The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-12

| ,ME, Dubols-l tnank the senator for his Kind
alu .bo to myself BHt he knows as well as
this floor who have mads study of this sub E
Senator rom Woo eso e Tse hef Ss.
not made his speech on this question at ali
torsJ He has made discursivo speeches but
not contiguous snecch. The Senator from,
NsSada M bos Jon NJ has rot spoken at all
made on your side as on ours.
Mr. No9rhces,Can not get my young and
time for yoteS wan f be Very Sps rSd he
would make u suggestion o! how much. or
AFTER u pauscl There viii no no DAY named
fortaking avote; Ifthere could be day named.
/ on this side or tho other side OF the chnmb
! We would he able to come 10 an understanding
10. pnie and simnis nsaast essistls On s' that
" but the Senator 70 ro% Ta shos
Ihey. have hecn resorted to hun dreds OF tines
ga. sls II ts sS hi az s @
the SKY IN th lS mornning' - 49,
friends OF silver. passed the Senate at 6 o'clock
The senator from Idaho says that what is
proposed Is unjust and inhuman. Well. nm
hn %oa s %. o sSs
window. as Uncle Toby did. But al am ii here ere
s charge With great eat duty Of legislation
rules under which could do So 0 AND I'd now we We
we are young men or old men. Of testing our
physical endurance, This episode in our his
body. / am ready at the proper tIme--not in a
heated struggle like the present-to vote for
ssn be BY rea ws ass e tS
icTs ,, the An. American GeoSls end tie world.
which to conclude discussion and reach n vote
rules more reasonable. more sensible. and
terine now. ! stand here asking the opponents
OF this bill whether vh ne, they will name any day for
f. to stopS would rather bs carried from
eyer in my home in Terre Hnute than yield
the :, right Of the MAJORITY to govern"
N NC eon Tlus,Gant MT. voorhees, SAID;
would not injure the minority. But lpassion-
hs ha ns ASw sss
the minority or shall it be the ma iorty II the
day when the minority viii say It Is rsaiy to
vote will Submit to il. gladly. willingly. The
ment at MI or not. The question comes
whether that vicious principle-the most vic
shall govern the many Shall prevaii. W have ave-
stood throughout my. life. which has
been very tie la H~ S nd has
Lawn that Should be Saseiy a saS
stand not here talk ing OF compromise good |
q eal has been talked about com promise during |
haHs snS GSe IN hs There
ton. and IL at tn" end We have to go down. [ |
,il go down wa. with my flag nailed to the mast
principle TINT, the minority. has the right to
dictate it, b it. VII be done by Others not BY ne
IoTity ought to govern It Is the rule Of our
government IS on my side Of this question.
The spirit Of liberty. regulated by law. is that
o a. w1 esPs1 fer the
The minority. shall govern. 1 feel that we
nave sw:rt beyond the magnitude of the mere
higher question OF whether this body shall be
,overned by the majority or whether the mi
,orlty sh th dictate shall the many govern
Mr.: Voorhees, spoke with great earnestness
Mr.. Harris Dem. TENN said that certainly
'rality Of. kindness on the part OF the Senator
I gave him quite as much pleasure to say that
the Senator from Indiana had been the
ure ACTION earlier, than action might
ONE. It Was now long after the usual
ay for, himself. ana he knew. that he
DICED the sentiments Of several Senators
n his aid, side Of TIE chamber who: Ike him;
indiana desired the Senate to sit on. he (Mr.
Tor would he vote for an ad document as long
8 the Senstor from Indiana was prepared to
dded. We viii stay with YOU laughter p
am not G ants as Gonag as was forty
81 every time; That is ali care to say" '''
Mr. butler Dem: s, c. said that like tho
snatcr from indiana Of any iseraIt asu wa amt
kin q, T or untairness in the conduct, of q
lpable. OF Injustice or uniairness or
a. ant OF generosity to anybody. But when
s na% ah r.. SAID that the
neither the Senate was capable of sell, govern S
ent he had gone one stop beyond the issue. 8
q, ti9npt repeal N Of the sherman law He AZ
eement Of the measure as would leave no :,
Mr.; Doiph IRer.. Ore, reminded Democratic 8
,ree bill and he Quoted extonsvels rom the
en- conficted with the position which they hey a
sumed now against the right Of obstruction. u
secured !: but said that. 1T should pc demon b
he hs
should go home. He was not going to stay !,
the senate chamber to take part in farce. | q
all Ruch proceedings hnd turned out to be II
ring his ten years OF service "
rhe episode introducing the continuous Sos Il
IN closed here. and Mr. Allen tPon. Neb. re- "
med the floor and proceeded with his argu- q
ant III
Mr. Aliens speech had the effect to deplete
Q Senate rapidly. and to- such an extent that
!. Dubois. at S:15. called attention to the ab-
nee. of a quorum. and tho roll was called. At
st the silver Republican Senators failed to M
swer. but. seeing that Senators came flock. II,
, into the chamherin numbers that assured -,
quorum. they stood up and responded to III
Dir names. The result was the attendance in
Senators. an
Excuses were made for tho absence OF Mr. at
erman and Mr.. Mitchell OF Oregon on ac- pr
int Of illness in their families and for W,
ssrs. Wilson rep. la J, Coquitt Dem GA iii
rrlll tRep,. VII and Gibson Dem. Md. on III
cunt Of physical disability. II,
hen Mr.. Allen again took up the thread OF no
argument He received very little atten- Nj,
3 supplied by the interest with which he an
2 heard by the people IN the galleries. which bu
Diplomatic Gallery was well filled. the "'
xican Minister. Senior Romero. with his w
a and nj frianda yipsx . ="