The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-25
ANRTHER REPyAtEIGHI,
Members of the Low y HoJso Will
Discuss the Force Billn.
gHFF[L 11fpffgEE DEBATE cIoRB4aI ToMoRR49(VI
d mn. Already Icon proylded. mowerer

II Has Already Been Provided, However,
That Voting on the Reptar ntn win
Begin oct 1o-SIeantine Senator'S win
waste wind oh the s6orman BnE p
'..c i' a.H' tt.H J.Ea1J1f ui aaalH.s 900 3a'.'l
Or -WAaHNgTogfS Sept. 2}EtlheTeis is q reRs-
enable certainty tlgt congress viii 5peua
the entire week u debate. The first .busl-
ness in the Senate will be tie resolution
ofur6d Saturday byMf1 Stewart declaring
f6i7the Independence 4Sf tho three great
branches u Che federal. 'gDNernmeirtsE 80 Mn
Stewartwill makeltg the text for an Rt1
tack upon thev qdmbi5tration Qu the
ground that il has trespassud upon the
conBtiuutionBl7 powers Of tfe legislative
branch ofth9 gO5erhm6nt Ia the case bf
the pending gf4q18ah bhlsI1 i4 .l3 gag Ts-l-
Notice of. f.-fuunals speeches have been
given By SepatqFs Bate Perkins, Pasoo
and Dubois These speeches will not Gil
in all of the time, as. the lengtbenng of
The sessions bythe addiction Of ithour will
give seven fun hours ordebate eaeh day
But tbs list of speakers will doubtless be
increased, and there are half.a dozen senRt
tors who stand really, TO talk atany mo-
ment they may be called upon TO do SO,
The house will tomorrow enter upon the
two weeks debate Of the bill to repeal "all
statutes relating to supervisors Of cleo
tions and special deputy marshallB.P
According to the terms of the order
reported by committee on rules. the house
will proceed TO its consideration tomorrow.
immediately after the second morning
hour or Il said second morning hour shalI
Dobhave sooner ended, then az the hour Of
2 o'clock p. m. And 1t further provides
that the consideration Of said bill shall
I. e. . 4
morning hour Of each legislative day
thereafter, up to and including the 9th
day Of october next That at tire hour of
adjournment on snidllass NAMED dayth6
previous question shaIlg lie cpnsidersd
ordered on oil pending amendments on the
bill to its eUgEussmepb and third reading,
and to its final passageW- On the 10Th
voting viii begin. 7-' aa" %. .a-- ''--s
Mr. TueRef whose'nanie is attached to
the msasitpe en- ttus ealendaag lyyill open
tue debate. in support Of the bill, and
he has given notice that in. the course of
his remarks he VIII have something to say.
about the cost Of executing the laws sought
to be repealed especially the allowance
made TO. John l. Davenport, the chief SUI.
pervisor Of elections In New oTil Nesgs,
DeArmond and Lawson, sInembers Of the
committee, will follow Mr. Tucker for the
bill, but farther than this no details Of the
debate ON that side have been attanged
Doubtless some of the New York members
will speak more fully Than Mr.. fucker of
Mr.. Davenport 8 conneGtioh,wibh the cleo.
tion machinery in that city, f.5tra .sr rl
D In opposition to the bin Mr. Dolllver, of
Iowa, viii have The opening, followed by
Mr. Johnson Of Indiana Both of these
are comparatively Young men and mem
bers. hubthey areRm0ng themost aggres-
sive political debaters ony the Republican
side, and it is expected that much vigor
viii mark their Speeches. They are load
ing themselves with extracts from south
efn newspapers OF recent date, which they
will use to demonstrate the necessity for
the continuapcg OF the election laws ON
the statute books and. before the voting
stage is reached a red hot political battle
viii doubtless be raging,