The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-09-20

Il had been amply, debnbe1 from Dec. 9
that bill ! vote had been taken on displqc,.
nnS ths BY f sEioR II tEaeeS
defeated. w q majority vote. nndoi the law Of
which governs al! liberty ioyins. ,, press. The
a Force Bill had thus died. l, hnd, not been
That was ali that he asked for tho pending
The law Of the majority could not tc ignored.
In free country II could not be treated with
@seEs TOR the T paposS S "a" @ 9" %St
dSs o. , hi nv Haa rr'Pfse IL so aGd.G IN
pressively. what governs in thc"e United
biates What governs II fh' Eody tho y %s
frosden fI in that that chair majority placed
e. their gofiionI tie 2cG,s + u r%Gt % 90 yoH
the crcatuiS Of a m"joritY. Tho law is, voted
BY q ma ority. Tho foundations Of liberty
lands are laid ny maiortics. Can the
Senators who arc opposing this measure ,s. ,i t"
/. selves In dctying he great law underlying lie
Erincpcs OF .lmcriran Ii9erty and Mhde pI;
topnIo AM ms cr%mEio t. tE%ir iali. lEiay t4st
II. ign shall "&fniEn ~ tic sSnase q ES THits sI
States hs 4 nov nrra,iGmis me ~, i." wsS
81 l S4oncr IN r. nEn"a md na1Gd esaan
Iarpoal once more to the senators who ara in
%hscr o. here sns IS N cp mind T Time "ho"
vote may be ohtGinnblc. vote has 70 come.
The Force bill Itself Is an eyinems" ,n"t h tnr
whether there IL any rcsponsct to the Augges-
tons which have made as to nGrrrn z; 10 ar a
Mr. Voorhees, had not long to wait, Instantly
MIR Dubois Ter. Idaho wa. on ,.l, his isr ,o l,D
frying, % explain to somebody ont o, the rhnn,
Der why lie had not been 4t,empting to 90
IA t,.r To fltns lion
ate. Tie Senator from Indiana Ind tried to
illustrate, by tie Force bin the position tim,
surely did not mean that seriously There
never had been vote taken on the Fore
epoke of tho "rrosltion 70 ne hrreai
that P''h Ills wna tho iri time hat the Sena
tor from Indiana had asked unanimous con ,n,
The reasons which hc ma given this morning
were substantially the same as ne mad gwen
peal Bill. Sir. Dubois said nat many. senators
had already given notice Of their inttn1 , I"
others wished TO be heard.
ii was not usual in the Senate to limit the
timo nor to embnrraSs discussion SO long N as
ried on honestly for the understandinG o. me
country and Of the senate ! was Unfair ana
bate under such conditions rs now existed
Mr.. Dubois would 10 entirely trans in, saving
might pursue would be entirely sa,isfactoryto
senators in the opposition. They were ready
the opposition would follow Ms, Mry.oorhosss,s;
added aH SI sarcastcaiy. THE senior Senator IRON
MASSACHUSETTS, Mr. Hoarl viii carry tie ban,
bsnator from ohio Mr. Sherman VIII proDnI;;
s y p eoss IT h n hs"f %ss the others will
Mr. DUBOIS could say, further. for the encour-
agement OF his friend from lndiana. that the
al sti o. oil Senators
Republican side OF the chamber would accept
without question any whlfh the T Sen
ably even some Republican Senators who wero
now oprosing the Administration would sue ,
bill and tho tariff Bill they would he all ready
dee1ts and t. do the Had%c
e'n DOOM ss sSS'S ISss0a S ssaisa
deed X II the friends Of silver could prevent it by
my honorable means known to the usnges OF
They Ssre as they the e and
bulwark Of tho people in the present desperate
tsniSs Of ne Seans e
Rnd they knew and must know that whatever
sesared now ''S tn must b. cot throSGh sub
stItute to tho pending bin; Therefore he op;;
any ' time for closing the debate, WV ~
Mr. E bGs again tex Ok the the 9or ms had
yond the Senate that the attempt to establish
oHs or dn t tb
but OF the next session Of Congress. 1t was
futile to SPEAK Of that. but he gave notice thar.
sssson.
the Senate be extended he would not say, per,
longer. so that all might have Il chance to de-
Mr.. Hoar iRep.. .MassJ resented the scornful
Allusions which Mr.. Dnbois had made to him
read from THE Heart Of Midlothian, scene
rough Highlander whom she meets in n lonely
place. exposing at the same time some silver
s'' White II nS ss t'f lady, ni tina Fs ws
silIer'-said the young savage. to whom the
Btaunton poured what silver she had into his
hand; and the juvenile savage snatehed it
OF aeknowled ent and adieu. Let US make
R With tHa plT nsc hSy
have seen your PURSE S va '"s'' ''''O '"U'
IN. MI aS 9;5 then turned to Mr. voorhees, lie
Force bill, but which he MIR IioarJ called q
Sil , to secure S5 homes, elections in The ni!sd
H H"t he
to preserve the right. Of tie American people
60 leeislate through their chosen Instruments
to enact new laws and to repeal old ones and
he did not bellev" thai that great and ,upremo
constitutional right ought to be snothered or
r@edom Of un eEae ,"e e soasS
that rule eou,L be drawn, that would IRE
: amendments and at "a" Same time preserve
the right OF the Senate to pass laws
Mr. Patt tliep. Comm. AS il responding to
Mr. Hoar q suggestion. took out Of his desk an
amendment which he said he proposed to offer
TO the rules, and he gave the necessary one
days notice o! 1t. II was that Whenever a bill
or resolution is pending before the Senate as
unfinished business the presiding officer shall.
on the written request OF n majority OF Sen
ntors. fix day and hour land notify the SEN
ate thereof when general debate shall cease.
The time Is not to tc moro than five DAYS after
the submission OF the request. subsequent
day Is also to lie fixed by the presiding officer
when the vote shall be taken without further
debate. not more than two days after the time
when general debate IL to conse
Mr.. Dubois replied to Mr. lloar and recalled
the figures of Zach Chandler and Oliver 7.
chamber. II they were to see tho Republican
Senators Of day, they might cXcain:
shades of the mighty. can II be
That thIs Is all remain, OF theG'
Mr.. Teller utep Col said II the Sen a or from