New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
TIE REVENUE MARINE BILL Up AGAIN.
ITS OPPONENTS IN TIE SENATE ONCE MORE
PREVENTING A VOTE UPON IT'-MR FRYE
on TIE PREVIOUS QUESTION

on TIE PREVIOUS QUESTION
Washington July % (Spccan.-Thc bin for tie
transfer of the Revenue Marine and Life saving
services from the Treasury 10 The Navy Department.
IVES brought ND once more IN the Senate today but.
pc usual ifs opponents prevented vote by talking
ont q the morning hour" The Revenue Murine blu
has been put forward often and so consPCuouSN
IN antoconjsm 10 the Tariff BILL the senator IN charge
Of II being frcc.trade Democrat, that II hes lo't
strength gradually tie Republican side. To-Day
# succeeded in getting a hearing. ~ the marrow
margin of 90 votes against IS. The last time II was
taken up il hal a majority Of ten The only Re
publicans who voted today with the Democrats TO
displacc thc TaIiG bill during the morning hour
were Mcssrs Cameron ingalls,, Henderson ana >poohef'
The transfer project having come up Mr. Cocreh con-
tinued his remarks Of last Friday and. by JUG c'0us
padding from official reports, oasily conSumcd the tiino
until O'Clock. Mr Gray then moved to lay aSds
tho Tariff bill. as unfinished business and SO OIL
with the transfer bill; but this was defeated by ~
70 ii. During the brief discussion which preceded
the final vote Mr. Frye. who favors the bill. minated
plainly that the opponents Of the bill were simply
Glbustarng. His announcement that the adoption cl
the previous question" in some form was absolutely
necessary 10 prevent such abuses made marked IN
preston on the senate, impression that Wa
strengthened by Mr.. CockFcl's ioebe attempt 10 as
prove any purpose Of obstruction.
Mr. Frye declared himself friend Of the Revenue
BILL and 4 friend after thorough investigator. TIE
friends Of that measure had occupied only an hVur ana
a half upon 1t its enemies Ga small nino'itl al to
rest OF The time II WIS a. eFdcnt 70 ne seNHc .,
if the purpose had bccn announced. tia; tlc time i1d
been occupied for the pUrpo,c Of preventing v,te o.
the mca .ire. That only iadcaied-vhat Ne Dth'vya
n-the necessity Of "pryl0u, que ton IN '.i
Scuate-Of some way ~ stop debate. o. some way ID
prevent "A senator from getting up every morning ~
hlee or four mornings IN succession. ana cidnt IT
the report Of a clerk IN the Treasury l"p'ifn' i'.
Why should not vote lc tahen on the pm II u ,,i
Is majority Il the senate in favor OF II, WHY Sh2tt
IL not hc permitted 10 fo7 The -" 81 u IRON ONO
NIr Sherman lad made four speeches upon iI' glI
and, fl the course IF them had read thc lt"lI -
articles which the senator from Missouri lad o'cuP
TIE lat three morning. IN reading. Mr. FiNc Htl u'
think that the friends - The nioasfTe 'honld q
ensured lie thought Ict>onab" nat vote VI .ld
bee had on H. The TIN" hal 10, been taken mp bI me
fr pnd~ 81 the moa,urc. lu' had boon taken Mp dc
lii.e, afciy "n1 uurp,,"v. n Nhlus ring against H.
Mr. CockrcI pronounced Mr. Frye statement ~
reference 20 himself a, without one pi:tc" 81 lhhc*
ton. When that senator said or intuh1a that ne
mfr. Cockrcln had consumed tine In tEhu-'erng. hr
minated that which nc knew nothing about; for II
not true.