The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28

tent himself with voting against IT, II
there was a failure to press it to a vote.
then criticism on the senator's opposition
would have to cease. The debate on the
repeal bill could be stifled by the clotrre
rule, but it could lot be stifled otherwise.
In his own opinion, however, cloture was
not necessary, because tllcre had been no
factious delay Mr.. Teller (Rep., Cob
followed Mr.. Teller closed his speech
with the earnest declaration that he
would resist, by every method. obstruct-
i've and otherwise. the adoption Of
rule in the senate which would limit or
restrict debate. The resolution then went,
over until to-day when Mr.. Turpie Oenl..
Ind.) is to speak upon it. The repeal bill
was then taken up and Mr.. George
Dem., Missy continued the speech
against it which lie began ON Wednesday.
He was followed by Senator HansbrougE
Rep.. N. d.. The senate then adj
journed.
No business of Importance was trans
acted in the house, and there was an en-
tire absence of the excitement that has
prevailed for the past few days. a..
Was hngtCn. Sept. %. - Th" senate
will agail. this week prove it's claim IT,
be called a deliberative badly. The week
Will hr given up trtirely to SpecchEHk
ing unless the unexpected should happen.
The agreement for sessions beginning ut
IL and dosing at 6. announced by Mr..
Voorhees, FriIay, will take effect tu-(l;ty
and is to continue during the entire week.
if no longer. It is understood that while
this truce remains here is to be no &
fort, us on Thursday, to force Il vote on
the repeal bill by sudden tactics. In view
o: this circumstance and Of the additional
fact that silver men are still resOlutc
there is no chance for 4 material change
| OF programme unless it should come
| through 4 compromise. There is a small
| stern, cloud in the hcl lion for to-day i'll
| the shape Of Senator Stewards resolu-
| ton concerrirg the d1ties of the various
| bl;rcbes of the &C vernmort. 1t is lndcr-
| stood t. be the iEtel ion of the Ne
| v'd;, senator to arr; ign the president for
| his alleged interference with congress
| sioEal dnticS. C:Eer senators have i'll
| tin ated during the present ses sion that
| they rad opinions upon this question.
| If tLer should de: ire TO (ArreSS thc!Il-
selves mora fully thar they hav" done
the Stewart resolution will :fford the Up
portunity and may provoke some sharp
rcjointltrs.
The house will devote it's entire attcn-
ton for the week, excepting to-d;y. to
| IT,: Tucker bill For tho repeal of Tive
federal election l:.w The debate will
run according to the special order adopted
| o. Friday throughout this week and next
and Until Tuesday, Oct. s, Of the week
| following. Mr.. Tucker of Virginia will
/ :v" charge Of the debate on tho Demo
cratic side and Mr.. johnson Of Nortl
Dakota OH the Republican side. 1t i:
prot able that the debate will ne Of III
exceedingly lively charatte The recon
st,uctiol. period will be lived over again
and Tanmtny and john $ Davenp":'
will cut Il prominent figure.
Washington. Sept 26.-The session o
the senate opened at II o'clock with Sen
ator Stewards arraignment of Presiden
| Cltveland's violation Of the constitution
in seeking to influence the legislative de
partment of the gov errment. At IL!
Mr.. Stewart yielded the floor without con
Guiding his speech, Lot having reached til
i1iail part of it, he said. to Mr.. Camcrc
Nsep. Pa.) who proceeded 10 address tn
senate against the repeal bill.
The house devoted re"rlv the entir
day to the consideration of the printin
bill. ard the proceedings were. unintc1
csting.