The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-27
tHE END DRAWING NEAR.
vo,IyG IN THE SENATE TO BEGIN TO
DAP OR TOMORROW.

.,rs Decide Not 20 Resort TO Obstructive
r.e,,e,-Aiieu OF Nebraska Has Another
s,eech to Make. and Teller and Stewart
Have Not Finished the Speeches They he
.., Week. Ayo-wben They Have Con-
.,,aed the Voting VIII Begin ON the
Amendruents-Sone Interesting Speeches
a He Made While the Voting Goes On.
WARRINGTON. Oct 26-The pathway OF un-
additional repeal has been made 30 smooth
"a straight by the neg rotations OF to-day that
Mia almost certain that voting upon the vari-
ana proposed amendments to tho Wilson.
yoorhees bill will be begun not later than
saturday, and q final vote on the bill itself
.ten early next week. 1t is possible that the
senator's who are still inclined to make little
speeches that they forgot to make several
racks ago may be disposed Of sooner and vot-
Inc begun tomorrow: but even II this Ia ac-
somplished. the final vote Is not apt to be
reached until Monday or Tuesday. Senators
Ar. proyerbially slow and deliberate In every
ming they do. and the only occasion In recent
,sars when they have shown a desire to be
hssty was on Monday last when. with an
.lacrity OF which they were not thought capa-
Biz, the Democratic Senators dropped the
Carlisle German compromise bill at the dicta-
ton Of President Cleveland.
Tho most i'm portant step gained by the re-
psslers to-day Is the siencing OF the threat
eped opposition OF the Populist Senators. who
now admit that they can accomplish nothing
By further obstruction. and they have deter
mined to allow the cause OF repeal to move on
unhindered by them. Mr.. Allen OF Nebraska
has very short speech to make that will con-
sumo an hour perhaps. and Messrs. Teller and
Stewart also wish to round out the disjointed
remarks that they have made at various times
aimee tho financial discussion began. Senator
Morgan Is now apparently the only Senator
Who 10 apt to delay voting for any length Of
time Tho Alabama Senator has not yet
had an opportunity to deliver a set speech
On the financial question. although he
has participated in the debate several
times For two or three days past his
desk has been piled high with books and
papers, which leads to the fear that he
intends to submit "a few more remarks" In
the shape OF a two or three days speech. Mr..
Morgan has not yet seen 1T to notify his coll
leagues. however. whether this inference is
correct. and 1t Is not yet known whether he
will or will not speak. At the proper time. no
doubt. he will take occasion to inform the
Senate what course he intends to pursue. Un-
Ill no does so he remains mystery.
All OF these interminable takers will be out
Of the way very soon. however. and then the
voting on the Repeal bill will go ahead &C.
eordng to programme. At some time during
the voting. either when the amendments are
being disposed OF or when tho time for q final
vote is reached there will DO some really in
te.estlnC and important speeches. not in tho
way Of debate upon the pending question. but
rather as explanations Of some OF the ex-
tracrdinary happenings OF tho past week or
twoin and out Of the Senate cha nber. In ad :
dition 10 tire expected spescii or Senator Cor
man. that Is intended as a defence Of those
Senator's who entered into the compromise
agreement. there will be \ speech from at leust
one silver Republican. who will pronounce
thevaedlctory o! silver and pay his respects
to some Of the Senators on both sides OF the
chamber. whose actions. 1t is thought. re-
Quire little ventilation. Something will be
said about those Democratic Senators who
have been lifelong friends Of silver until they
came within the power OF the Executive and
reference will be made to the Republican Sem
ators. especially those from New England. who
have attempted to play game OF politics. but
who wero suddenly foiled when John Sher-
man came to the front md forced the Demo-
Gratis to harmonic and get together In sup
port OF a party measure. These speeches will
not operate to delay matters. but will be de-
livered after the voting begins. and will serve
tsan interesting climax to the long struggle
Senator sherman has definitely decided not
70 press Mt this time his intended amendment
trOvidtng for an Issue OF bonds. He was very
1ael disposed to do SO. and still regards the
lantion Of the Treasury so serious and alarm
Jon Of strengthening the gold reserve. AT the
sarnest solicitation OF the Democratic friends
S q repeal however. he has consented to with
hsTill make brief speech. calling attention
tothe grave Treasury situation and the neces-
reserve. W Wien Congr Sss convenes in Docem EN-
Ier he will press his proposition for bond
t ssue. and he expects to have the support Of
Tho Brospect for the disposition Of the Re-
FEN bill during the next few days being there
thG
tho passage Of the Bin shall be followed. BY a
t Isstss or an adjournment, OF Congress. It bias
mat nothing will be gained by having Congress
, ,s In session. The Tariff bill will not be
in ssy 70 n be rrr"rted TO the House until come
away away from Washington for while. The tech
nleal question Of adjournment or o recess Is
There Is wi de difieren ICE oi opinion among
f sss, should b. taken next, week until the
Gsesmbsr, all the executive nom nations pend
IT, would fail some Senators hold that this
Any nominations pending, either whom q re.
s sss or Ar adjournment tax s place. would be
sold. while others think that this would be, SO
Sny Ia case OF an adjournment This point
~ p not yet been definitely settled Members
q S!, ths House are deeply Interested for another
ssmsSSn. II recess should be taken until De-
sseenber they would lose the mileage to which
. sSSSr,w would be entitled should this session
fEaiiouIn before tho. regular session OF the
hnity,third Congress begins. This. may not ap-
t psssr 70 20 very important consideration to
.he public, but 1t is to the NJ embers. who are
siS,ays very much interested In ANYTHING az
Ectlng thelr. pockets. Nothing further. has
zen zen determined upon, however. than that.
fmether recess or adjournment shall be had
htHngress VAL not reconveno until about the
G cme set by law for ths regular meeItng OF
ts sa This Year this Monday falls on the 4th OF
,hnI,seems to be the prevailing opinion now
mi at me recommendation OF the FINANCE Com
wwmMtee to have the Voorhees, substitute for tn o
s %sss9a III passed by the Senate, will be
Iiple ea. This action. Of course. would require
S Ms. The Dill be sent back to tho House.
avehksr Crisp could. II he saw fit max o trouble
..oHH There for he has It in his power either to
S Ssa INC M 10 the Committee on Coinage.
theeshlS: and Measures. of which Mr. Bland.
n ,aogieat silver champion. Is Chairman. or to
EssTNvghize some member to move that the
Hnate amendment DO concurred in. IL