The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-08
FINAL STRUGGLE WEDNESDAY,
voorhees, A't1 COnlerriHs With Carlisle
Makes th6 Announcement.
REPEAL LEADER SAYS no COMPROMISE.
,,,. Eight 70 be Kept Up ~ Sc Takes all
summer-Proeeedings Of Senate
aud House.

as broken at o'clock this afternoon
sbea Secretary Carlisle appeared in the
marble room and began holding little
rsof.rcnccs with such senators as came
=, response TO his request for an inter-
,5eg. lie had not been there long be-
,.re De was met by MI voorhees,, chair
wan OF the Finance Committee. and
...t TO the room Of that committee.
,ters they were closeted FOR some time.
rte presence of Mr. Carlisle caused
,.resd OF au sorts Of rumors. and more
o- less significance was given 10 this
,.t which so speedily followed the
rYr1.ss announcement Of Mir. Voorhees,
IN ns floor of the Senate that senators
voga De requested 10 attend the session
,D,t Wednesday. with the view OF re-
mining until final result had been
r...feI ON the silver repeal bill
While the doors Of the committee wfro
closed upon the conference, few other
U.a..fafIc senators were sent FOR, ana
n. situation was discussed In all us
phases in I'll calm and dispassionate man
rr Mr Carlisle came TO the Senate
sr.etIy from a conference with the Pres
l.rt hut Sc he carried any message 10
senators. that message was suarueu
49, ul0usly. After the conference
VAS over Mr. voorhees, made the ioHoW-
jre statement 90 reporter OF the Sou'h-
ern Association Press:
q, would Doe maufestly Improper for
, On saw anything OF confidential
,.u, chat passed between senators tna
,t. secretary Of the Treasury; but
,,, say that there was absolutely NOM
tr. tt raue. any uncasincss or produce
.... rnrstarv in the minds Of the repre-
s.rfIfires of tine press. IL is pertecuy
natural that the Secretary OF the 1Ie1s-
may should confer with senators ana 'ne
,t.I.uiau of the Finance Committee coh-
,.-r.rr measures in which his depart
,.rt Is SO vitally interested. We We're
la.Eiu- over the situation. ana IN
f-.a 10 say that was az bis mousse '1St @
NIGHT and at that time we dlscusseu uie
-.r5iog bill. 1T would be strange u
~. 6fd not I'm view OF the fact thal We
e,ract final action very soon
GLOW about the propositions or a COM
r~nrfee2" the senator was asAeu.
ESQ far as i am concerned stlu tNI'
voorhees. "I know OF no cohpl oDt9e,
and can therefore say nothing ON 'i'a' %
euhiect j do know, thoubh' 'u@t-, 'u@t va
RECOMMENDATION has taken no backward
- ord mai any statements looking 10
8 retreat are utterly untrue IHe Hs".
80 ts to De continued as it began Ior
the unconditional repeal OF the purchasing
Ci,,ee ~ the sherman act ana the ilshl
r,ri he kent up on that line tt II taxes
ali srmmer That is the way look al IT,
ctul There were rImors about the cham
her that Mr.. Carlisle's mission was lh
Ne direction of % compromise, Win a
r-,y 0f gathering what would be demahl-
Nm case 30 was found that repeal could
Pm Doe accomplished. and the test Of ply
Ful endurance had TO be abandoned
Among The ardent advocates Of compro-
r... vino were seen by the secretary,
,g.rs Nessrs. Harris and Blackburn. IL
mas even stated. Out this cannot be
c0rIrmeU that the Secretary was en-
d...artn. 90 effect an understanding
vtfrely-n the event that compromise
v.s Ie only thing left to be done, and
&. acceptance oi the dropping OF the
r.rTing hin altogether was the only al !
tm.tIya-an a.reel-upon proposition |
would Dee submitted This. 10 was said |
involved tle issue of y2o000) Of silver |
coinage month. the issue Of national |
bank notes up to par ~ the bonds de |
l..ted and ,he further issue Of bonds with |
u. possible addition of a further amend |
u.Ht. r.r.aNHs the ten per cent. tax on /
State banks
s. prominent western silver man, who |
l taken UIe part I'm the debate, re-
f.rUs t0 th.s proposition, which was be- /
h quietly discussed as the suppositious |
proposition OF the Secretary. said that IL |
would not Doe acceptable TO Western sill
1.r m.U. lIf tllt they would insist on |
free coinage. under such restrictions as |
ie government might fix. regulating the |
s.H.Ira.r to bee deposited with the |
government They would, ne said. insist /
Upon silver being given chance as good. |
at ..st as it had under existing laws,
and I hlt were not accorded 10 it they /
Would prevent any action ON the bin.
Ite silver mon have organized Tor the |
sH Wednesday night, and VIII place |
themselves n the attitude or uansact.ng |
business at AN times. They VIII not |
make ans motions TO adjourn, but viii |
have one of their men ready to speak /
Whenever there ls a quorum present. To !
At Dubois. of Idaho. has been assigned |
u. t., of remaining on guard TO ask a |
t.I u tne Senate whenever q quorum |
shah disappear and TO MIR. Stewart Will |
i-l tae. to him. pleasant task OF speak |
ls during One earlier hours OF the first |
I-Hi session.
There were eight members present when |
l,e House met after the recess. Mr.. |
hslre of Texas, who was acting as
= der pro tenn, sOleiunly called the /
a..se to order, and MIR. Grady Dem.,
D CD. after suggesting that there was no |
house. spoke in favor OF the pending /
i He was followed By Mr.. Dunn |
Nn. N I'D I'm the same line Mr..
ArC.ary Rep., Minn) spoke against
nIa aud MIR. Anderson Dem, w. Na)
h support u &c. The House then, ut
ia adjourned until If o'clock Monday
Proceedings of the senate.
N ,he opening Of the days session IN
" Senate Mr. Wolcott offered the To-
,".f resolution. which went over III
Monday.
Resolved That the Senate Committee On
nance Doe directed 10 report a bill Tor
Ae coinage OF gold and silver in accord
.'.e With the policy set forth I'm the Dill
,Dl,tei ly the committee August p. 1893,
e.i.i House " Representatives bill No. l
MNa refers to the declaratory section Of
"r forhees buO.
'Le SILVER purchase repeal bill was hen,
i33. taken up. and Mr. Voorhees,,
, +'l man OF the Finance Committee. said |
NeslIe lnis morning 70 state, IN the
-iilt ~ the Senate and Of the cOun-
n'' iAat on Wednesday next after the
guns oi the Senate. | shall ask II 10
.,iIe ln session until vote is taken
'Ne pending measure. and ! shall ask
,Ape't senator's 10 maintain q quorum
- ,ne transaction Of business until the
I'l ls reached Of this protracted struggle.
.'''.N' tay more, but II Is not necessary.
t''e ihls notice In order that senators
to'ern themselves accordingly in the
h. .I'nAnce Of the duty which they owe
10 lhe public"