Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19
HARD HIT BY TELLER
Cleveland Charged With Med
ding With the Sseais.
yooRHTrs ON COMPROMISE
Mfsis C.lled D.assi - sadkmsas and
s>sd sie HAD css hss nridzc-
60 Cosnpspa,isc.

met ~ 10 o'cioek tbs InoEEinE ant :
quarter q an honf wss fIeni "a NEiiina
foF ihs arrival q the fnfo ihira ssnsfnf
in order 60 constitute . quofum Thtss
uas DO prayer and no rsading u Frsisf.
days iaurnai-the Journal - Ao1aag
not iaing ysi approved. sn1 fbr pend
ing quesf1on being upon M DiFna
mofion % amend u bg nsalzine II show
the prescrce ~ Sonafors AREA tnc kYle
eE Fo'i call. they heinz q fhf .1araier
snd not answering. Nf AorEaG rp.
opened he argpmenf q he qaestioa.
taking tie ground seainst the ssnend.
nent Dropping the qaasiieu a issue.
Ar Norsan eens ga 10 say that %
inquiry amone eeaafofs 10 fisnnd that
scfy fee ~ them had fsor rea1 tie siaf.
uiaH that uerc u be ofrcfed IS fise re-
peal lill. iie Anadyeci The various
statutes on THE subject aud Fald that fho
repeal - tie whole ~ tbe Shermzn al
would hfing icio fall .etce the y whoie of
the Hand act aoi repealed - L.
Mr. Morgan endei lis spoerh 81 l2.ia.
having spoken feF two hours
When Mr. Margan had eoncindp3. On
motion ~ Mr. foorhces fhc Doiph mo
ilon 10 amend the journal Was iAid On
the table That action ~ the =enste.
however. did nst result Ia the approx a
az Mondays journal. Tor Ar Teller im
mesilately ulaie like naotlon Ia rcSarl
o. himself shai he had been lrrsehf "a
a rslli cali ana had not answered. ant
that has name snouid be recorded "a TIE
journal a. pse-eut
Execnti,e tnterference sfors-d.
Mr.. Teilcr1hen addressed The eenafe.
Speaking ~ executive Interference. Mr..
Teller said that the president - tie
United Sfates Was entitled uutor the
ceiasfitntiou 90 submit o. congrcss . bat.
ever measures he desired "a have con.
si.ierct: and When he had done that be
has done ali the constitution allowed
him 90 do. liut nos 10 thif modern
days and with = neu president. they
were toid by the public press that The
president bad demanded What the
senate should do. They we're ioid that
members % the cabinet had declares =
frequent interviews that I'VE the ca
eeufiye department of the eorersinrn'.
have made up our minds % repnsi the
Sherman Law. II IL takes q month. 0e
will wait a month. II a tskes six
months. We viii wait sdx months and ~e
will accept no compnomiee whaterer
A. 90 conproinlse Mr.. Teller aeired n ho
was % make IL. Was IL 70 be nalie ~
the president Who bad gwen D. m
Legislative powers What rish' hhs. b
90 come and say % senatcrss ~I'h.s c1m
promise - not satisfactory % me- i-ueh
n thing was . ueurpgii0n. lt ~as 10
lation ~ constitutional lava 70 ues a
breach - the privileges ~ the senate
which ought 10 be resentsd. 10 m.sn-
arch outside - Russia would osru -
make that statement ~ his parliament.
not even William - 6efmar,.
Compr~Dniise DcalesL
Mr.. Voorhees, rising a. a personal
privilege. read an article pahiished ,siis
morning In Washington paper ~ T. q
meeting ~ the fnRnce conmit.se. in
which he was supposed 10 stato. gnt ~
authority. that no compromise oc'i'fl
take place on the repeal biii. in whah
either himself or the administrators
could be- Considered factor. Is vas
simply and only necessary fof him -
cay that there eas not single Ncr's q
truth in the statement No ccrssrna-
tion % that kind had taken 3 AGA and
no such expression either on be part or
GA the part q sugt.oly else. a he psti-
tion % the administrators rad not been
discussed since he Attempted io out
linc a.
Mr. Daniel nas the next spcakcr. tie
rvftrrod a. Mr.. Nills' sfateDcli yesirf
day that he wuuid not vote fof any nosn-
promiae and he asked thRt eeuaiof
whether hc was ready 10 subnsii the
question b. a majority q democrat eFrat
Tors. Was he resds 10 70 an With shem
aud shisle by ihs reeuitE There wss 20
reply from Mr. Mills. aithongh that
senator occupicd sps' ia4nieaieteiy 10
front ~ Nr DaHirl end the latter Essd
i ara ready o. g. tnio epch = cpncisTe
aud viii hits the rcrult
aul- Called Dsniri Down.
Mr. Mile eDergrs.eaily replied b ths
criticism - Af Daniel bersuse hs
would net 70 into q aeInocFsf cancua
Tie had heeB netsukea ~ The sensinF
from Alal,anna NJ Aofganl hecasse hs
had said that he would not vote fer any
smendment io the blL tie uss Tie
sole pruYrieief ~ hiE cNb vote ard he
would vtfe a. be rlcared There hnd
iseen y tn,n when he Nouid haFs
listened o. . eomrfouine There hnd
i-een tine vhcn he tsd spuEhf ccm
Ffsssnis.e. but when cobrre<s coutsnr1
She guns had l,esa cpeos1 On tnn defn.,e1 Il
administration. ths rhief - sbe admin
isifation ha4 leen charged uiih ib1drl
iis r. his party. ard The beGi1nirst ~ .,
anti sdminietrstion Fertf hno i'eet
started end uuE ht had cot doNn ~
isiiers ard isnrned he tosfs lpiIini
hio, on The subject - cumproriee IN.
people did not irtend - aiaifit1 fhs
democrat 0rgAniEnfl0n - - hate ths
chfef = The ssininiffrstign sbst toEn
They popid stand ~ hin while 60
lmtiis wss On and eoold cAfry Aim
fhfough u IN trlunph. A. hnd
i.efr faunied eth feInr in eomfans
uifh the ssnstDr ffem 0bie NJ >hef
usan. hut ehom be sslst.d ia 80 oI7o
nenfa ef tins Ill foaivs ondef he
leadership - fhe distinguishes seoetn'
ffom Kansns. ~. f'sfist IN t<'neiuait'<
hs said. "J'hs responsibility y r.aord ur
the majority A. fiake rules ara ~ l-Ets
late. II IL apss ~ Dc - az iniFIitrer|
and Indignant fuiiiis tT1rief riA iltil
that u.nurity q acuount
ia rnoftar a NJ tefshees. tie ssnaf,
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