Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-03

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,Mas k,,cH III ule ulii'eI Sla'es selhle
.,,,iinI w I'm "'"I 81 eioturv H.snt ue
npplltu 10 l0t'e me senate 10 vote on
,ne repeal uil,i lIr warning was given
py senator voorhees, Or Indiana ana
'aule IN lhc FORM OF u houce rom NE
Shhrihln OF ny hnhn'e c'hlmillre lhol
ne Wunlh' on honuhy next ask the SER
nle 10 CONSIDER . motion 10 begln daily
sessions az O'Clock a. NJ instead OF
X, noon II have a sort OF 6ld.tashioued
idea said the SENATOR IN giving the
notice, that we should always submit
TO the Will OF the majority, aud for
thnt reason ] VIII ask for vote OF the
senate on tliis PROPOSITION.
instantly the silver senators construed
this into meaning that early meetings
ana long sessions would be The rule, and
that when tho speeches Of the opposition
were exhausted, the demand for a vote
would be made, and II necessary an up
peal TO q cloturc rule be made As a
result of this warning the silver senator's
have held hurried conference and their
plan Of action was to always have men
prepared for a speech so that there may
be no dangerous interval In the debate
similar to that Of yesterday afternoon.
When the senate met Mr.. Palmer.
Democrat, Of Illinois submitted a Joint
resolution proposing an amendment 10
the constitution OF the United State,
providing for the election Of senator's
by a direct vote of the people, This
resolution. together with one ON Ihe
same subject heretofore submitted by
Mr.. Mitchell, Republican Of Oregon.
which was on The table. was referred 10
the committee on privileges nud elections.
At the conclusion OF the morning buai.
moss Mr.. Voorhees,. Democrat, oil Indi-
ana, asked that the repeal bill be laid
aside temporarily IN order that Mr. Doph
might proceed with some remarks he de-
sired to submit upon another subject.
He said he did this more readily when
he reflected that the bll had really hnsn
before the senate out three days. Next
In he trusted progress wonid he made
from hour 10 hour. He fph warranted
IN taking this course TO-DAY nasn,nc, iL e
was not advised that gnvboIv Jcsirn,l
TO speak upon the hill After Mr.. Doinh
should have concluded no voriJ ba ,,inJ
II other senators were rendy in On any
IL not he would Indicate nj tbnt dina
What ln desired.
Mr. Hale Republican. of Maine. sug.
gested In view Of what haj haen sSil
by Mr.. Voorhees,. ,vbether Ia 1id Nv
think IL would be advisable eitber ,non
Monday or Tuesday of naxt ,,.,tt ~ W.
the senate 10 commence Ia sn.siN,, ~
II o'clock. lie knew tbe senStnr fro ~,
llulunn, tNlr. NnOrhanSl had ,xt,r,....,,i
himself as very desir,us nf Tx, So, fs.'
ward debate If tbe senate MAJ W,
o'clock instead Of the INV h h,G1 u, ~
snmcd by speech there woniI Vn ,,.
or three speeches. "'u'u DC Two
Mr.. Voorhees,. Demoerat. 81 oa,o ,,,,i,.
now that on Aloudny / u.;u . & w. N'.lce
the sense Of thc sennt. on , 1sN ,o l9Ae
Of meeting at II a'cln,s' Ine question
notice IN order liar sene; Eve mat
silcr 1t. I have an oId may e@n-
OF ihp will ~ ~ inNthohed idea
except through nleiori9, Vef'rol matters
NJ. Hale RepnSlinan 40 M senate r
very clad 70 hear tbn s ca Name; Il an
noilee.' Wv '''''''r s'fe that
Mr.. Dolph reviewed In ao,,n 49,.
jcct and conditions wlgeh u lhs sub
mind. therN ,,as 10y act In his
stltutonal power Of tbe he gov ., ine eon,
exclude undesirable immIer1tion :"
ZION that canGot clear he borders ii, : ~ ng
hostile alien elem,nt i not a nStion vi OIL :
tuli national prerogatlves and sieh4s y"
ished business was laid hefnr, unnn'
ate and on motion feh,noroeii. w sen