The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-03

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bill. That would bee accomplished by a
square vote, but there are Republicans who
would rather do violence 20 judgment anu
conscience than 10 antagOnilc party lead
ers. some OF them IN private conversation
admit that they regard the Force blll as un-
wise and unnecessary, but say they would
have t0 vote Tor II 10 maintain tnclf party
standing.
DIsGUsTED WITH HOAR.
IL is quite sale to predict that senator
| IlOar viii never be permitted 70 iead again
in any important matter. lie Is being
roundly scored by his party associates, ana
Is laSing up Tor himself hurricane % dt-
nunciatIon. The lectures administei ,d 10
the venerable Massachusetts safes
man in open session by Senators
! uale aud Teller are mild aLd con-
clliatOry in comparison with some the
old gentleman hears IN tne c!oak-roOm.
/ senators Plumb. Teller. WCicOt, nud others
| wnO are ANXIOUS for silver legislation, at
eutirel, out OF patience Wlth hodr' ana DO
not hesitate TO tell him 80. They urged n.m
10 lay aside the Force bnl, thd hndhcl"i
measures might bee considered, oUt llat
suggestion vas tmlhauciily ntsaiNed.
NOW senator Teller ana those agreeing Win
him on the silver question openly tu.us,
that nOar, iustigated 3y enemies OF silver
blocking legislation with the Force bill. Ia
deed, 1t ls even cnarg- ii that the Presidents 3
urgent activity In behalf Oi the Force Dlil
Is more q ucSlce 10 prevent silver legislation
than sincere desire Tor '1ure elections
FREE COINAGE.
# is conceded that the Pn-- q nt would
veto Free Coinage OIl. T. iact n has
said a. much to Republican -rnat .7. Lteh
the opponents Of free coinage Dct.Ne tndl
such bail would pass tLe senate with
as large a margin "a. DO Cld last 7cs-
sion. aAd there ls ample reason to think
that IL would also pass thc House.
Last session lrcc coinage was Oll
defeated In the House through ths BE-,
pressSc influence ui speaker Reed llc Dr.
hy no means rs potent ON AS then, l.t't
session many kepuDucans, "h1 honestly u'-
heNed in free coinage, were persuaded Oi
buliied into supporting the Jugsle Which
Reed and others formulated as a.
substitute. Now some of these Re-
publican member, ayow that Wild
another chance they would vote for itc,
coinage. ~Jme OF them, Ike Dorsey, OF Sc
braska, were defeated Tor reelection, an'
attribute their -ical t0 their refusal % 'ote
Tor free coinage. ID lr-rl, Wltn majority
Of about eleven Thousand iu hi7 favor TWO
Years ago, was defeated lf-t NoNem Der. lie
aspires To iutthcr public ii1nui-. ne does
not intend TO remain !n retirement II ne can
help it, aud he fully reaiiI-s that another
vote against free coinage ui silver or "A neg
lect to vote for it. ,.JIld the occasion
again arise. would down him for good lie
Is not alone OF the def ieated Republican
members ahO would Vote Tor free coinage
at this session.
speaker Reed ami other party Managers
are 50 Impress a with tine opinion that such
bill would pass the House that they are
scnemlng To prevent lis getting through the
senate. IL would never dJ. tuey SAY, L.
send free coinage measure o.
/ the President, as he would veto d..
and thus drive Western states
still further from the republican party
/ lt was THIS danger a the probable
eject Of a veto which induced Western Re
| publicaus % vote against tree coinage idst
/ session. They felt aud admitted tnata veto
| OF the silver bill would condemn th ad-
mnstratlOn so Tar rs the people ui the " c-i
/ were concerned. President Harrison rcdl-
| rs the danger. ana desires to avoid q by pre-
| venting the passage Of "A silver OH. Ike does
not wan. 10 veto oua because tndt would
alieuate the West, while 10 approve 1t would
cost him the support Of corporate Inter- SIS,
! trusts, etc. However, he insists that tn
/ Force bill shall be passed. knowing that %
]
/ legislation, and perhaps result in an extra
session Of Congress. lsut % 10 keeps sii-
yer bill from reaching the White House, All
right.
LOOKS LIKE An EXTRA SESSION.
senator Hoar, in his persistent fight FOR
she Force bill. seems o. lose si-ht OF the
flight OF time. lle talk, OF making a tishi
Ia continuous session for The Force bill.
apparently contemplating failure; after
which the ciOture resolution 10 % Do
put through, and thea tAe Force bIii
| passed. Al the very minimum this
/ means two or three weeks more. No
test " physical endurance can be made II.
less than a week. and after that the Demo
crat, could employ the same tactics against
| clOture that they are now using against thr
Force bill. IL begins tn look like an extra
session. As yet not single appropriation
blil passed, ana the Republican manager,
cOniiy talk OF occupying several more weeks
with the Force bill. Indeed, senator HOaI
SAYS IL should be passed, even though every
Otncr measure, including appropriations
failed: that &" the right Of the majority to
control" should be maintained and yndl-
Gated even lat the expense Of bringing
upon us earlier tue calamity OF q
Democratic House Of Representa-
tiye-.v IL is surnisea that some OF
the theory that the Democrats, with almost
absolute control of the House, would keel
up tariff aud financial agitation, aud tnus
provoke the opposition Df the business in
terests Certainty some oi them, iucud n-
HOar, act as II thei were cOnspirng I,
bring about on extra session Of Congress.
+ CAPITAL NOTES.
The President has approved bills for th,
: erection OF public buildings as follows
Norfolk, Va. slj0,oO0; Reidsyile, y. {.
S9j. 900: Rome, Ga, SJO.uUJ.
The following Virginia pOstmasters werl
appointed: Mary l.. Hall, Beaver Dan
Mills, Hanover county; 4. Il. ThOmas0n
. GOOD View. Bedford county; I. +. Maye-
, Greenfield. Nelson county, L. Il. Mitchell
outer View, Bedford county.
+ SENATE.
There were forty Senators present tO-da,
[ when the Sena opened at II O'clock
4 There was no business transacted. and tn
5 senate, on motion Of Mr.. spoOner, at 1871,
' adjourned until noon Monday.
HOUSE.
When the House met to-day, on motion G
Mr. Mckinley. il was ordered that when III
House adjourn today il be until Mondd
next. Mr.. EnlOe, OF Tennessee, moved al
adjournment. L0st--yeas, ~; nays, 10.
Mr. lhOuas, Oh loconslh. lnvfeu tnl
. the House 20 into Committee OF tue Who'll
J, on the private calendar. On this motto
D Mr.. Mills, Of Texas, made the point ther
Z was no quorum present. WnereupOn, o
y motion Of Mr.. Mckinley, the House at 1874
u adjouI ned.
: Representative Kelly, Of Kansas, intrC
u duced bill in the House to-day 10 proyid
u for the Issue OF fity million dollars OF frae
lional currency, aud to Increase the yolum