The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-03-26
THE FIGHT TO BE RENEWED.
,yn WILL 7Rr TO FORCE A Vote
nv ms FREE SILVER BILL

Y.orolnd Rule, Providing that q
WIT. on the Biii shall He Taken
xo,osy Before tho Reading OF the
o,-a R,g Row Ce-tnin 10 Ensue u
g. R,,e Z. Adopted-Somo Anti.Sii-
Ven Arc Confident that the Bih Can
pass Even r Every Member Is Pres.
Tn, Campbell and Stnhincck-r ecu.
....d Tor Being Absent from Their Fost
,u,,y when Their Votes Wo"id hnvr
.,,v Kii,ea the Diil-Burke Cock.
and Burrows the Popular Heroes.
r.,,-xoros. March o5-Ncither tho silver
'.t.o,,i.silvrr men have yet fully recov-
n N"i ,,om the great surprise OF yesterday.
aeu tiara stubborn Parliamentary strug-
WV 40 plani Free Coinage bill was laid on
s.ho,, The result was so totally unexpect-
Y" W. so.h sides that there is not man In
c's,r.ss To-day who has the tomcrity to say.
I'LL can so' Tho silver men had over
..,,,o,sd their strength. and the anti-silver
~"I,d undsrestimated theirs. and that tells
the whole story ,,r
AL. ,,orninc AZ he walked into the House.
va rrce,ei n little group OF Farmers Alliance
,rho wore standing together discussing
mtU WY
"a. events OF last nISht' 49,
"uov do you fee! about tho situation p
,.,sd Farmer otis Of Kansas.
"w,l," said Mr.. Bland. I'VE were driven
,... ,,,rt not defeated. Wo must not give up
~. seht vet. We will 60 at them again on
Monday"
later In the Gay Mr' p',n" 'n. ~, on
..0rdmert to the r,lcs. which will probably
anenu','o" Noriav morning and re.
49, ;, the House without delay. It's pur-
Us 10 nrovidc way for the consideration
IN. si,v,r hill ms soon as the chaplain con-
0,.a,.the opcning prayer on Monday. The
e..ass ruIe authorizes the demand for tho
p.s question. and allows but one motion
:. motion ~ po ~ 10 direct vote on tho biil
bringing Gn ,ae t ths fsht it will be necessary for
A.. cor, oittee on Rules to adopt the proposed
mo u. ''i Thsr. "a some question whether Mr.
RUE vm,,,In 10 =, Tan Tsnnsssss will vots with
sn..t.r Crisp and MIR. Catchings on this prop
spsaAe' 80 49,, Crsn 10 conndent that the
osition, speake. .'sp >. .,nt on,,,na VI" ~.
.unno,,sd nv Mr.. Bland and his followers.
supports" =, VOW 10 "W,n M Rlond
The auestioh now 49, W." NJ "nu
~ nav had Yesterday" He thinks he will.
DC nau 'oS' .,'i,h 40. s.yaro, -, IN
while others 'n n.d ' tn. ,r se' s,,nar
t v.M convictions will change their votes and
theF con'lc''ons W.. w.. ,,,,o,r M
take whatever eonseaushos, nt. ,uVM. Inc
cr,sn "a not nrepared to predict what the out
etsp - Nv. p'o W. $50 rarr rh,Ioson,Jo.,
come will be- He taxes very phiiosophlcai
view o. the no ia and
ssnsh'p 81 i"' 40 "' 40 ''
PROSPECTS OF BIG row.
,.. At
After the House ad>ourneo thls afeernoon
there were several conferences among the
rti.s,var man ma TO what course they shall,
sursue to again prevent action on the bill.
They are confident they have the best posi-
Non In the fight now, and they are dis
son ~, ho,a -, 70 tho .dyontooe tho,
have gained: Their Leaders are not we'll
SerSsd In ths new rules. p9t 5hey are
Snrr rN So II thu Committes on Rules acts
iayorn6ly upon Mr.. BANDS new rule, and an
IKE ,on ~ nails Is read on Monday. there viii be-
SiS row. 4 noint al order viii be raised against
the consideration Of the report from the Com
Of The Journal and the fun will then berin.
Sneaker Crisp will probably rule that the re-
port is in order. as he did when the original
fjon In that evenf an anneai from fha deci-
sion of the Chair will be taken. and It is ex-
pected that the Republicans will vote solidly
IanN0crQta
rnie fhe decision NJ tha Sneater vi
that appeal should be eustnined. then
the reading Of the Journal will be
IN order. and amendments and corrections to
On the other hand. il the ruling OF the Speaker
issiistained there appears to be nothingin
the way to prevent the Ordering Of the previous
understood that the rmie vii, ha irnnc,aS IN
its character, and drawn 40 as to cover everV
point that may be raised. w ''oA'
REPRESENTATIVES Wilson O, West Virginia savs
as cast last NIGHT toaether VIII the " nawes ~
those who were absent and NOT vnt;nn and ba
Is convinced that the Tree silver men cannot
win even II every member OF the House ia
Humorous view OF the Situation. and annenr to
be very we'll satisfed win the hi@ apiit the b
silver question has made in the Democrat
WHO KILLED COCK pop,N
Tho s;,,;aan IA A-HD oooA rubin
Hdnss signlneance Of yestsrday's action IN the
memSers nnj u nea IN Various Ways by the
pv,,,Gal iath and prcjqdices. One party Of
G,nvss q says IL means that the influence OF
Vas m. ,ria n,au aiu u all NE other that 1t
halt in the silver crusade, and still another
desire to nut the entire na rtw IN acnnrT ,uItS
Tie ti-silver views of President Harrison.
10 mes ,reiul and unbiased observer of events
II II me House. aided by the expressed opinion
Slvery many members. tho Significance Of tho
Snoerssss p the t. be that Of the
pcning a settlement Of tho silver question
shtii next winter and having fortunately
KY; ;SGnd the Republicans willing to aid them in
y Their failure TO do SO, they claim, was due
s sy to the feet that few OF their members
w wr5e Inadvertently absent from the House
N nst uh oeing paired Some doubt existsas to
on tho various roll calls. bu. the rnnora hnnrs