New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31

proverb which FITS the case: 1t is a waste OF Iather
Der which was rebu ked by the Vice PTesi den
Mr. Carey returned TO the charg na,s re as he had
tried 10 keep within the bounds Of proprety. he
laid no claims In oratory; ana hau nenJ MI, b was
deliyerng an address. Gaughter) He was not
ambitious to occupy the positloh ., r ~ use
language with view Of ANNOYING MN or OF EN-.
barrassng the Senate The trouble WIN me SrnaI ,
ATTEMPTED to interfere with the affairs Of the
people Of Wyoming instead OF Ioo nbo as more
responsible for the ghost dance than the Ssha
tor from Colorado and ne knew op 'a, of Colorado
against him He had in his desk letter ter IRON rom
If he dared to vote against the free ana uniinned
coinage OF silver all the money ahh I"u w. nr %.
now and in the to do believed
10 be right. and he never Intended 10 go @ nv
other proposition. In this connection Mr. AIRY
went on quote from magazine art H,a nsSf bad
H Voted ' against the Force bill in order TO get votes
from Southern Democratic senators against '"'
Repeal bill
Mr. HARRIS CHARGES FALsEHooD'
He was interrupted by Mr.. Harris Dem lefh'
who. in his usual solemn and impressive man
ncr branded the statement AZ an utter ialsc'oOu'
AR Carey denied making the statement.
Pint the Senator quoted IT," Mr.. Harris re-
sulned and it is that statement when of~'u "S
an utter fasehood -,
Mr.. Care. in closing his remarks. spoke al MI
Wolcotts ausion to him in his speech u '"s'
Saturday as unjustihed and dishonoTaOic
Mr. Butler DEM S. ca suggested that MI
Henderson should rise TO a question OF ofdeF "'S
ne had done on two or three previous OCCASIONS
during the debatc) but Mr. Henderson leit ire
matter in Mr. Buffers hands and the latter 'oon
no further notice OF 1t. ,
Mr. Washburn Giep, Mimi came 10 the "''e"0
NJ Mr. Carey and said that he had never peeh
al
FOR or' he Repcal bill lie had merely inferred IL
from his remarks in conversation ana NJ H. -,
rretted that he had thoughuess!y SAID al! ''''s
Wr. Teller rep Col) took M the Madame an,
ar;i'ie which Mr Carey had quoted from ana
said that Mr. Careys pie2 nat Ne haM Win
Wyoinlng justice Of the peace - alone inc e,or
d,cicd by Senators on both sides OF c
and ye, h. INTENDED as e nerSsG Gcnoa a he
statement tia, there had been any "icn , t.ai 90
Arrangement or undersaniing d,''i f,rt There
v.as no truth in the statement. and. Ia ha JUGS
ment the Senator from Wyoming k"e" 'h"' wiz"
e Mr DUBOIS Tep. ilaho in brief I, TlesinS
sttven ont that sore hostile action on the tariiI
question might b. expected ir1m ,"t ppr"voca
30, as great 10 resort 10 the vendetta IN poi
,ics in1sm,ch as the silver men had teen staborl
Y.rreJ to hold TO Ms convictions on other qH's-
tons and let the silver question SIAM ~ by rs
az tne 10 ,hc ssnate and the Vlc,Pres mt an
nounccd that the voorhees, bin was BEFORE ''e ''"
40 ard nren 10 amendment =,
ID Nfr. Pasco GDcm. fla immelil,ely novel TO
take up the amendment CT VIII .i ng of hr~e 10
establish p ratio between gold ana snN'r - ,,.r.
first day Of January nh RICK re M' h. h secretary
Of the Treasury and to be legal trhlrt, i ,n
amendment. Mr. p4sco sali waS ''y ~, 1917 ~ Il.
l.ss there was another Amendment 10 It',"'' -
STEWART OFFERS Az AMrHDMENT
entering the Senate drom the lobby in me rear OF
,h ,r.sidi,g officers desk said amid laughter.
81 have another amendment" He proposcn an
amendment reducing the amount OF gold IN thc
coinage y per cent. so that the amount "i F'i'
IN tho standard dollar should be l'D grams I'M ,
amendment was ncgatived without olFlS'o"' "''
then Mr. Pasros amendment for commission -
establish a new silver ratio was rejected by 'o''
OF ~ a..
