The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-20
CHANGE OF THE RULES.
Continued from First Page,


from New York HnD and the President
OF the United States. General laughter'l
That would be a picture for the artists.
How long, ard lingering, and loving u
will be. Gaughter.) A bucket OF boxing
hot water would not separate them. We
are going TO have n great many surprises
OF this kind. 1t would not surprise me 80
see my venerable friend from Nevada
Stewart rushing up 10 the White House
to embrace the President. Qaughter) l
think that as long as these love scenes
continue there is no danger Of revolution
or of the government stopping. / regard
them as very hopeful signs Of the future,
and If the senator from Texas viii come
as near getting over the fence on this
rule question as the senator from New
York has come, l will sleep much more
profoundly than | have slept since Mon
day last | have no doubt that, on the
sober second thought he will do SO. IL is
always the part Of wise statesman
ship 20 make reasonable concessions. In
this case concessions can be made with
out any sacrifice Of principle and without
injury 10 anybody.
At the close Of Mr.. Buffers speech,
which was delivered with much dramatic
effect, and TO an admrng audience, Mr..
Teller's motion to amend the Journal
was withdrawn. The Journal Of Monday
was then approved and the repeal bill
was Cat 4:1O) laid before the Senate.
Mr.. Manderson'- Amendment.
Mr.. Henderson offered an amendment
to the rules providing that, when on
vote by yeas and nays 1t shall appear TO
the chair ION recapitulation and before
the announcement OF the resulO that a
quorum has not voted, he shall call by
name upon senators present who have not
voted. TO vote. and shall direct the secre-
tary TO add the names of senators not
voting including those announcing pairs
Cor who may or may not have been eX-
cused from voting to enter them on the
Journal.
Mr.. PETER addressed the Senate in
continuation Of the speech begun by him
last week, but ne did not finish 1t and,
at p. NJ, the Senate took a recess until
10 A. VI. tomorrow.
ii use OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. oct 19.-The
House to-day made the bankruptcy bill
a continuing special order for Monday
next. the measure TO be considered in
Committee Of the Whole, where II will
be open TO amendments on each para
graph. A bill was passed granting GER
tain public lands TO the territory of Ari-
IONA.
A bill requiring government-aided rail-
roads to provide stations at town sites
within the territories where such town
sites have been established by the In
terror Department, was discussed. but
not disposed OF. The printing bill was
further considered without final deter
mination. The remainder Of the day was
consumed In euloglstic addresses 70 the
the late William Mutchler OF Pennsyi-
vania. I'm respect 10 whose memory the
House at 3:45 adjourned.
Caucus Committee q Nothing.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. 19.-The
Democratic Caucus Committee was In
session again this morning for an hour.
but came to no conclusion on the ques-
ton OF calling a caucus All Of the mem
hers were present. As originally APP
pointed. this was supposed TO be sil-
Yer committee, but a prominent silver
senator said to-day they were now In the
minority. The same senator also made
the statement that, despite the absence
~ two or three silver senator's, they
had been able to secure enough sigma
lures to the request for a caucus 70
make a quorum of Democrats. II IS an
omen secret that every effort possible IS
being made TO prevent the call Tor
caucus. practically all the senator's agree
ing that they will go into conference.
The committee adjourned at n30, with
nothtno determined upon.