De kept here until adjournment.
GERMANY AND OUR TARIFF.
max LIN, Sept. 1.-THE minister of COM
In las informed the representatives of
prisois ianenish manufacturers that the re-
bjlI ills oo,, proposed by them for the Mckinley
''dlu not be safely adopted.
AN ENGLISH OPINION.
ss1S' 1TSoN!D.-O0N, DON, Sept u, A. M.-The Times
bas sh Iae Mckinley bill in all its stages
reSDsoe sue"h N public opinion in America in
refre1, ,ec1 90 economical principles Co be in
eSalVe rather than progressive