New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-30
WHERE THE LINE Is DRAWN.
SPEAKER CRISP'S FRIENDS MOSTLY FAVOP
AN EXTRA SESSION
TIE CLEVELAND AND MILLS MEN ARE GEN
EEALLY AGAINST ONE-REpREsENTATIyE
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Washington. Nov. 2o-Whlle there exceptions
cH both sides. IL /, apparent every careful observer
that large majority Of the Democrats who favor a
sp cia session Of the LID Congress belong to the
faction which was opposed 10 Mr.. Urv,lauds nomina-
ton. ana which supported Judge Crisp for the speak
crsiip and that those who do not favor special
session are men who favored Coycland's nomination
ana supported Colonel Mills for Speaker. speaker
Crsps friends Affect TO believe that there will be no
opposition TO his denomination in the Democratic
caucus whether II be held in April December, lat
mos: Of them know better. There IS well defined
opposition to him. rot only among the men VINO fol
lowed MllS to defeat year ago. but also among the
now members. If special session shall be called in
March April there will not hc time 10 organize
and sGdify this opposition rs TO make It effective
agains; the Speakers following, aided it will be by
the presence IN Washington Of many retiring members
Who are loyal 10 him, and mos; Of whom viii be APP
pllcants for official and other iavoS after they have
laid down the cars and responsibilities Of statesman
ship. on the other hand. II the House shall not
scmlIc until the first Monday in December the op-
position To Judge Crisp may he thoroughly organ
lied and strengthened enable It TO defeat his re
election.
That the lenders OF both factions realize the true
condition Of affairs r not difficult to discover. II
is indeed potent factor I'm the current discussion
! amon, Democrats t. the cXpcdicncy Of n special
! session. and II colors the Views OF "A majority Of
,be members OF both factions. Thus far the ad-
yocatcs Of n spring session appear to have rather
| the better Of the argument, aided n they arc by
thc general demand for speedy redemption OF
/ tbe p,cd-cs made by the Democratic party In the
/ cIi,oro convention and 10y Is leaders during the
/ canvass: and the result would not seem TO
/ ne i'm doubt If 1t were not ior one thing. Where
does Grover Cleveland ,tahdl IS the question which
p ono -unau
Z names FIR n reply some men. who think they an
dcr,tond NJ. Cleveland thoroughly. are inclined 10
/ assert that he does not want spring session. and
Therefore taat one viii not b, called. ono Of these
men 70 day sad TO Tdaun" correspondents
"Tllc statement made public be- Mr.. Cleveland Just
/ before he left Ncwl urb shows how dAsrceahIe
and hara--lue TO him are the importntcs-cvcn IL"
friendly .urccons-of occ seekers and their friends
tnor hl, Inauguration as President b" VIII not be
allo {, c,cau. f,m them Us fleeing to lonely
island: he will haze - remain IN washington ana
flcc the music. The town VIII swarm Win Once
seekers o, high and low degree and have no "''
that Mr.. Cleveland will seek 10 add 10 h' own
misery ly calling special session II Congress. which
really c,lu Il, nothing except effect an orl-izaton.
yt.rc vii, b. sixty seventy Democratic statesmen
| .ont Of a fob when this Congress expires, and IN"
President will have oumra - DO % reckon WIN thr
without having her slccc--ps on The ground 10 com
plicate matter, 49, depend upon 10 Their" VIII be-
unexpected emergency shall afie which Will In
p.rAtlycy demand it,
rr,,.. '.ntafv. NutD',or. = Pennsylvania. Who Is
mciabor Of tAe AIqfupf. .oas Committee docs 10,
mini, that SPECIAL session win De- "Fcaiy necessary
unless there sail h. Treasury dridi, which A' Is
Inclined TO believe VII De- tc Cd - ana yet Ar "un"l
,,t be Thought % would Boo wise in any 'a,e Ia call
,.o INA C.n-rc,, together u.At April ond have 1t
o-r,nlze. The speaker could bc elected ard the com
/ i,... ..sicnmout. made. Inrn tAe important com
ulttcc.. such as tat on WY, and Means Apii"p'
atoms and Pensions. could 90 during ire sums" T.
while Congress took recess uh'- "''"''' "' d" az
/ t,airumcnt until tAr regular time 81 mc"@hB III
December. Tie Ways and Means COMMITTEE o'''.
us Summer s,.-lon would De- able u frame Iii"
tiu an careful and conservative Zines, 30 as gradually
- hiring Il. back 10 a tsGd FOR revenue without
seriously disturbing the Industries that nave Dr."
built up on the present tar!n.'
1 As 10 The mean, To b. employed 10 Increase tle
revenue Nr. Mutcilor said:
The lr,t thing / would do would he 10 r'pcAI 'h'
sugar bounty and tie duly on susar' fiacl"s
SUGAR on tie free list deprived The Government q"
20 600 coo annually Ia revenue and the bounty I"'
f. the planters increased tho l',s 10 the ""'''h'
eight or ten million dollars moi'. Ana 'nl' ""' "''''
dom. 10 cheaper the price OF sugar to the consumer
II ,ra, done N order 70 enable the Kcpnbh' an, u
increase The taiIn wollcn goods, cNIP'' .t ''. WA
articles OF aI-oiuir nee, .iiN ~ ever, t.,,,rs Of
/ ths project the favored n'aHHlH0' ,'' yea.
tISsc goods. worh also. h WE VIA,
/ found ncc,.-ary, restore tho duly ON va "" t
/ r,gon and ada a urlc 10 the tax on Wll-h'l anu
tobacco. IN hi, YOU viii get a % Huii' r., H.
ta~h article that are "Jt Icil nee ,t,ric. ~
/ willie y.u could tah" "h me oull', "n w., b., man
,iofhlu. blankets aud carpets which '''If n",".
/ irn. aid every household must have III d '"''''o ''
'''~ something Of tins Ind must be Gone TO 1o
tn Vast pension and Other cNl.diii'' W ,,ouil
I. an inc me- tax. iu favor of Whl'a r,''l' p, '
arsG@ca BE- m21, Ihcr nv not an i nsGf -,r
/ Inc a..cs',r, e. know hoW many toud5 mn. i,,