Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-25

WASHINGTON, D. c., September "a
The Senate will again this week prove
its claim to be called q deliberative
body. The week will be given up en-
tirely to speech making, unless the IN
expected should happen. The agree
ment for sessions beginning at IL and
closing at 6, announced by Mr.. Vor-
hses Friday, will take effect tomorrow,
and Is to continue during the entire
week, II 10 longer.
lis understood that while this truce
remains there is to be no effort, as on
Thursday, to force a vcIs on the repeal
bin bv sudden tactics. To view Of this
circumstance and Of the additional fact
that she silver men are still resolgte,
there IS no chance for a material change
Of programme, unless it should come
through q compromise.
There IS q small storm cloud In the
horizon IN the shape Of Senator Stew
arts resolution concerning the duties
OF various branches OF the government.
II is understood 20 be she intention OF
the Nevada Senator to aTraign the Pres
ident for his alleged interference with
Conversational duties. Other Senators
have iDtlmated during the present ses-
sion that they had opinions upon this
question. II they should desire 20 eX-
press themselves more fully than they
have done Stewards resolution will az
some sharp reiOinders. At any rate it
will be sure 70 Introduce into the pro-
ceedings and to relieve them somewhat
OF the monotOny which might other
wise prevail.
There will also probably be other reso-
lutions up for debate for the first hour
or two OF she daily sessions 81 different
times during the week The rules call
for consideration Of the Wilson bill 81 l
o'clock II not before, so there will be
daily talk OF at least five hours upon
that theme during the week. Mr. Bate,
OF Tennessee, has given notice Of his In
tion 10 speak tomorrow, and Mr.. Dub
ers has said be would speak Tuesday,
and Mr.. Pasco on Wednesday. Mr..
Dubers will IN 81 probability give way
10 Senator Perkins and vii. not speak
until later.
Mr.. PascO will probably advocate re-
peal, while Mr. Bate will oppose It, and
Mr.. Perkins will suggest q compromise
looking 20 the coinage OF she American
product OF silver With duty upon for
eign silver.
The remaining days Of the week and
the unoccupled portion OF the nrst
Nm Al
vided for Senator Jones, Of Nevada,
to speak during the week, and IL Is IN
derstood that when he takes the hoor
be will keep 10 for two or three days
THE HOUSE
will devote its entire attention for the
coming week, excepting tomorrow, 70
the Tucker bill for the repeal Of the
federal election laws. The debate will
run according, and the special order
adopted on Friday throughout this
week and next and until Tuesday, Oc-
tober 9, Of the week following.
Mr.. Tucker, OF Virginia, will have
charge Of the debate on the Democratic
side, and Mr.. Johnson, North Dakota,
OF the Republican side. Il Is probable
that the debate will be OF an exceeding
fy lively character. The reeonstruc-
tion period will be lived over again, and
the Tammany and John 5. Davenport
willcut prominent figure.
Tomorrow is District OF Columbia
Day, but no bill relating TO the district
is on the calendar, aud the probabilities
are that day will be consumed with
further consideration Of the printing,
but which was unanimously set for
Thursday.