The sun., 1892-11-30
EXTRA SESSION, LIMITED.
THE NEW PROPOSAL rs FOR ORGANI-
EATON AND ADJOURNMENT,

so That Tariff and n appropriation Hills May
he Prepared by the Cowmittcc. During
Rece-s-Spcnker Crfsp'- Probable Re-
sieetion-P Plans Of tho Republicans some
other Thing. Talked OF In Washington.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-The supporters OF
the nj OVEN ent to force an extra session OF tho
FIFTY third Congress having failed to secure q
word OF encouragement from the Democrats
Who enjoy the confidence Of President elect
cleveland. or to receive any assurance from
sneaker Crisp that no favors undue haste in
nutting the Democratic policy into effect. are
sow beginning to hedge. When first they be-
r.me convinced that Mr.. Cleveland and his
trusted advisers were averso to unduly crowd
ing matters. they talked of a session in Sep
tsmber or october next year. SO that the now
tariff bill could be law early in
the summer. Now. not being supported in
that proposition by the Congressman ond 9TH
srs who are at present doing the talking for
the Democratic party. the extra session advo-
Gates hero changed front little and have sug.
rested calling the House together in March.
yhile the extra session OF the Senate is sit
tne. with the understanding that nothing
shsu be done at this called session except to
e,rsnize the committees and adjourn. The
"A the work Of Congress is always formu-
istsd and put into shape by the committees.
n would be a great saving OF time IL the pre-
liminary work could all be done during tho
reccss, so that the Tariff bill and other party
measures could be brought into the House
soon after the regular meeting in December.
It's fact. however. that majority Of those
Democratic members who are willing to be
quoted are opposed to the plan OF an extra
session.
Representative Mutchler OF Pennsylvania is
q member OF the Committee on Appropria-
tions and his views on the extra session
problem may represent those OF other Demo-
cratic members from tho Keystone state. He
contends that the only thing that would rem
der an extra session necessary would be u
's"S'setS In there s IS not such deficiency
can only be known after the coming short;
session gets to work: though there l.. good
any event. think it would be wise TO cal the
Fifty Congress together next April and
ed and the committee assignments made.
Then the important commlttees; such as those
on Ways aId Man. hna Gem
jolrnment until the. regular time of meeting
tee. during it's summer session. would be able
10 frame tariff bill on careful and conserva-
ts tsr 1fis r. We Without SERIOUSLY disturb.
AZ the indus,riss ! that have been built up on
the present tariff
cheney. IL one is found to exist he proposes to
repeal the sugar bounty and restore the duty
GutSher said he favored a revision Of the the
pension rolls to find out how many frauds
Ss5s 6es sns and the
sion system out OF politics AS far as rossinle.
pension reopened and refXamincd by PEN
sion courts. and stop, the system Of sendn:;
pension examiners about the country to ilud
men to give pensions to.
Speaker Crisp and his friends have been
making quiet but important canvass among
members OF the House. with the result that
day that there will be no opposition to the
Georgia mans Reelection sS to the SpeaSershiI
the gentlemen who voted as Mr.. Mills's lieu;
the r te on
M :Mils$ set. one 81 the men closest
it was @ Savers WHO Kept the Mills ia aily year
ago. and who never gave up the contest until
candid can dstes snd made Judge Crisp speaker., it
Vas herd r; blow T. Savers. BECAUSE the cleo
ognized leader on tho floor Of the House. As
twas he failed to receive the Chairmanship, OF
snsa 81 .sS o to
and Watchdog. Holman became the financial
sS the h9as RSt old cT & Gey
.!eetiSn. and that he viii get TT it Without any
II have 7 o doubt" said Gov. sayers, this at-
teTnoon. that nr. Crisp will succeed himself.
dS ns ssisys that there WI w be sny
Crisp is man OF frmness and character. and
ass Is G hin bseys ssa He w
have tho same strength which secured his
elevation in the first instance. hnt he has been
friends among the me- bers Of the House. not
only by bis uniform frmness and impar,iaii-
~ tnn bu, also hy the fitness which he has mani
Tested Tor the important position ha hoids.
These friends will be of great use 10 him in
his approaching con est for, reelection. as they
The assurance that Speaker Crisp will have
nnited support from the various, clements. as
aharmony 70 TIC Democrats o: the Fifty I'd
Congress which they were far from .eni9ying g
ep,ps m s s seon so xGh ThY sa
through all Q, the important legislation. and
hasat ines threatened TO en- hnrriss the hulGy
MAJORITY 1t Is now like.y that Sneaker Crisp
will be reelected by acclLmntl on, ana that Gov.
sayers will be the man to make the necessary
motion.
Senator Stockbrilge OF Michigan is the fl 3.
Republican Senator now in Washington who
is willing to express an opinion us to wha
may be expected OF the Senate during the
cock. hugeno Hale. Eedheid Proctor. Messrs
Chandler. Cullom. Dolph. Henderson. anC
Morri II, and other Republican Senators hay,
retraincd from saving, ANYTHING for rubIica
tion on the subject. but Senator stock bridge
IN his customary, straightforward way. come,
out ana says (ho Republican Senators will
hon a caucus rs soon II suiTicicn
number, arrive in Washington. TO mai
other GnestI9ns, There is no chance for IN
wool and the various other Dcmo"ratic tart.
measures which are nov II the senate tiunnr
Committee. The disposit ion among the L..
publican Senators isto allow tho Democrat
OF the next Congress to assume tho ertir
burden nf tariff Legislation
must say" he continued. THAT don
sec how they are going to face the tuc -tinr
for the income of the Government il down to
along. and 1t cannot stand any further rc!ll,
tion OF the tariff. We are practically down I
the basis Of u revenue tariff already. ii III
single change to free wool was made it woul
reduce the revenue about S25.OUO.OOO an
would carry the income Of tho Go>ernmer
below the 70 mt OF actual expenses. Unle
these circunl stances. would ike to know ho
NJ Cleveland aud his revenue reform adviser
the duties" "'