The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-13
ing Of the facts on the journal ended the en-
tire proceeding as to the Senator refusing to

The vote on laying the PETER amend me mt OF
ne taee %ss ,neh ono tse ab Tne s
| lowing is the vote in detail:
! Yris-Messrs CaIery. Camden. carey Cnlicn. Dnys
R . RSRS fnTsR os s.'y."S Tfs
son. Mnndsrson Wits Mitchell t&i.l Murphy, Pintt
t..G % ?ss r and Mil. %'' squire v'or
ss psr, Gi,. rT nnn sS;is5 Gs
Morgan iasco. PETER. Nca'. ami walthall-iL
Tho vote having been announced. Mr.. voor-
amendment reported from tho Finance Com
What has become Of all the other amend
mcnts that have been offered p Mr.. ButIor in
ssyo r EIsH T6 Snss aSo Csen
| notices OF amendments given"
MhUrIN RSuISS 4 LONG TALK.
Mr. Martin dem knn.) then addressed the
senate. 10 expressed tho opinion that the
time had come for Democrats to get together
nnI arrive at some agreement and to see
whether they could 10 anything to relieve the
At,,5O Mr.. lcircr suggested that ther" was
Ills "oIlea9nc's speoSh to be heard The roll
was cnlcd. and "nly thirty nine SENATORS four
loss than quorum tesiiondea. The SER
tendance OF absent Senators. In ten minutes
more tue lacking four Senators presented
and Cii the r me was compi"tc. Mr. - stewart
had inadvertently straycd into the chamber.
III, u
prncipitnie retreat TO cloak room.
Mr. Martin rend tho newspaper reports OF tho
meetlng between secretary tarlisle and tn.
New York bankers at the house Of President
Williams OF the Chemical Bank. anil snid that
those reports were convincing testimony tina
the panic should he made to order and had
been manu- ncturcl expressly for the occasion.
ii mad two purposes one 70 force tho tovorn-
y to issue s9nd nnh the ether to as5n
Carlisle Of any completely in the con. piracy.
Whiie Mr. Martin was tnlking another suT.
I } .f In
at 1870. and the roll having been called
only thity-eight Senator'S responded The
Arms request the attendance Of absent Som
ators was again rcsorted to- with the desired
result.
STEWART READS , THREATENING LETTEP.
Mr. stewart read o the Senate n threatening
dated Baltimor-, Oct. II. and addressed him
Ynu are now warned not 10 put your foot on the
to,lsrsn'es aiNoasn yo9 have MIN down, FOR there
he N afS S%%' Viii ui sFs
egs TSse w"Fn,nE ~ "i NV w11 kS"S
4. s-This is no Anarchist talk. I nm an American
reading Of SUCH letters in ut the Senate could do
tors from the West and ;" had Mr.. sherman.
attention to tho note if it had not been in har..
WYony with the language OF the public press OF
Mr.. Martiip-I suppose that the letters re,
were IRON refGnie Wno had recently gone West
dare say" Mr. iioar quietly remark ed.
- expect that is the fact" said Mr.. Martin.
One Of hi. picturesque ex pressions was that
the crack Of the slave drivers whtp lad been
esen wnere Hu from 20 lot Se of coi
FLOODED Shyocks. whose prototype and ances-
tor Shakespeare had found and imm ortalIzed
CALLS OF THE SENATE.
and one at IT, 10 Ia tie tirst cali Forty
three Senators responded but only (ns to six
of them n'ter polite solicitation by the Ser
senator's responded without any such solicita-
ton. There we're present on the first call and
Vance. and Villas while those who were absent
on the first call and present on the second
Mere Senator'S Brce DSpe Geo.Es Hun.0n
and White OF Louisiana.
There was another call at 1908 the absence
By an ony
answered and the Sergeant at A rms was sent |
out to coax In four more He spScesdsd Ct the
third senator MT: HID appeared. The absen-
tees. as compared with the previous call. were
Mills. Mitchell Of Wisconsin. and, Washburn:
Those who were recorded on the Inst cali and
Martin. Vest. and Villas. None OF the Senators
from thu, silver States was recorded on any OF
these calls.
In continuation Of his areech Mr.. Martin
the question OF national banks. and
asserted that the wisest and hest thing for the
every vestiee Of the national banking system.
And the sooner that WIS done the better
Pherson inquired.
II would snbstItute for the nation banking
,urrepcy." Mr. Martin replied. gold and sill; !
would not have the treasury converted into a !
unk shop for anythinR-wheat or cotton or
he purchase Of silver bullion or the issue OF |
silver certificates or gold certificates. would !
so to tsy
ssued under the Administration OF MIR. Van
Then Mr. Martin turned his attention to the !
Democracy. and especially to Mr.. MCPHERSON. !
md recommended that senator to repent and
ieclarei that II Mr.. Cleveland had written be,
ore his election the letter, which no had re-
enty written to Coy f Hort ben the
{ Democrats had announced themselves on
me oney question ion before the election as they
harrison would be to- day the President Of the
i'n nit states by an overwhelming majority.
md forty-iou Senators answered. AT the re.
iuest OF Mr.. Plat tRep.. Conn., the names OF
len n Sra rssy baa5
oekreii. Coke, coIGSiit, cuiom. o Daniel,
Davis. Dixon. Dolph. Dubois. Gibson lexcused
Nevada: KYLE, Mitche! Of Oregon. Mitchell Of
" lScoHhlu' olOExhu, NeAcuheC several |
weeks ago. Peter. Pettigrew. Power. Pugh,
!oach SIh,onp' squire Stewart; Teller TuTGie.
OFT.
After Mr.. Martin had resumed his speech he
vas vas requested by the Vice, President not to
,orters were unable to hear him. 1t was the
bird or fourth request OF the same kind that
lad been made to him. He excused himself
Win the remark that he was trying to re-
lain his lost friends oil the New Jersey
oast."
wAREINT TO THE ABSESTEES.
After another call OF tho Senate at 20 Mr.
,oorhees said: IT is obvious. Mr.. President
hat there Is t. be q call OF he Senate every
wenty or thirty minutes. with notable alb
een1"e of certain notahiiities. opposed to this
III. The object. doubtless Is to compel the
tendance OF friends OF the bill all day while
hey nre sl"epng for night Now give notice
hat for every call that is made for a quorum
{ the senate from this time on ! shall Insist
n tho calling of the names OF the absentees,
nj to compel their attendance; II We are to
1t here all the time subject to a call every
wenty or thirty m inutes they shall do the
anne, so far as 1t Is in my power to secure It,"
In the next section of his speech Mr.. Martin
aid that he regarded the Repeal bill as so
must. that he felt justified in resortinr to