The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-07
M LIMIT TO THE DEBATE.
.uyER SENATORS TO BE ALLOWED
IN TALK UNTIL THEY ARE TIRED.

H.
IN TALK UNTIL THEY ARE TIRED.
Il ..,,tor voorhees, withdrnws His Motion
,o- th. senate to Meet at II o'cioek-The
r.,,.v or Coercion Changed on tho Ad-
Ito, Of secretary Carlisle aud the Demo-
.-,,ie Leaders Senator Stewart Con-
.,,ps- Another Day snd His Speech IL
>otTet Euded-Scnator Morgau's Reso-
,,,,op for the Appointment OF Financial
Commission Discussed In the Morning
s...Iou-A Vote Taken that May Bo Con-
.,a.red ns Test Vote on the Repeal Bin.
WARRINGTON. Sept G.--Senator Voorhees, wns
.ompelled to-day to withdraw for the present
,Is resolution providing for the daily m Getting
., tho Senate at IL instead OF II o'clock. He
Ala this upon the advice Of Secretary Carlisle
and leaders OF the Senate. who think there Is
nothing to be gained by saving one hours
time each day at the expense Of party fight.
and perhaps q disastrous one. on the
eoc. OF the chamber. Indeed. Mr.. yoor-
h.ss would probably never have made
his ERA OF real business" speech last
saturday and presented his IL o'clock
,ssolution yesterday had he consulted with
those OF his Democratic colleagues, who are
.lilled parliam entarians. and who know by
long experience how difficult it Is to force
United States Senators to do anything in q
hurry Tho Republican Senators in 1890 and
1901 attem pied to coerce the Democrat into
syote on the Force bill. They were defeated
BY the Democrats. who. under the imm ediate
lead OF Senators German and Faulkner. pre-
vented q vote without making them selves liza
bio to the charge Of flibustering. They acted
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pa,e ', as 80. ~ n,s., Az y. oens ~
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f"s'Anoi anu ,no up"',i"uien'Af-
sas ie.oenso .no ;s,, VI =, ."o i'ien
uuv 20 an"nss Saw AZ a,ien. ,eEnu
tas unwlse 10 accuse senators OF rilpustering
who are debating question in apparent good
faith. Thereiore they are not in sympathy
being raised about the ears Of the
day one hour earlier than usual, they
say. means nothing at all in the way OF speedi-
ly reaching vote. 1t sounds well to talk
about rushing things. but in their opinion
vote can be reached much more promptly and
SATISFACTORILY 70 lhe cause Vi repenl oy anow
Ing the silver senators to talk without oblec-
,.,a.,,.n. =, .H. 49,. 80. Az sna.a,
ih'ehtions. III INC mean 'ine tue pressure
upon the Democratic Senators who are not en-
thusiastic for repeal can be continued and the
.nI, n tho 49,, not ,,,do TOO nnhiic hv no
sp". ~ . wy oal', ne. naue wv puo''o " 'e
pcated votes In the Senate chamber.
The effect OF the policy OF Diplomacy as op-
,osadtotbot y, oo.roion IA eli .hown Nv ~.
p'seu " ,''"S Vi e'erc'on 10 "en SHOWN w 'he
change that has taken place In the attitude OF
the Dem ocratio side of the chamber since the
cnrtost ,or ron..l ha,.n Som. d.,. ho,or.
'ou'e'' AZ iepoo' o's""' ''o'n' u"'n poioie
the vote was taken In tho House The SUN de-
spatches contained the result Of a canvass Of
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