In a brief in;er!ude Mr.. Gray Dem. Del'' ii"'"
tho Committee on Foreign Relations reported uF
House bill amending the Geary Chinese Restriction
''Wwr Perkins REP. CaD asked Tint the hiil bs
,,,ic me ancclll order for Weinrf.ny ncN'. NV
objection by r 9ar .a 5 sto1a Of thus
haS;ilv If was sent to the calendar "h"I' IL ca"
be LeaSner - asain saI that the voorhees,
hill was before the senate AMI open - l.,
but the expectation OF speedy vote WIS "e''
Mr. Jones (Rep. New. expressing h, -, eS NM
eence Of the senate. said he would proc"'u ~ ia,
Iv as possbie TO conclude the arSufrnt, ~ 10,
Ne characterized the gold interest az IN Moioci,
which would sacrifice million Oh me- .,io The
Wise as coming back from Cartaasc anu e,I la
afsrward closing eyery spG'G" TSIs was because
CATO knew that II Rom ala not destroy Carthage,
Carthage would destroy Rome - ,nr cdp,d sian
tho I'nited states dd not destroy the BOih S''"'
d d,s i, would destroy them ,oo,
dn AR go Mr. Harris Dem Tenn asked Mr. Jones
emit m
iourn now and to finish his speech to-mofrowJ then
suggestion was agreenoiHh The 10 senate adjourn iii TO-
morrow at ii O'Clock IL SPOKE Of ~. wi ,bs
OF roccecPnss 81 he last fortnight arpeir as OF the
ineIslstive day OF Tuesday. October H.
PETER SHOWS TIP THE IHrAMY.'
The suggestion was made by Mr.. Morrill, u'ep'
va that an hour tomorrow u p M h. hxeH io'
tho final vote: but Mr.. Harris. while asserting "'s
readiness 10 end the matter at any moment Wo"u
not agree to this a plea was mace by ME' 'o"'
hees that the final should he taken before
,,o.,r,,,or, and finally Mr. Harris withdrew his
motion and Mr. Jones proceeded with his speech
He asserted that the result OF the passage OF 'h'
bending measure would be TO ich from the ''o'''
a portion OF his poor reward. anu mus 10 'u'" ,'''
blessings Of material progress into curse '"''
! was but the beginning OF the ngnt. Those VINO wer,
.aainst the constantly increasing value OF IN" UNI
of money proposed to go before the American l iI
ri. and see 10 II that every woman ana chilG
i ~ the Tinted states should understand the full
meaning OF what the Senate intended 10 40 'ouhy
They might be few In number Che doubted thhai,
hut he would show the friends OF the hcpeai on
that though there are lords In the Lowmnds ther'
Mr. pcffcr (Pop Kan). saving that he desired
10 occupy only fifteen minutes proceeded TO sho"
up what he called the GROWING infarny Of TINS
century" +, , a,o.t,, 20.
Mr. Harris d)em Tenn,. in a few closing re-
marks said he had been described the oth"r dhy
b bv the Senator from Indiana cMr. Noofhees) as De
ing as weak AZ any man couli De "Aeept LOT n'''
allies He admitted IT, lie had allies in the Stat'
which he I'm part represented. But he wanted tt
stntn To- the Senator from Indiana and to the RESI-
Of the world Qaughter) that the time would never
come when he lAlr Harris would desert the con
yictlons OF a lifetime in order 10 obtain allies II
the camp Of the enemy: -, a., a. . -,
Mr. Stewart Otep., New took tho floor to make
a few remarks He opened with the quotation
s.Tbe die IS cast" and followed IL by saying tina
the surreptitious and fraudulent act OF 1873, de
monetIzing silver, ratified and confirmed; tina
the gold ring was victorious ana that the Trojan
horsc was within the walls. But the betraya
and CAPTURE Of the White House and OF the tw,
Houses OF Congress not the end Of the war
let the vote be taken. Let the deed be done. Lee
the object lesson be given. We will abide the re
suit" -,o , 81, . -.
President stated that II no further amendment!
would be al