New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-06
LEY TELEGRAPH TO IHE TRlnUNE.l

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ND the financial measure recently placed upon the
calendar. twenty-siX Affirmative Democratic Vo"s
were supplemented by eight from the Republican
side. making thirty -four in all in favor OF dis-
nlacinr the Lodge measure, while only twenty
nine Rcnub1icars were found IN the negative sns-
tanning Mr.. Eoar ard the Committee on Privileges
aud Flections By error or inadvcrtence one |
Democratic vote that of Mr.. Carlisle. was cast Ill
volation of a pair So that the real prepon1"rahcc
of tho new Anti-Rcpuhcan, frec-colnagc eomoiha-
tion which is seeking to control the business o'
the Senate should he put at four Two oi 'neS'
four votcs-cnough To turn the scaie-cane ilo'"
the freshly admitted Senators from ldaho WI"
seem TO have rid themselves of sense oI parry
Obligation 10 which. mor' than To anything else'
they owc perhaps the privilege oi slttlhS III INV
Senate quite as readily and completely as 'he
Youthful ard bumptious Mr.. Wocott, oil 'olora"o'
The names Of the eight Republican deser'crs "n"S'
votes are now in pawn 10 Mr. Gorman' an" WIN
used them to-day to secure the coh'lh"'n ."
prcmacy of the Democratic minority IN S'utheIh
elections deserve to he prlnt"h pronl'"'"'''
in every Republican newspaper, and hc kept III
mind by every Republican voter Here 'Aey A''
TELLER and WOLCOTT. Of colorado
STEWART aud JONf>, ~ Nevada.
sHOUP ,ud McCONNIIl. Of Idaho'
STANFORD. Of Ciif)rniL
wAsUBUEN Of Minnesota
Tho decision TO take mp the finarcial bill Will
or.rate to deprive the Election bill OF the pa''
of privilege il has had for the last ave weeks ~
unfinished business The bill VIII now go "''N
o. rho senate calendar. whence it can be- taken mp
again only 10y the vote of majority "i 'i' '"'-
ate Mr. IIoar and all the other friends of the
Iodrc measure were taken Tremendously ap'cN
hv tho successful revival of the maodorous coall-
,,.,. n
nrcpared for the detection OF the two Idaho Sen
ators. whose first act in the senate has been 10
strike blow at the party 10y whose aid they have
bccn enabled TO lift Themselves into position ~nd
prominence The friends % the Election blll nave
not given up hope, however. of reversing TINS
afternoons decision and to-nigh's caucus has been
counted on 10 result in some arrangement hy
which few Of the hoters may he persuaded
10 drop their present hnmiliatng and despicnbie
role Of pulling chcstnuts from 'hc fire Tor ,thr
benefit of the Democracy. AZ least iwo "i thc
present dcScrters said 10 he McsSrs. Teller ana
Washburn. are understood - In among those
,vho SIGNED their name, to . PLEDGE last September
that the Election bill should he brought 10 vote
III this session. and their present tIc'cherN
may bc too dcbcT'ic and determined now 4" ]"
overcome II all eight of them stick 20 deter
mination 10 oppose even the further consideration
Of the Election bill, there Will be nothing for the
Republican managers 10 do bat "bahdon HIS
measure Of justice to the colorcd vote 10 whI'h
the party is pledged 10y every oath that Is bind
ing. and wait for time 10 bring about l'N re-
ycngcs.
II must bc said that not al the Senators who
won, into the silver coalition of last summer
could bc caught again by Mr. "ormans ch'n
Ncssrs Sanders and Power. of Montana, Mitchell
Uoar hy their votes, and others, including squire.
Of Washington Paddock Of Nebraska. and Moody.
Of south Dakota were paired against Mr. Stew
arts motion. Mr. Pcttipcw, who WAS absent.
allied himself indirectly with the coalition by
releasing M Call. of Florida. from the genera!
nair which they maintain. Mr. ingalls,. who
reached the Capitol too latc 10 vote on the notion
WAS unpaired. and 50 helped 10 swell by one The
forces OF the opposition.
The move made by Mr Stewart. which had
hccn planncI only fcw hours before the ul-
c>nectrd return Of Mr.. Jones. Of Nevada. VINO
had been supposed TO be cngrosscd IN his canvass
for reelection seems 10 have stirred the lltilc
band OF Republican conspirators against Inc
Election bill Ia action. Enough votes we"
secured to warrant open attempt to push 'h'
hill aside and Mr. Jones and the others then pun
,Lo,,sclycs i'm communication with Nlr. German.
Through him il was arranged that Mr.. "eol4c
was TO have the floor when the Election hiI;
came up, and should yield 10 Mr.. Stewart To make
his motion The motion 10 lay asd" Is mr.
| debatahlc. and by springlng IT suddenly upon INV
Senate fine coalition hoped 10 secure special
advantage. Mr.. George carried ont MS part Ut
tho nroerammc unques,ioningly, though by Golng
so hc broke an understanding which he had pre-
yiously made with Mr. IIoar as TO the afternoon ;
T. DrOtcStcu
| such a departure from the agreement was mn
| ,roncr but Mr. Harris, who in the chair,
would not permit debate, and the question -
Io,, aside came at once 60 vote 1t was apparent
,,Lcn halfway through the rOll-cal that the motion
would carry and = sensation OF surprise ana aston
isbmcnt ran through the galleries. The pl'siiinR
| officer soon announced that the yeas had won. ana
the clerk started in al once 10 read the finanrla'
| bill. II had taken scarcely ten minutes for the
coaIition 10 undo the work of the Elections Com
mittcc for the last sin months.
Tie vote was in detail as follows:
| For the moion-Mc.sl-. Entc. Berry. liachhnin
puiicr tnu carlisle Cochrell. coke. Daniel. EnNti',
| Faulkner, Gibson, Gornan, ',iHN. HAITI, 1ol,c W. W.
hrlan,as: Jones. of Ne"ada kcnni NC, 1hhcm
sIcu,art Teller Vance. Vest Wahha. Wns'hnrn WI
Son Of Mayand and wolcott; total "a Democrats
-, ,seIm'i The motion Mc,srs Aldrich. Allen tIliIeT
Cameron Co.cy' rGiom phy'' IIsSocE Ioar' Mc
WI"n' Mander,on, Mitchell Merrill. Plat Plumb
| II,'o" ' o,nV sanders, sawyer. sherman. >ploicr
I,ncItridgc and Wilson, of Iowa total, 20, all hc
| Wb'lcans. - po
| Tbcrc were twenty-five Serators-iodrtcen he'
nublicans and eleven Dcmocrais-afscnt or ralre"
The pairs, as far announced, were as ioilo"s
| nil with George. Carey with Brown, Chandler
nth Blodgett. Dawes with Colpuitt Farwell WIN
PAYNE. Hale with Hampton, Higgins with NC
| pbcrson. Paddock with Hearst, Squire with ISir-
hour and Warren with Turpr. Nj Carlisle was
,oired with Mr. Pierce, OF North Dakota, "u'
transferred the pair to Mr. Voorhees,, who was ao
CON, and voted himself Mr. voorhees, was SD
seouentlv paired with Mr.. Moody, OF South Ia
| L. IIcn .thnt OF tMN