New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-08

DEBATE IN THE SENATE STILL DRAGS
IT'S WEARY LENGTH ALONG.
coxrroNrsr EVIDENTLY THE ONLY THING THAT
CAN sror THE sILvERy' FLOW OF TALK
svx.ror yooRnEEss SURRENDER
CASTS GLOON OVER THE
HONEST MONEY CAMP.


HONEST MONEY CAN'T.
,ny TELEGRAPH To THE TninrNE.l
Washington. Sept. "A gcnerai re'aNa''o' VI
-. 600 c,c.,ly noticeable IN the Senate 10
- =. co,seo,,ence OF Mr. Voorhees, poin'c
..a.. ,o.,ertlay 70 the element III the Demo
~. ,rhich is seeking to promote party
..--..,y. AZ tho expense of all genuine anu setl
1900 with the Silver Purchase Repeal bili
M. ..;.mun Of Mr. Germans policy oil s'rctN
nvod;no any effort to hasten No'c W" Wv
voorhees, bill by methods not consonahs WV" INV
a. courtesy of the Senate Is well uhuers'"'' WI
both sides of the chamber to mean tha' ''c p''',
ant debate will be prolonged iof 'he IeH' "
Sep+em,,cr certainly, unless III the n'o"" "'"
ssr,,nr,m;se- Of some sort can he arranged the
credit Of which will properly go 10 '"e c"'' ,'
:, ,h. democratic steering committee ana HIS
=, ~" associates According to previous an
"ounc,,ncnt. Mr.. Faulkner. of West Virginia VINO
49, ho,,, for several years past Mr.. Germans most
,rus,ed and efficient lieutenant. will speak 'o-
80, an the repeal bill, and his remarks may
err NAV not. throw some light on IN" ease an, ~
,hn nprnoscs of the Maryland Senator. WHO II
,1., and has been from the start the real ihaS'c'
of the situation in the Senate.
Thai the Republican friends OF repeai nave
,osr greatly disappointed by Mr. voorhees,
f.ilure TO make good his promises OF "c" e'"
~ business in the Senate goes WITHOUT s''
,,.r ,yoro not consulted about the abrupt "''"-
d,aw,, of tbe II o'clock session RESOLUTION HeS'''
dav and naturally assume that their wises """
onnions are 10 90 for little or nothing iron" '"H
out in the conduct Of the fight 10 pass ''', ~
neal bill The prospect OF an uhchecNe" "c'
90, AZ least several weeks to come has hu'"I''"
had a depressing effect on the senators VINO nav
nm N this point been faithful III attendance III
,hs bor Of speedily reaching VOTE ana q"of"n'
,,,,, become more and more s"ant AS the weaiIsoe
.nd ho,e,esslv dilatory discussion now in progress
&c pcrmitted 10 run on without limitation.
Tho main incident OF todays session was Tue
e>baustion of Mr. Stewards stock ol ora'orN,
after q steady flow of three days. Inc NeNaa"
Senator intmated that there were stu several
phases of the question now under discnSSi'h
which he had left untrenched upon, ana OH
which he hoped to touch later in the debate bnt
even this oininous warning dId niue 10 c"c"
lin. general feeling OF relief with WHICH nv 'rh-
porary suspension Of Mr. StcWar, wahue'inNE e.
s,pu spoke early in the afternoon. ne Tia
been counted in the forecasts Of the vo'" on
the repeal now one side and now on '1'
other and his speech left the existing doun' y
plain enough in the course Of ms remarks ,hs,
he still favored free COINAGE or SILVER AL 10 i"
J. and did not approve OF hlDus'etine ~ ~
vent a vote on the pending Eli. bnt whc,hcI
or not he would support uncondltonai rrpea, IN
tho end he did not plainly say. The MISSISSIPPI
Senator is likely. however, 10 vote IN IaNof o.
any and all amendments aud compromises
sonnht TO be saddled on the pending measure
and 10 that extent he should he counted dehhi'c'S
among the opponents OF repeal