The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-24
THE MORNING NEWs,oo0 !
FsragIrsHED 1870. INCORPORATED 1865
j. II. ESTILL, President.
IODGESDEADFORCEBILL
,rs CHANCE OF RESURRECTION
NEXT FALL VERY SLIGHT.


o,sv Goes of for Rest After His
zord-Earned Victory - The Tariff
am Debate to Close sept. 5-Final
adjournment Expected Early in &C
tobsr.
w.surxGToN. Aug 23.-While Senator
Beck was being appropriately eulogiHeo IN
| the Senate to-day Senators Hoar ana the
| rast of the committee on arrangements al
,be force bill funeral were looked up
in Senator Hoar's committee room WORK
inc ont the details Of their plan. Senator
OTsv meanwhile had gone of for
much needed days rest after MS
l-.ard-earned victory. The republicans have
enallv worked ont the arrangement. The
force bill Is to go over until next session
without being publicly postponed in the
Senate. A vote is t. be taken upon 1t on
| Dac 20 The rules are to be changed, II
necessary. to effect this resolution.
THE TARIFF DEBATE.
The general debate on the tariff bill is to
be closed by unanimous consent 10 the
Senate on Sept ., and vote, Is 70 De Ia Iakeh gen
i on Sept g. Final adjournment Is TO De e4-
npcted between Oct. l and Oct. H. Inc
6nav resolution, the Hoar resolution and
I'll the other resolutions have been aban-
doDed. and no force bill is to be applied
m the situation this session. The force
hu men are to placate their partisans
throughout the country by advertising the
agreement to put the force bill through the
next session. This is of course deception.
If the republicans wanted TO pass the force
bill they could do so now by chang
ba r11laC The roDnDilCanS
who will not vote to change
the rules are more likely TO have recruits
after the election than TO fall away them
selves Senator Hoar's attempt to get re-
publlcans enough to put through resolu-
ton providing for the passage Of the force
bill next session failed miserably.
POSTPONED INDEFINITELY.
It's so evident that the force bill has been
rostponed indefinitely that the democrats
lave determined 70 interpose no objection
10 the order for the tariff bill when Senator
Aldrch asks unanimous consent next week.
It will be observed that, besides everything
else which they have gotten, the, demo
Gratis have gained eight days by the
date named in the Quay resolution.
The republicans have paid a heavy
price for their appearance of harmony, be-
hind which they are gnashing their teeth at
each other Speaker Reed seems to have
abandoned both Representative Kennedy
and his resolution and to have determined
to let the erring senator's go in peace, since
be cannot do anything else. IL must not be
forgotten that the reciprocity fight is yet to
be fought, and that in spite Of all President
Harrisons efforts to keep the peace it may
be lively.
GORMAN VERY DIPLOMATIC,
LBy the associated Press.)
man, chairman of the democratic caucus,
says that no agreement has been reached
respecting the date when a vote shall be
taken on the tariff bill. The debate will
continue in pursuance Of the policy adopted
at the oaly democratic caucus held this ses-
sion and applied to the Blair bill, Montar O
election ca and other subjects When it is
thought that there has been sufficient, if
not satisfactory and thorough, discussion of
the tariff bill, the democrats will agree. in
accordance with the custom of the Senate.
TO take vote on it. On both sides Of the
chamber the question has been privately
under consideration, aud on both sides
numerous dates suggested, but no conclusion
has been reached.
MUST COME FROM THE REPUBLICANS.
Inc proposition for the close must come.
senator Gorman says, from the republicans.
None has yet been received, and when it
comes 1t may or may not prove satisfactory
Ia all respects As stated yesterday the
general lml lression is that the date for
voting on the tariff bill will be fixed at
ABOUT sept 5. Official announcement OF
an agreement will be made, it is under
Stood, by Senator Aldrich, who is in charge
VI Tue blu and who will move at the proper
Hlle that the debate cease upon an agreed
aaVe and thls motion will be agreed to
unanimously. Whether or not the five
minute rule will be applied to the discussion
a. an early date Senator German could not
able " ""' Pi0o-