The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26

exciting day. and was regarded as weak in
troubled watSrs. As Tor the hex cx.speaker. it is
the general opinion Of members that he never
TO F sssaf iS GfdR PSS s as
entirely effective. ''''N "A'''' '''N ""'
COL HArcH's MISTAKE.
nast Hath wfs not
vas taken in perfect, good nature. because
ness in matters Of statesma nship., are per
SHFaf The 'pHad aSs and attain manly m ,Ss
aynor and Trough hi upom the ,slf S
naynof Is Of the few orators
TIE lIouse, and an earnest. honest man. and
ssh t eni his " u he fact r hat
the the, holy tomplo because Of their sraspinR for
Tas ntsm Ssn vs
House Of Rspresontatives during tho attar.
noon seems to have fallcn entirely fiat: There
yeseS"y ana
Of them has been accusSI Of debating
2ey ssca vsts morovs their states
says he did not pass n word. with Mr.. Hi on
the subject Of hoy he should vote on the 81
'siSays ann s ' 81 As
that nslderntion had nothing whatever, to
probable that the Elections Committee will
Tm naGs IA minority rerort in mr. Rockwclls
| plain merits Of his case.
HAPPIER THAN THE v1cToRs.
| The antislver mon are very happy over
| their victory. but there Is one man at tho
aa0 fsnFeF sHna ss0y Of Nsw 36zk ffg
proprietor Of tho House restaurant: Il
twelve hours the, genial Tom, served retresh-
aging during tho Whole time time about 1000 ser-
sons. On one or two OCCASION, during pro.
st[sh e hHHs G aided s1F'4 the live ae
everything in sight in tho restaurant long be-
fore, the hour Of adjournment. Tom was
or them last pg and
ing scsnss of the whole day and night
a%irins over ISrty m%uts 5 Memysrs who 10
ferceness Of animals met at the lunch table
down below oS,, and 9nghed ehattSd; nte, AND
mem Dsmocrs et and epublica "ao Muswnmps
and Farmers, Alliance men, all sat down to-
Rether. and the corks popped utterly regard
terprising gatherers Of news nd relies strolled
through these grouns and took suap shots ut
picture. Which was being exhibitcd today. and
which caused amusement III was that O Hepre-
Honr Of Massachusetts. and Joe Bailey
fvs 5os Fsm sSti1
ing together glass Of good fellowship
THE SILVER MEN SURPRISED.
Mr.. Bland was asked to-day howit came that
thu, vote on the Silver bill was so close. He
'" II must admit that the vote was surprise
There tRs % had xaS Ss
they s iaiIed to Keep tReir pedses. True. there
were some Of The silver men absent. Lut tho
bi and the cossness Of the vote rather took
It the failure to reach a vote Tor, with tho fli.
clustering levelled against the bill hardly
s5lestsd any other action or result than that
n,ss IT. d ysS expect the bill to ultimately
'c: Se e do" Replied Mr. Bland. but his tones
ali he said up to the time that the first vote was
Ms efIfs H. BPG ia voE as
% lac ADMIT NIT: With With ali eandor that matters look
serious bit belteye We will pass the f iii
ClsvsIs.nd and David B EN- a has caused JUS 1.-The the
eisswhere DU and It has succeeded IN tomRo:
rarily retardinc the passage of the bill. The
pinaon q ' Cevrfand Hi ana President
Harrison. each O. whom wants to 60 to the
Killed Cock Robin. Speak or Crisp told me this
morning that the Committee on Rules would
mi n r fqe Vii S s ass vote on
Mr.. Bartine OF Nevada the leader Of the Re-
publicans in favor Of the bill. said;,"I think
defeated It's opponents can hold us at bay.
think. SO long as they resort to hlibusternG
vote for free coinage on the direct question
will vote against motions preliminary to Sc
opinion inh5 is that the Committee on Rules viii
bring in rule that will cause AUST the H. bill to be
PVT to So sna 5nf 1A We SaS
the motions yesterday"
HOW THE RESULT WAS OBTAINED
No member OF the House has been more &C:
t txs M Harssr oF III 1885
the chief whip for the antis yesterday . This
his desk vas w5n
him on the check given to the bill Mr., Iiarter
expressed himself on the situation as follows:
eo9bina us oo Of influences Which covered
period Of Tork extending back for thirteen
p psmosreeic party at Washington ma eIse.
where VINO nave put tnelT SiloutGelo " u. no
correspondents Of the great newspapers OF the
country located here have rendered great help
In their vigorous opposition to the swndle.
and their hearty cooperation in any effort
to down It. The ablest meL In the south and
West, many, OF whom, were by unfortunate
the Bland bill. were ut heart opposed to 1t. But
for this some OF the greatest speeches made in
recent Years against class Legislation would
Gratis in opposition e ths silver ring The Ger.
York Stants Zejting and followed py practi-
caliy eli OF the German prcss OF. the nation,
stood by us from first to last. Last and not
duty nobly. Altogether We have shown the
country that there is degree OF Intelligence
and IN amount OF patriotism In tho ranks Of
the REPRESENTATIVES Of all parties in the House
pst am L Is n
that party ties, hang loosely on both
when the commercial honor and llnan|ciaal
The Grand Army OF the Kepuhlic throughout
tho whole country contributed Its influence.
and the editors OF most OF the daily papers In
the country fought for honest money as II 1t
was their personal battle. The entire busi-
ness community was aroused. and the spec
tace OF handful OF rich and selfish mine own
ers striking at the honor Of the country and
n nod alc In thn nd