New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
NO END YET IN SIGHT.
FURTHER DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE ERA or
BUSINESS
THE SUPPLY OF SILVER oBAToIY UNLIMITED
SENATOR MoRGAN's ScATiIIN@ CRITICISM
OF SOME DEMOCRATIC FORCES
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
washington. Sept. 29-The long-postponed and
eaeerly-desred EZRA II business in the senate
which the responsible leaders OF the responsible
ma or'y have been promising ior Ho"'" past
will il is now announced. be deferred Tor one more
week with chances Of still further postponement.
II is not clear whether Mr.. Woicotts vigorous as
sault OF Wednesday upon Mr.. Gormah' WIN MS
premature exposure Of the plans TOT coefcNe
measures supposed TO be maturing under the
Maryland Senator's direction for the coming week.
induced the real leader Of the Democratic
side to abanuon th. thirteen -hours-a-day SEES
sions scheme or whether with his custom
airy INDIGESTION and faint -heartedness the NOM
nal Administration leader, Mr. voorhees,
shrank when the pinch came from the test OF
physical endurance which he has been holding idly
before the eyes OF the opposition since the middle
OF August
At all events the newest project OF exhausting
the oratorical power Of the ant-repeal forces and
thus fastening vote on the Repeal bill has now
definitely gone the OF all the previous threats
and promises INDUCED in by the ever-blustering
but overwhelming and yielding chairman or the
Finance Committee. II there was any serious pur-
pose Of closing next Monday with the anti-repeal
opposition in a genuine parliamentary contest. that
creditable and courageous intention has now been
abandoned and the demoraliZing truce oil last sat
urday will be renewed for another seven days
with all its advantages TO the enemies OF repeal
and all its dangers 10 the cause Which VT. NOo'-
hees's feeble and dilltory tactics have gradually
plunged into greater and greater encouragement.
An INFXnNrSrIELE STORE or TALK.
Mr. Voorhees, has repeatedly declared that all
debate on the Repeal bill is purely and professedly
dilatory yet in direct contradiction Of his pnblc
assertions he sill continues to allow the discus
sion to run along without any appreciate EFFORT NJ
limitation suppression. The present programme
Of seyen-hour sessions daily has not seriously in
and the pros
pect IA that with "A continuance Of the arrangement
in force last week and TO remain IN force next
week the supply OF talk against repeal VIII prove
ineNhaustiblc. Next Thursday. 1t II understood
will he devoted almost exclusively to executive
business Mr. Jones. Of Arkansas. being determined
70 force 4 vote on q number Of nominations Of In
dian agents which have been held up on the ground
that the appolntees not residents Of the states
or Territories in which the agencies are FIVE days
will consequently be all that can be given 10 dis
cission IL the Repeal bill. and as the sev"n-hour
sessions have to be cut two hours short at one end
bv morning hour business and an hour short on te
other by executive sessions. only four hours are
left I'm which 10 pump dry the supply of hostile
oratorv Some idea Of the ease with whlch next
weeks four-hour sessions can BE- consumed 10y the
anii-repeal managers j. conveyed in IN" anlouhc"
ment that among the speakers VIII DE Hei!d'ors
Morgan can and COckrell any one OF whom can
TAX for two or three such legislative DAYS without
half ex-rting himself Mr. Morgan. who spoke TO-
dav for several hours said That he had hardly
conc to the consideration Of the Voorhees, OIL ~
self having occupied all his time on some pre-
lminarv phases Of the silver question.
Mr. PETER dld not resume his remarks to-day
Welding to Mr. Harris md Mr. Morgan. II" VIII
20 on tomorrow. and may or may nov 'oihP""
th. instalmen, ~ his view which he is con'Ilbut-
ing TO ihi- weeks Congressional Record. MI
Harris f. one Of the majority members ~ u"
Finance Committee and his speech to-day was
listened To- with attention the Democratic side
Tn. Tennessee senator favored free coinage Of
silver bat said he would accept any honorable
which might De offered in place ~ |
unconditional repeal
SENATOR NOEGNN'> StYNGE ~PflCH
Mr. Morgan's speech was exceedingly s0aihng |
and bitter In tone AMI phrase and his criticism of
the forces in tho Democratic party behind 20
peal Was nrseev documentary. Ills manner ana
words were generally remarked as % rumor had
been I'm circulation that senator German Rad slc- |
ceed~d iu plering all the silver men on th" Demo
cratic side - abstain. beginning week from now. |
from nlibustering again.t a vote on f"iraA NJ. |
MOrganS speech CAV httl" comfort 10 mos" va" |
were willing u accept mis- rruUr for ln i ~" |
Alabama senator practically repeated in" remark |
hi. defiance cast I'm the face Of The repeal manager
by his colleague. Senator Pugh IN" mort which !
Senator German t. making b. not So much 10 go
cure "A vote on unconditional repeal ls 90 secure "a
49, s,,,s,t,,,,.s inr H. Io"fh-r4 L,ll Air. German
on some party measure to replace unconditional u"
peal. but 50 FAR All attempts 10 reach definite |
either ON the Democratic side or be |
tween the silver and H." moderate repeal |
men. have shown no very promising results. Tho |
has been FOR five or ak weeks past and the onl> |
significant fact developed by to-lays talk in ana |
ont OF the Senat" chamber D. that the present un-
satisfactory truce b. 10 be maintained FOR another
week.