The sun., 1893-10-29
THE LONG FIGHT ENDED.
,,xooyDITIoNAL REPEAL CERTAIN
TO BE ADOPTED BIZ
MONDAY NIGHT.

.ao,,ed-Tho Repeal bii out OF Com
u,,,,o and Reported to the Sennte-Mr
y..rh,,, Announces that He VIII Ash
,, vote ut eP. NJ. on Monday-senator
xv,,cott Lectures Republican Senators
p.,ertiur Their Friends In the Silver
,.. and Int,mates that tho Senator,
= T,o.e state. WIN Not Aid the r..
.,o,,. when tho Tariff Bill and the
Mi, ,o Repeal tho Federal Election Laws
rou. Before the Sennte-Senator Sher-
., rru,. tho Necessity of Authorizing
,,, r-.ue of Bonds TO Mnintaiu tho Gold
Reserve. md Denie. that such Author
,,v Sow ExIstr-Senntor German Reviews
,,o Lang struggle. and Declares TINT the
,,.,,r ,or Weeks Becan,e Necessary In
ors.r TO Convert Enough Men to Hepsa,
w,su,ye7oy. Oct. 2S.-Unleas the unex.
..,,.b bappens tho Wilson bill providing for
ths repeal OF the purchasing clause Of tho
Shorma, art which PASSED the House OF Rep
,.,.ntatiyes lust two mon hs ago to-day, will
r..s the Senate on Monday noXt. amended by
The addition OF the section reported bv Chair
van voorhees, OF the Finance Committee con-
taninp declaration In favor OF hi
m.tallism. Tho decks were cleared for
.ction to-day after several hours OF In
tsn.ely interesting debate and votes upon
nroposed amendments offered by various
Senators. Before Adjournment Mr. Noor-
hees announced that the amendments having
been put behind them' ne "ouiu eNpec' 'he
senate to come to hnnl wore at oelock on
Monday He will probably not De d'sapp"int-
Cd. e1cept that the vote WIN not come 30 early
IN the day MS he hopes. IL VIII Do o or possibly
6o'niock before every sena'or VINO IS amoi-
tious 10 say WORT heiore the emu comes
can he persuaded into s''ehce nno 'he Toll
called for the last time.
When the Senate adlonrnen to-day almost
every amendment that any senator 's inter-
ssted in had teen voted upon ana every one
rejected by a fair-sized majority. lhere VIII
be some desnltory speeciimaking on honuay
and perhaps an unimportant vote OF Two De-
fore the main question is put. but the fight Is
ended. tho battle won. and unconditional re-
peal is victorious. Senator Jones OF Nevada
will speak Tor an hour or so on Monday. and
his colleague. Mr.. Stewart ana lew others
may wish to add parting word before they
give up tho hght Tor good. interest in the
long struggle Is on the wane. however. Tor II Is
certain now that nothing can change tile re-
suit
The day In the Senate Was lively and in
teresting one. much the samo AS that IN the
House OF Representatives nine weeks ago TO-
day. whom tho two weeks debate over the Re-
pcal bill came to an end In such an eloquent
burst OF oratory. The satno great crowd was
on hand to-day. eager to hear every word
spoken. and the same interest was taken By
the Senators and members OF the House. who
occupied every seat OF available room in the
chamber. Senator Wocott OF Colorado. who
more nearly approaches the ideal orator than
any man now in the Senate. started the ball
rolling by pronouncing the second valsdictory
on silver on behalf OF his constituents In the
Centennial State. Mr.. Wolcott was as elo-
quent. as sarcastic. and as witty to-day as
whom n fow weeks ago he stood In the
same place In tho Senate eni spoke his
eaiutatory at time when MS heart beat high
With -ths -hopa- Of snocess.-. He. did not part
company Win the suo)ect until he had OK
pressed MS indignat'on toward the Southern
Demoefats anu Eastern Republicans who
had deserted the Senators from the silver
states In their hour OF need. He sneered at
senator Hill Tor proposing closure. when he
knew that closure could not be seriously con-
bidered III tho Senate: and announced in no
uncertain words that the votes OF the Republi-
ran senators from the silver States would not
De iorthcomlng when the Republican party in
'he oenate ealied 'or them next winte- to de-
ac' iestsiat'on on 'he suoJect Oh tho tariH ana
me repeal OF inc feoeral Elections laws.
Hr' "oico'ts B speech attracted WIDE atten-
non ana was httinR supplement TO the sor-
o"'u' euiogy Oh SILVER uellVered by ms col
oasue. nj !eher. lust pe'ofe adjournment
yesterday. DIR. "oIcott spoke win all the |
'o"er' e'oluenee' ana earhestness at MS com
manu- anu ueeP'' no'eu the oenate' ne stirreu |