The sun., 1892-01-29
1--WE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
..x.roR HALE OPENS THE REPUB-
,,cxy PRESIDENTIAL CANTAsS.

....rcei,y to be Placed Before she People
Achievement Or Republican States
-...s,p-Ex.spsaker Reed Attacks the
v.o,os.a House Rules-Holnan's Re-
,..,.nueut Resolutions Disrsgardsd IN
a.. First Appropriation Bni Reported.
WARRINGTON. Jan. 2a-The first indication
a,rnp tho present session OF tho Senate OF
sa.sihle political and partisan discussion on
t.riT matters cropped out In the Senate toe
"A, in An aggressive speech on reciprocity by
A., Hale Of Maine. Mr.. Hale's statement that
~. M oricinal reciprocity resolution. out OF
vbich the Aldrich amendment to the Mchin-
.vhi,, grew. was prepared In the State De-
.,tn,en,, ~, and hi. known close relations with
Ss.ro,ory Blaine caused his speech to be re-
ssrJed by Senators as In some degree cam
ssion rronunciamento on tho part OF the
s","nd. Of the Secretary OF State Mr.. Hale con-
.bded as follows:
"Inotify gentlemen on the other side that
...v have not heard the last Of reciprocity.
This achievement OF Republican statesman
min will he carried before the people in the
s.y, Presidential canvass throughout the on
.;.a .u,nt O, this broad land. There is no
farmer. no manufacturer. no MINER no la
horor who is not interested in its success and
,,s maintenance as a part Of our system OF
.,,s,n trade. and. when at last. it has become
ircornorated and accepted rs part OF our ma
tional policy we may look to see our Demo-
cratic, brethren fockinE to its support. and;
- n. cSmmonto all peoples. claiming to be the
author and ilnishor Of this great achievement"
Tapsnng dehats san in wh,eh taeh
pSMI NJ. Vance Dem. n. c., said that he had list
sed to the Of WIKI the
strcted pufe trade. There was hope for the coun.
other aih side and when. according to the ndmis-
sion OF the senator from Maine tMr. HnleL the
Snly c,I thing which redeemed the Mckinley bill
,[em .[emen, rs' lie Mr. Vance, felt that he could
now lparaphrase the words Of old Simeon and
Gy sy annsr Since ies lis have heard tie
!maton Of his ornons dLsTshIste
was agreed to take vote on both the Il Abrn
case and the We'll case at o'clock on Monday
In the House the debate on the rules, was
proposition submitted by the majority. pro-
ns Sr FSss III Ho Ss
sAssh sS S2S4 s%s hs mqEEnas Esss Sss.
death trapfor legislation. and where membcr
could tl!ibuster any measure to death
Ssn S send Ss tom to e. hs capaet. mussy Re
ierrIng to a Speakers prerogatiye. he said no
Speaker had ever been overruled. save q pro
,s Sc sf1sSH! Is House. sG sustased ai p snd
ward had the courage to acknowledge his
error. which left the House in bad way; but
ony sf , twe npsas'v were lett for the Of
hills under the rnles recommended by the
M s ay Rs asrs OF the
bills. He was not opposed to the former. but
the latter was obnoxious. unconstitutional.
held held responsible: both .ior what they should
and should not do Mt this session. under the
operation q the obnoxious rules
that it was a happy fact that the latter was not
in the chair. and that his party was in hope
Mr. Catchincs closed the general debate for
the majority. The five-minute debate ensued.
and amendments to the proposed now rules
The membershir o, the Committee on For:
pign and Inter- State Comm erce was increased
t. seventeen by an amendment submitted by
vi iir: Hemphill. Chairman Of the Committee
or the District Of Columb bia; offered an amend
sxpendt"res us s 10 Of the District Pending action
Mr. Cochran Of New York submitted q resolu-
tion announcing the death OF the Hon. F. B.
spnola. and at l2:40. as mark OF respect.
tile House adjourned.
The House Committee on the Library to-day
ordered favorable reports on the following
bills
Arrropriatng 100000 for the erection and
completion Of u monument to the victims OF
Aprrorriatins SIS 4s4 for the compilation
and dedication Of the m mGnTment conHem-
Approrriating $4,000 for the erection OF
ory Of Malor.Gen. Israel Putnam.
Arpropiiating S25OOO to preserve the grave
Arrropriating S25o9n for the erection Of
M"W9u.ept W M tYtIr ,,, Late William Henry Harrison
HS,'" hs9@ osS 900 for the erection of
monument at Put in Bay. OHIO. commemora-
tive Of Commodore Perry and those who par
Approrriating S20.ooO for the purchase Of
rertsiu &c IT. mannscript rapers and correspondence
y Ar"r"rriatirg ] !iss sa5ooo for the erection o,
the hattelield Of Guilford Court House. \. G..
r" na fiji IG roanerd sts9rIsd bv M ts
New York to oincorporate the Society Of the Colo
m ni. Danes q America; The bill names Eliza,
4 New Jersey. ; Elizabeth CcraiIe Gsrdiner
IMrs. John Lyon Gardiner) Of Gardiner Island.
tsfS s Ssw 4slk Ms knr S Van HR% Rens
YloTt MaEy Van %yck Il" Church Mrs. BenjamS min
lamb editor q the Magaxine Of American
HistorD: Miss Cornelin +. Beekman OF New
York. Anna Townsend Lawrence Mrs. Walter
B"wne !.nwrencel OF Long Island. Charlotte
Lloyd Schmidt Mrs. Oscar Schmidt) OF New
nork. Martha Bayard bod stevens Mrs. Edwin
eteVensl OF New Jersey. trustees OF said So
ciety, and their associates and successors are
created body corporate for patriotic. his
torical. and educational purposes
There is much indignation felt at the Treas
ury Department over the arrest OF two Of its
officers at Montreal upon atrumped-up charge
"i conspiracy. prefsrred by n tailor OF that
'My' strong intimatons are given that unless
~" canadian authorities can protect the
United States customs officials. who are Sta
nnheu tiiee Tor the convenience OF the Cana
uIan railways. from prosecutions OF this sort.
tnose Officials will be withdrawn. and the ex-
amlnatl9n of baggage and other services now
rendered by them will he performed Mt the
frontier. requiring delays OF trains for that
purpose.
A. Ihe Vice President and Mrs. Morton cnye
H,nh.r party this evening. the guests includ-
M ne turkish Minister. the Belgian Minis
sev, UIv, me French Minister. Senator and Mrs
t.merman; Senator and Mrs. Mcpherson. Sena-
iot ptahd anu Mrs: Hale. Senator and Mrs Cameron.
representative and Mrs. Blount. Representa-
I'VE I'VE and Mrs. HIT, Mrs. Russell Harrison.
10Y ana Mrs, CARROLL. Mr.. and Mrs. Calderon
SMhriiSle Mr.. Won Mumm. Mrs. Hobson. and
Inc hriefest and most concise committee re-