New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
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ocratic marty TO serve the country was for Con-
gress to adjourn go home and leave the puohc
business. The Democratic party had everything ~
lose and nothing to gain by an adjournment anu
the Republican party had everything 10 gam an.
nothing to lose by It, Mr.. Dolph Rep, Ore) anu
Afr Harris dem. TENN also opposed adjourn
ment +,
Mr.. Cockrell said that he heartily concurred IN
what had been said. but 1t was not worth ""he
talking about 1t when they all knew that quoru i'
could not be kept in either house.
Brief arguments against the resolution were n'''oe
by Mr.. Cali Dem. Flao ana MI berry V'e"'''
| Ark.
Mr. GRAY Dem. DELI intimated that an attempt
TO continue the session would be an idle parade
of zeal The purpose for which Congress nad peeh
called In extra session was now behind them. anu
after the strain of the last three months Senators
wanted an opportunity to attend to their private
business.
Mr. Mills Dem Tex) and Mr.. blackburn
Dem Ky) favored the resolution and MI Alien
Pop Neb) and Mr.. PETER pop. kan) opposed IT,
! Mr.. Cullom Rep, I'D said that as member
of the Committee on Appropriations ne had con-
scented to a favorable report on the Adjournment
| resolution because he supposed that adjournment
was n foregone conclusion. There seemed to be.
he said in the minds of the majority two great
measures (so-caed), one, the passage OF the Dill
to repeal the Federal Election laws, and the o'her
the passage of tariff bill. or reformed Jar
in bill He believed that IL this Congress shouiu'
before adjournment to-day. announce TO the cou"-
try that It did not intend to take either OF these
bills 1t would be good piece OF worh LOT '"e '
try; , .o,..,o,, ,.os ,hen agreed
to without division. 49, go =, :, p,,
The House bill in aid of the Worlds Fair Prl5 we.
Winners Exhibition In NeWlOrk city was on mo,
ton of MIR. Harris Dem. TENN taken up ana
The usual resolutions OF thanks to the Vce-Presi-
dent and to the PRESIDENT Of The TE smd
mr.
Charged the duties Of the Chair were offered by
Mr. Hoar CRep. Mass and agreed 10. ...,.
for r the honor The VicePresidents acknowIedg-
| ment was. usual. reserved for the moment OF
''' on MOTION MOTOR Of Mr. Ransom DEM ~ c. com
mittee of two Senators was appointed to JON
Re Se P4esde0 Oa Of Rar G and
form him that the two houses Of Congress " were
had any further COMMUNICATION to make to them
The two. Senators appointed were MT III, '.a"so"
o The senate them anu on motion OF Mr. Buter Dem
s e. proceeded 70 executive business The cx.
m he hands on the senate clock having
moved back six minutes). Then the doors Were
to wait on the President. reported that the com
mittee had performed that duty, and that the
Then the VicePresident rose and said: Sen,
ators. my appreciation NJ the resolution persona
se myss anf by %ods TO Courtesy and
forbearance l am indebted for whatever measure
great Office. The record Of the rs session Of the
Lid Congress is made up HencefGr'h , !, Ssionf c
each Of you a safe and pleasant journey to your
homes and constituents now in pursuance aas do ol
clare eIr 'V the senate adjourned without day"
Coming down on the 2Gr the presideTS ex
changed personal faTeweis with =, senator hnaTy
handshake and some pleasant words soon aIu n1
war s tee w remanps to clear away the
refuse papers and restore order.