St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-11
SEVEN DAYS OF talk.
Senator's Will Make Speeches
While the Country Waits.
REPEAL THE TOPIC UP2ERM0ST,
And Teller to Deliver More
Yawp This Afternoon.
OTHER SNKERITES TO SPEAK.
Grover Gets Congratulations
Oh the Newborn Girl.
OTHER SNKERiTES TO SPEAK.
MOTHER AND CHILD D0IRG WE'LL.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 10.-The senate
during the coming week will devote
itself almost entirely to the discussion
of the repeal bill. Possibly there may
be an occasional break in the monotOny
caused by taking up some other subject
during the morning hour. but the calen-
dar affords very little scope for diversion
III this respect. The calendar is, in
deed. one of the briefest of publications
these days. owing to the fact that
the general committee action has been
encouraged in the interest of the
legislation On the Sherman act. 1t
contains two or three bills providing
for the settlement of government
claims, three resolutions for the pay
ment of the expenses of recent claim
ants TO seats in the senate, Senator
Morgan's resolution for finance com-
promise, half dozen measures of minor
Importance, reported from the commit
tee on public lands, Senator HIPS bill
for the repeal of the federal election
law. and Senator Voorhees, repeal bill
and his bill for the removal of the tax
on state banks. Mr.. voorhees, decided
more than week since that it would be
iDexpedient to push his bill in the inter-
Bst of the national banks until the more
IMPORTANT REPEAL BILL
should be disposed of, and his repeal
bill has been laid aside to allow the
house measure to be discussed until the
senate is ready for action, when, if the
unconditional repeal is reached. the
VOORHEES, bill will probably be substi-
tuted for the bill which comes from the
other end of the capitol. RECOGNIZING
RS he does the supreme Importance of
financial legislation, Senator Hill will
not attempt to secure consideration for
his anti-federal election law bill
until the question of repeal is
concluded. They are the only
subjects of national Importance
before the senate except Senator Pef-
fer's resolution concerning the reserves
of the New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton banks. The PETER resolution has
already been made to do considerable
duty as time killer, and i: occupies
place where il can still be utilized for
that purpose. This measure is not on
The calendar, but lies on the table. and
can be taken up for discussion at any
time during the morning hour. and as
long as there is any one who desires to
talk upon it, it will not be referred. If,
therefore. the
OPPONENTS OF REPEAL
prefer to vary the discussion, they can
talk every day up to 2 o'clock upon this
resolution. Some uf them manifested
hN l,,A; -.
slightly different form, was before them
earlier in the session. to give the bank
question pretty thorough airing, and
1t IS possible that there may be more
Ealk in this line during the present
week before the resolution can be dis
posed OF by referring 1t TO the commit
tee on finance. The resolution for the
remuneration of Messrs. Mantle, Allen
and Beckwith may possibly be taken up
with the consent of the leaders of the
repeal forces. if it should appear that
they can be considered without assur-
ing debates. Other measures on the
calendar stand no show, according to the
present aspect of affairs. of receiving
the slightest attention. 1t Is quite evi-
dent that it is the purpose of the repeal
advocates to hold that measure before
the senate for the present as the one
object of the session to the exclusion of
every other subject as far as that can
be done. This bill has right of way
after o'clock. 1t is even possible that
the bill
WILL BE PRESSED
more persistenLly during the present
week than it was last week, now that
there is cessation of the compromise
talk. 1t does not appear, however, that
extraordinarily long hours are to be in
sisted upon. Mr.. Voorhees, has found
that all efforts to crowd the senate in
this respect are stubbornly resisted, and
he has concluded that time will be
gained by letting the debate take its
course until it becomes apparent that
discussion has degeneratcd into filibus-
tering. The outlook for the week is,
therefore. one of solid talk on the fnan-
cial situation, with the bill repeating
ing the purchasing clause of the Sher-
man law as a basis. Senator Teller's
speech was begun yesterday and
will be continued tomorrow. Senator
Mitchell, of Oregon, has given no.
tice of a speech Tuesday, Senators
Hansbrough and Shoup for speeches
Wednesday, and Senator Daniel for a
speech Thursday. Other speeches suf-
fcient to occupy the time of the senate
for the week are known to be in prep,
Rration. A part of the day Wednesday
will be devoted to eulogles of the late
Senator Stanford, of California.
IN THE HOUSE
there is nothing of Importance on the
horizon for the coming week, except
the ways and means. banking and cur.
rency and appropriations committees
which are proceeding under resolution
passed when the committees were an
nounced. None of the other house
committees had meeting. Not bll
has been reported. This leaves the
house without calendar, and therefore
unable to go ahead with the considera
lion of legislative matters, except by
unanimous consent. AS soon as the
report Of the committee on accounts as
signing clerks to committees Is disposed
of tomorrow, the committees will ge
down to work. 1t IS the intention of tht
Democratic leaders who control tht
house destinies to occupy the attention
Of that body pending the action on tn,
silver bill in the senate with the billi
Tor the admission Of the territories, th