New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-25
MR.. HATCH GETS EXCITED.
ANGERED BECAUSE THE ANTIOP1IoN ELL
WAS MOI TAKEN Up.
OPPONENTS or TIE SHERMAN BoND AMEND
MEHT DETERMINED II PREVENT
fny TELEGRAPH TO TIE THinrNE.l

fBy TELEGRAPH TO TIE IElIH MI
Washington. Feb 2I.-Whcn Chairman Holman. oil
nc Appropriations Committee. this morning ",ked
the House TO nonconcur In al Of the >cna," amend
mcn;. 10 the >undry Civll bin except the one which
authorizes an -Suc Of 2 per cent bonds Mr Bland
promptly hi, feet TO object. This was suihi"h'
to s"ud the bill and amendments To the Committee
~ IL" WHOLE but Mr.. Bland was not Yet saflshed'
lie declared that there mnSt be far opportunity
for definite and amendment Of the bond provision.
and that Il, opponents woud not submit "to the iorc'
inr Of It through the Iousc In the closing ho"iS Of
the Congress, when attempts made 10 rush such
Jobs through under the whip aud spur
Mr. Holman protested that there was no such In
tenton. but that his purpose was to get the one
question before the Committee Of the Whole so that
il might receive proper consideration. lie hoprd'
therefore, that Mr.. Bland would not insist upon bis
objection this late hour when business is Ia such
backward state Mr.. Bland artly rctoried:
That Is always the plea when the Senate puts on
Jobs at The last moment"
As the natter mad been temporarily disposed
Of Mr.. Pland called Il conference OF leading Democrats
WHO are opposed 10 the bend amendment. The con
ference was held in tAc room of the Committee on
the judiciary. The popr!ety OF conseninC 10 non
concurrence in al the senate amendments was as
cuss,d. and II Informally agreed that such acon
mast not bc permitted hout all assurance that II
the senate should not rcccdc from the bond amend
mcnt fun time would hc given for debate in the
the sherman amendment, In of It's adoption. was
also discussed. II was the opinion OF Judge Cubcr-
son and some others that it repeats perhaps unwit-
tng.y the act OF May 81. ls7e. which forbids the
retirement Of grccnlack> some other matters were
also considered. ard II decided that the bond
amendment should Lc fought 10 a finish unless ma
,criaIlv amended. II WAS agreed to insist one
days debate VITA fun opportunity To onrI amend
mcuts.
The nurpOrt % the decision made known 10
Chairman Holman in the Of the afternoon aud
he expressed his willingness to accept T.. Accord
ingv lust before the House took recess al
ocloc he renewed his request for unanimous consent.
and Mr. lland and said that the opponents Of the
sherman amendment would ngrec & II IN the terms
above mentioned. But unexpected obstacle then
presented Itself. Mr. Hatch, who has been nnrIng
his wrath for three account OF the refusal Of
the House II consider the Anticipation BILL took the
DOR and delivered Incorporate speech In which he
denounced the bond amendment and iis supporters IN
the scvclc,t terms. lie declared That the Tine had
come when the House must stop IL ma neradihg
II was apparent To him that he opponents o. the
ntiUpion bill had joined hands with the nntisslver
men, and the men "Ao desire TO perpetual" the
National banking system hv slddllnc n'w Issue OF
bonds upon the country. 60 defeat the former ni'e'
which /, designed - relieve the farmers and Planters
H.. wanted the people 10 understand mat vote 10
consider tue n rmnn amendment VA, II vote against
fhr Anti option Illl. against slNFF anu 4H'"i ="
National Lauhs Mr.. Hatch became - violent mat
Mr. COMBS Of New York. called him ~ order for
impntine di,Aonoi7blc unworthy motives TO The
opronenis Of the AnOpion bin. hut Mr.. Hatch found
If dlrcu, 10 restrain himself and called upon the
friends %, that measure. stand by hm "a demanding
H. con ddrgaon before the >undry CVil I'LL.
II Is difficult 10 see what Mr.. Hatch expected 10
gain by his performance II he hhd not b"'h 100
angry hc might have iorcsccn that b" Was ihIuIIhs
IN. pros poets 81 tAe m"neur" IN vHch De- Is >"
dc.rly Interested. Want will happen II l." persists
I'm his present attitude viii be that TIE Indian bil'
which was not completed to-day. VIII be- laid inside
10 morrow and the House viii proceed In COMMITTEES
- the Whole 20 consider Ia regular order and dispose Of
the ao7 senate amendments to the >Aadry Cvil bll.
That process VIII occupy several days. ~ oil PROB
ability during which the Anti Option bill VIII have
TO wait: whereas. II Mr.. lolman's proposition had
been a,cepied the suniry Civil bIl would have
he.n sent 10 conference after on" day d'bh''
|, /. firm. Tint MIR Hatch viii have II in his power
10 make n good deal Of trunllc ~ IA" men WHO hhN'
voted with him during "a" last nlr'" days shan
follow him IN a llibuetcrinc rnld. II that should
he done IL is probable that the Committee on
Pulos would report the resolution offered 10y judge
Holman Yesterday which contains - clo-ur" pro.
vision and which would soon end nilbus"rng against
the Snndry CVil bill.
Mr. Hatch "ns abb 10 muster eig1i inr vote. -
doy against the motion 10 consider he lndlan Dill
lmi It & by no mean, probable mat 80 many mrn-
hers would array theU-"N's under ihe rliDth'erlhB
banner II Ir should raisc It,