New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-13

verently s,rayed into the chamber, but finding out
how matters stood. he made precpitate retreat
u cloakroom.
THREATENING LETTERS ~ 10TH SIDES.
Mr. Stewart later on read TO the Senate threat
ening letter which he had just received. IL was
dated Baltimore. October H. and says:
You are warned not 10 put your 1907 on
the toler's neck. although you have him down; for
there might be something drop between your ieet
(here there Is a rude figure Of an exploding homo)
that will surely explode. Take warning.
by who knows.
MIR. Joseph c. S Blackburn will also take warn
Ing.
''P s This is no Anarchist talk. I am an Ameri-
can born"
Mr.. Hoar suggested in all courtesy. that the
reading OF such letters In the Senate could %
no good He had had three four such letters
from the West and so had Mr. Sherman
Mr. Stewart said he would rot have called
attention to the note il it had not been in har-
mony with the language of the public press Of
New-York
Mr.. Martini suppose the letters received by the
Senator from Massachusetts were fiom people who
had recently gone West from Massachusetts,
IL dare say" Mr. Hoar quietly remarked.
81 expect that Is the fact" said Mr. Martin. ana
then he went with his speech. one oil MI
Martins picturesque expressions was that the
crack of the save-drivers whip had been trans
ferred from South Carolina to New-iork ana los
ton where it came from a lot OF cold-booded Shy-
locks whose prototype and ancestor Shakespeare
had found and immortazed.
Others were: II never knew one OF your great
fnanciers TO know enough TO last over night
never knew OF them 10 make n prophecy that
proved true, except 1t was OF the character anu
kind now under delberation where they have de-
liberatey gone to work. and by bold. bad crimi-
nal conspiracy brought about the conditions or
ANYTHING about the politics of this paper do not
know that anybody else does. am told that II Is
sort Of Muewump-neither fish nor flesh nor good
smoked herring.
Mr. Harris dem. TENN interrupted Mr.. Martin
with parliamentary suggestion to the effect that
a motion should have been made TO dispense with
further proceedings under one of the former calls
Mr. Faulkner, who was temporarily occupying inc
chair said that the motion would be made to APP
pear on the journal as suggested by the senator
from Massachusetts.
Senator from where" Mr.. Harris almost nerceiy
asked as he moved toward his chair. And Mr
Faulkner made the necessary correction OF his
statement.
Then Mr.. Martin turned his attention to the
Democracy, especially 10 Mr.. Mcpherson ana
recommended that Senator TO repent ana De pap
TIED and receive the Holy Ghost" He declared
that II Mr. Cleveland had written before his cleo
ton the letter which he had recently written 10
Governor Northen, the Democratic party would
not have been In It," and that II Democrats h'u
announced themselves on the money question be-
fore the election as they had done within the last
sixty days benjamin Harrison would be to-day
President of the United States By an overwhelming
majority.
ME-. VOORHEES, THREATENS RETALIATION.
After a call OF the Senate at 60 Mr. voorhees,
said: ct Is obvious. Mr.. President. that there -
TO be n call of the Senate every twenty or thirty
minutes, with "A notable absence OF certain h''a-
bilities opposed TO this bill. The object doubtlesS
is 10 compel the attendance of friends OF the 'blii
all dav while they sleeping for night Now
give notice that for every call that Is made Tor
quorum OF the Senate from this time on. | Shall
insist on the calling OF the names OF the an
sentees. and then compel their attendance. IL We
are 70 sit here all the time subject to call every
twenty or thirty minutes they shall do the sane
so far as II Is I'm my power 10 secure H.
Mr. Martin apoogized for having allowed hiH-
self IN he diverted from the logical order OF his
arcument and said that he would return TO II. ana
proceed I'm a quiet orderly and methodical way TOT
the next ten hours. Uaughter) lie asked "hat
a 6O-cent dollar was. and was answered uy an
Palmer Dem, HI that It Was silver doiiaf VI
A2is grains. ,,
air NJ ,rIumph Il expected such an answer from
the venerable and distinguished father IN lsraei
daughterj. for I looked In his direction "h'"
asked tho question. There Is no such thins M
s0-cent dollar. thee never was ana 'hete h'N''
will be A dollar is dollar because OF It's usaDIIly'
ana because IL has the purchasing power or u"
cents I'm every corner OF the American Ihoh.
Mr. Martin took his seat nj p. m, remarKihs
that he felt pretty we'll exhausted. ana 'hat ne
hoped 10 have opportunity OF a'hihs SUI"
further remarks as his judgment might dictate
Mr. Morgan Dem. Ala) gave notice OF an aihehn
ment which he would oncr TO the Repeal oll'' ana
which. he said. had been prepared by his COLLEAGUE
IN the House of Representatives. Mr.. Turpin inc
amendment provides FOR the coinage OF slah'"In
silver dollars at the existing ratio makes 'h'm
and all silver dollars OF equal weight ana inen's''
already coined legal tender except where DINER
.,se snula,ed in tho contract. directs the purchase
NJ silver bullion and It's coinage into standard SILVER
dollars TO an equal amount monthly ana yearly
with the rold coined In the same time. ana pr"
v,dcs that the bullion 80 purchased tat Inv
market yalue) shall be paid for In standard SILL
yer dollars. -, a.,
Mr.. Teller Rep.. cob then. at Alb TOOK me
a. ,d ,roceeded with a speech against the
bin which he began last week