Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-20
viii Have to see Much Hard
Congressional Work
IF APPROPRIATION BILLS ARE
Passed Before the Session Expires BY
Limitation.
Hatch win Make a Strenuous Effort 10 Have
His Bill Passed Believe IN Bissoll in
BuIialo-0l Much Interest
10 the indians.

Washington. Feb 10 The backward
state OF appropriation bills leuds scroas
Interest 20 the rcmurk Of Senator Villas
dropped yesterday during the long debate
ON the sherman bond amendment that
there might be only q short interval be-
tween the adjournment 81 this congress
and the Assembling Of the next ihpre
are two or three matters of discussion
90 come up IN connection with the peud.
Ing sundry civil bills Ia ute senate, whose
consideration has already consumed the
best part of the week Alicr that Till
Il disposed of there is little legislative
appropriation bin ready for action upon
which there uru hall dozen hot iuhts
Imminent The pcusion and post0iice
appropriation bills follow. Both of these
measures have been productive oi many
columns Of elouucuce in The house, Wd
10 h not likely that they viii hc more
lightly passed over Ia the senate. Mr..
Allison, chairman Of the appropriation
conmiuec, threatens n night session of
the senate To dispose Of the appropriation
bills but experiences has shown Il Is inn
possible TO hold the senate together IN
night sessions for more than one on Two
nights. and these are generally emcr
geGcy nights nt the very close Of the
session
The Nicaragua hill. anothcr fruitful
topic of talk, Is the unfinished business;
and there tx the Hawaiian treaty 10 be
disposed OF Ia executive session.
HOUSE
Appropriation bllla are ~ backward
state IN he house owing largely to whit
Threatens to be nu inierminahlc debate
over the pension appropriation bill and
recourse viii he had tomorrow 10 rapid
transit IN parliamentary procedure 10y
passing the agricultural md naval ippro-
priuti0n oils under suspension of The
rules 10 Is possible the New York
bridge bin and the Utah admission hlll
may nlsu come mp uudor suspension.
The passage " the agricultural and naval
bills will leave before the house only The
pogt0ihcc and Indian appropriation BILLS.
II should not be- tedious task 10 sec
action on these measures. All bills hor''
tOiore PASSED have been amended hy the
senate, however md considerable time
between now aud March . viii have 10
be spent Ia acting on conference re-
ports on appropriations
Mr.. Hatch Is getting very restless
over the delay ia the rules committee
Oh bis request for u day for the unu-op
tion hill and Il vs. almost ccrtuin q move
OF some sort wlll be made hy him this
week l3c hus not asked For an uppor-
tuity TO pass the bin under suspension
OF tive rules. and u iH aasertcd 10y les
opponents that he could iiof 40 pass the
bin VI be- tried. Two other courses are
open 90 him. hrN ~ got a special order
! from the rules commiitcf Ufinr him a
! day For his bill. and Glen To vote down
the previous question as che nnti-silyer
men attempted unsuccessinlly 10 do, und
amend the order by mixing clourc
part of IT, A second move Is to gu into
committee OF whole to consider revenue
bills This lattor course would put no
curb ON the lllibuacrs, aud therefore
| Mr. Hatch iR not likely 10 tuke this
course. II he did 80 the fight would be
one of endurance between the friends
aud opponents of the nnti-option bill
Notice has been given thut The cur
coupler bin. with The senate amcndments,
would loo called no next Tucaday.