Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-02

WAsuNeroN, D. c., october The
outlook for the coming week In the
Senate IL very uncertain. 1t will prob
ably be a week Of mOnotonous speech
making, but il may prove 20 be a week
OF surprises, and there is possibility
OF reaching an agreement whereby the
repeal will be definitely and finally dis
posed Of.
This will not come except through
compromise. While there has been
no cessation Of the effort TO secure
an agreement, the indications are that
there will be none until lt becomes evil
dent TO aIl thai the Din cannot be
paased, or defeated in les present shape.
There may be, as there has been dur
ing the past week, an occasional dis
cusslon during the morning hour for
the discussion OF some resolution Of
inquiry, but nothing more. There has
been only one formal notice Of a speech
20 be made, from Senator Gail for to-
morrow.
Messra Cockrel, Kyle, Martin,
Power and Dubois have all privately
expressed their intention 70 talk, dur
ing the week, and Messrs. Teller and
Morgan will probably finish the
speeches begun by them last week.
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, has not
poken during the present debate, and
IS known 90 be preparing a very eX-
haustive treatise upon the silver Ques-
tiOn. He will probably consume the
larger part OF two or three days.
All these speeches will be in OppOsi-
tion 20 repeal None OF the repeal ad-
vocateS as have 50 far given intimation
Of any desire 90 talk, except Messrs.
White, of Louisiana and Palmer
The spectre of night session has
again been laid. The truce limiting
tlme for debate % seven hours per day
expires By limitation tomorrow, but
Mr.. Voorhees, said Yesterday that be
woul4 more not effort 10 terminate IL
at thaa921e, as a great many OF the re-
peal Senators will be absent during the
week.
The Democratic Senators, who are
not especially Identified with the ad-
ministration, are still engaged 10 an
effort TO reach an understanding upon a
COMPROMISE measure but are not max
ing progress.
The Republican Senators who advO-
cate repeal have dropped Of the neRoti-
ations for the present. There is dis
agreement on the amount OF silver to be
purchased and coined and upon the
bond proposition. IJ may be stated al
most definitely that there will be no
compromise upon the basis suggested
Friday last.
DEBATE on THE TUCKER BILL
TO repeal the Federal election laws will
consume the entire time OF the House
for the coming week, except such um-
important matters as may come up in
the morning hours.
Yesterday Mr. PattersOn's announce
ment that the Anglo-Saxon race would
dominate in the south no matter what
laws might. e passed 70 repress them,
stirred = .ne Republicans and will
probably furnish the text for some live
~ speech making during the coming
week. Some Of the able men on both
sides are being reserved for the finish.
Bourke Cochran, Amos Cummings, Col.
Oates, Springer, Wilson and others on
the Democratic side; Reed, DOlliver,
Henderson and Burrows on the Re-
publican side will not be hearp un-
az the battle RACES fercest.
THE STATE BANK TAX.
The hearings Of the Banking and
Currency Committee on the repeal Of
the 10 per cent. tax on State banks and
other financial measures pending be-
fore that committee will be continued,
and on Tuesday the hearings before the
Marine aud Fisheries Committee on Mr..
Fithian's free ship bin begin.
The FOreign Affairs Committee eX-
pect 70 complete the consideration Of
and 20 report the McCresry substitute
for the Everett oil extending the time
for the registration Of the Chinese this
week.
'DOwN WITH THE SENATE"
The following circular was received
By every Representative, Senator and
public official in Washington to-day;
There Is s time 10 the affairs Of men
when patience ceases 20 be 3 virtue.
Down with the United States Senate
the enemies Of the people"
Although no skull and crossoones
headed the circular, the words were
printed ia large Ominous black looking
type. The letters we're pOSt-marked
New York.