New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-19

man said that OF appropriations conId be re-
duccd By refusing open the rivers and haroors' 10
open ship canal TO Buffalo, or to Increase the 1h's
int he did not understand that as economy II was
parslmcny. 1t not what he understood his o"r's
| 10 he for.
Mr. Villas repied 10 Mr. German. lie was afraid
that the senator from Maryland had recognized That
| the course Of the discussion In which he nal IN
duged seemed to he gratifying TO their pouchi
enemies than To their political friends. There was
not one word in whit he had said that even 80 much
as put An index finger the direction 10 which tile
| senator's argument leading. The Democranc
party could not perform in this Congress its great
mission Of deiverance Of the labor OF the country
from the chains Of scrvtude placed upon IL Dnt
IL had something to do. iut lis representatives
@ end unless they could together, sus ,G
address the people In the election. II they were
disagree me people would ,, sai y Non '"c cam
not stand. either In our confidence or ON secure h
foundation. The Senator had lid .hat q, ,n .ne
would he great danger Of parayzng industries TOT
building ships. That was as much a. 10 Say tnat, II
tGay would be parayzcd What that r Villas
asked but boun'y-a system which had been d e,
nounced by tho Democratic party rom one ehu VI
lhe country to the other . ,,,. ... ,;.,,,,
Mr. German suggested that Mr.. Villas was putting
to sidpyards. ,..,,o D,
Mr.. German. but SiilU tnhI uHt WIS w,
probation which the enemies OF the Democratic party
would put upon what the senator had said.
At the close of the discussion between Messrs
German and Villas which attracted much attention.
the was taken the Senate amcndment ana
IL was agreed to: yeas 30. nays 10, az follows;
Yeas essrs. Aldrich, Allison, Blackouril' Duler
Casey Chandler. Cullom. Davis. Dawes D0pn, punols
FELTON, FRYE. Gallnger German. Hale. iiahsnroueh'
Hawley Higgins, IIiscOck, Mandcrson Mitchell MOT
gan Paddock. Proctor. Ransom. Sandcr sawyer
ehonp Stanford Stockbridge Weller aud Washblrn-33
Nays-Mcssrs. Berry. Blodgett. Cockreli COKE tray
Hill Jones (Ark. Kyle. Mcpherson, MINIS faliheF
Pasco, PETER Pugh, Turpie, Nilas voorhees, ana
Walthall-l-. .
Mr. Teller offered an amendment approprating
$4,000 for the purchase Of one = lnch 3oFaiIpt'
High power steel rifle; and $4,000 Tor making tflh
tests Of three or more rapid fire. twisted lp1undcr
brccch loading rihed guns. and an equal nnhlncr o
3poundcrs and 32-pounderS; and II was agreed to-
without discussion or division.
Mr. IIawlcy stated In connection with MI Teller
amendment that his name had been connected IN
some paper paragraphs with the patents and win
having an interest I'm them. He did not know now
valuable those patents But he had never r.
crivcd any advantage from them nor should he DO
So under any possibility, because whatever interest
he might have IN them he had entirely released
to the Government by a paper filed In the Navy
Dcpar;mn
Mr. Henderson offered nm amendment appropH1ting
900 900 for the purchase Of torpcdoes' ana IL
agreed TO.
The hill was then reported from tho Committee Of
the Whole - the Senate The amendments were
all agreed TO- and the bill passed. without a
division.
The Senate at . 80 adjourned TIL tomorrow.