Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-02

hr. COCkrrlI. a Democrat From the West
 Speaks SarcAstieaIIy of the Eastern Dem
 ocrats-Thc House StiII Debating About
 Its New Rules
 WASHINGTuN, Sept. The house bill la rcpeal the purchasing clause uf the ShC-- man act k now fairly under way in the ~,uate. IL w.'s taken up early in the morn ing hour in order to give an opportunity Ia Mir. Vance tO make a speech against il. Mir. Vance is one of the Democratic minor Ity members of the finance committee and for an hour and +O minutes he kept his hat terieS of wit. humor and sirCasm playing upon the measure and upon the memhrrS of his own party who support and advo- cate it.
 When he got through his entertaining speech, an effort was made tO simplify the further parliamentary line of procvezling in the consideration of the bill by having the committees substitute adopted pro furIna. so that all amendments to be offrr,,i might he amendments in the first degree instead of in the second degree, which would tend Ia smooth and simplify matters
 Mir. CockreII Objected.
 That proposition did not. however. suit the ideas or plans of Mir. Cock rrll. who ol, jected to il, and aS it required unanimous consent il failed of course to he adoptc,i
 At this point confused, rambling colo Quy was begun between Mir CoChrcll and some Republican senators involving the question Of adhesion tu or rrpudiaJiou of the Chicago Democratic platform.
 The discussion was started when in the course of one of Mir. Cock rell's spvrch,> he was advised SarCastically by Mir Aldrich that he ought to try Ia stand upon some part of the Chicago platform, The advice WAS rr>vutrd by NIT. Cuckrrll. who SuE-,e~t- cd snrrringly that Mir Nldrlvh and NIr sherman were constituting themselves leaders of the Democratic party. They were heading the proc,.>>inn. he said. for the express purpose uf bringing tlr- p,.uro cratic party hack to the place where thr Republicans had left the country in t>.-s -a single gold standard
 Partisan Sarcasm.
 It would he glorious achirvvruvur he continued. for the distinguished >Jtr,.~ris.tu from Ohio la lr able tO >sty. after thr ltIr~, of 2O year~ and after one uf the. fir-,-,->t struggles that the world ever Is.LrId that he had brought the D,.guuyrstliy party down on it's kuet> and made il r-tlvpt thr plAI- form which he had established in l>'i IL would be plume in his crown He l. ,u titled to ba the champion uf thr Rrpuh,ir an party and it~ leader i'll thu, UrNt ,e,u test if he suCcvv,is uuw in what he h,i~ ,lu dertakeu, The question N hviLs- yt, a-p Democrats or not, he >sIid. and wl. Ay, We stand by our platform or not .> Ia; [, be determined by the proIeCtioni~; an! -ul! monopOliSt Of Rhode Island" rI-4uEk,tr . After much CT this style of dscla-,a,i1- Mr- Cockren yielded 10 Mr Novrhrs> tr move to proceed to executive bu>iu,>~
 Notice WAS given by Mir. White of Call fornia that on Wednesday. S,.pl IS la, would offer appropriate resolutions Iusi,L ing the death of the late senator ~,aHis0l and would ask for their vun~i,.,C,--5. u After short executive >,-~~l,'u Inc AsA,,,s ad iuurntSl
 The rules which will govern The. I,r,--,-,lr house w"rc again di~, us>cd without al tractiuE much attention. although at t'-l-,- the hou~r was on the verge of sl partisan drtatr kuJ in each in~Jarcr c,s.I huu"r took the place "f lviI hl,s'd. and th,. clash of pIrJi,~ MAS avrri,~l No chau., et i'm portanCe MAS II.dr in the u,v .,-lr. .trld without concluding it~ ,r,u>id,rar4,u tht hptl~P atl lisurrl,-l