The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-29

q Secretary Carlisle received IN his office 10 the
4 Treasury Department. the official announce
mem h q scsess th. wires. When the first vote
y was received. which showcsi that free eolnase
the ratio o. H. to was beaen v 9s iy5
]. than he had ANTICIPATED. and that ne wonIi
\ have been satisfied With sixty MAJORITY; AZ the
: conclusion OF tho voting secretary tarlSie
4 ssid that lie was very much gratihed at the re-
& suit and felt that IL would do much 10 test"re
That that the senate would take speedy action on
Tho senate is still without a programme on
\ che silver question. but Repre- entstiye Bland.
che chief free coinage man in the House, is
quoted an intervew today as f NII. ' h
4 should be quietly slipped through the senate
within the next iew dave: It !. difiicpt TO dis
i IL looks very much as il there was several
weeks OF long debate and rarlign"nisry struEI
Ess ahead in the s senSss ofi n ne
The return OF Senator Morgan has strength
] ened their hands considerable although they
sim e whether he e he will join the fiitIsterng
party in their efforts TO prevent the taking ri
consent to niibuster or not, the radical silver
men are confident that a large nnmS S, 81
physical endurance to Do So Many Of the
senstors who are as neife5rinfTT eer Woj
colt Stewart. Jones. Dubois. Vance. fuEh.
Vest. Coke. and others TO-DAY EXPRESSED ne
tie House passed the Wilson bill will have
20 effect whatever upon the result 9 IN he
Senate. These Senators say they are hghtinG
for principle and nat .aey 90 no, neaf ba 40
eucceeded In forcing the members OF the
House OF Representatives to do its Will. Inc
silver N EN- In the Senate will hold conference
very soon probably to-mGrfoW Al wRioh me. ,meE
colleagues will aid them in Opposing the ne
fpeal bill and to what length they viii go IN
such opposition. Under the present rules oil
ehe Senate n vote can be prevented for a lorS
Fime and Il is therefore unlie ely. unless snap
Judgment OF come kind shall re taken on the
Silyer Senators. that either the Voorhees, bill
or the Wilson bill will be disposed OF inside OF
The announcement in THE SUS Of saturdaw
last that Speaker Crisp was strongly onposed
10 the suggestion OF some oil the democratic
actiYe while the Senate lie discussing the sill
yer question. and that Congress should adj
iourn tm N ediRtely after II had taken action IN
repeal has created deep interest here. and the
many members to change their opinion 1t
seems now to be agreed among the mem bers
OF the House that the general work oi leGlsla,
don shall be taken Up At once. that tar1n Dill
and Anal adjournment reached much earlier
than usual next year. The Speakers posi-
don on the subject is generally endorsed.
There appears TO be no conflict between HIM
what they said in regard to adjournment was
only in tho way Of a suggestion; 1t is thought.
moreover. that President Cleveland is also in
favor of the plan laid out by Speaker Crisp.
known his desire for a continuous session in
no uncertain voice. Representative Catch
fngs Speaker Crisp's m outhpece on the floor.
the House to oppose adjournment and to go
ahead with the work that has been mappel
out for the party to do