The evening world., 1893-10-12


At $50 Mr.. PETER suggested that there
was no quorum present, and added that
he desired his colleagues, speech to Iva
I heard. The roll was called. and only
thiity-ninc Senators tfour less thar n
quorum responded,
request the attendance OF absent SenH
tors. In ten minutes more the lacking
four Senators. present themselves obey
were all In favor of repeaD and the
MIR. Stewart had inadvertently straycd
into the chamber, but, hnding out nov
retreat to u cloak-room.
Mr.. Martin read the newspaper re-
ports OF the meeting between secretary
Carlisle and the New York bankers at
Chemical a ana said that those re-
ports were convincing testimony that
the panic had been made to order aud
had been manufactured expressly for
to force the Government to issu" bonds
ard the other Ia destroy silver as u
money metal He acquitted Mr.. Carlisle
of any completely in the COufpirR >.
while MIR. Martin was tnlkiHS another
suggestion of the absence Of II quorum
was made lat 10 2W, and the roll having
been called only thirty-cisht senator's
The uaIal routine form of having the
Sergcant-at-Arms request the attend
once of absent Senators was again re-
81 N''l ~ WIN III i'NAl 80 '''ANH
Mr.. Stewart read to the Scratc Il
threnteninE letter which ne had Just re-.
celved, 1t was dated Baltimore, oct.
II. and read MS follows:
Noi are now warned not to PVT your foot IN
the to.lcr's mock. although yor have him down
for there might be something drop between your
feet ,Hcfe there Ia a rude Hgurv OF an rNpl"d-
ing bomb that Will surely explode. Take VAN
Ing.
Mr., IoscIh [. 5. Blackburn viii also take
p. s-ThIs Is no Anarchist talk. / arr an
MIR. IIonr suggested. in all courtesy,
that the rcnding OF such letters IN The
senate could do M good. He had had
three or four such letters from the West
and so had Mr.. Sherman.
Mr.. Stewart said he would not have
called attention 20 the note II 1t had not
been in harmony with the language OF
the public prcss OF New York.
Mr.. Martin.l suppose that the letters
received by the Senator from Massachu-
sctts were from people who had recently
gone West from M~assaGhusetts;
marked.
Mir. Martin then went on with his
speech.
MARTIN IS PICTURESQUE.
On" o. his picturesque expressions was
that the crack Of the sln vc-driver's whip
had been transferred from South Caro-
care from n lot OF cold blooded Shy
locks, whose prototype ana ancestor
Shakespeare had found and immortal
izeL.
Other gems Of his speech were ihcae:
l never knew one = yorr great fnancicrs to
know enough To last overnight I never knew
on" Of them TO make a %prophec" that proved
now under elaboration. where they have delIb-
erately fon" To work, and. by - bold, bad, Grim
which they are now complaining
do not know anything about the politics Of
t,fis papsr, | do not know that a%nyhoiy else
docs M fAl1 hat 10 la In 900, -..
~wurn-n"ithrr. f-h, nrr flesh. nor good smoked
herring.
MORE CALLS OF THE SENATE.
There were two calls Of the senate
one at 1916 and one at il.3n 70 the
first call fOrty-tlirte Senators RESPONDED
but only tns to six of them after the
polite solicitation by the S~ergeant-at-
Arms. To The second Gull forty-sevcn
senators responded without any such
There was another call ht 1905 uhc
absence OF II quorum having been sug-
gcst"d each time by AN nn~tl-rcpcalrrl
only thirty-ninc Senators answered, and
the Serseant-at-Arms was sent cut to
coax in four more.
He succeeded Mt the rate OF ore PER
minute; ana at l2l6 tn forty-third Sen
ator Mr., HID Appeared.
"ohe OF The senator's from the silver
States was recorded on any OF these
calls.
WIPE OFT NATIONAL. BANKS"
IN continuation or ms speech MI. Mar
tin discussed the question of National
banks, and asserted that the wisest and
best thing for the Democratic party 10
do would be to wipe out every vesttge
OF the National banking svstpm. And
the sooner that was done the better.
SENATOR FROM WHERE"
Mr.. Martin was about to continue
when he was Interrupted by Mr.. Harris
lDem.. .cnn.l with = parliamentary slg-
gestion. to the effect that a motion
should have hppp mnIn IN tiIgp,pH. u.I,b
further proceedings under one of the
former calls.
Mr.. Faulkner, who was temporarily
occupying the chair. said that the mo.
ton would be mad" to appear on the
Journal as suggested by the senator
from, Massachusetts.
mos" "seq a,ro from where i" Mr.: Harris A.
the chair. And MIR, Faulkner made the
necessary correction OF his statement.
Then Mr.. Martin turned his attention
Mcpherson, and recommended that Sen
ator To repeat and he baptized. and re-
ceive the Holy Ghost
DEalOCRACY'S ESCAPE.
re declared that II Mr., cleveland had
which he rad recently written to GOV,
Northen the Democratic rarity would
not have" been In IL, and that ~ Demo.
Gratis had announced themselves on the
money question before the election as
they han don" within the last aIxty
days, Benjamin Harrison would h.. to.
DAY the President OF the United States
by an overwhelming majority"
There was another call of the Senate Mt
l2.JD ana ~ Senators answered. AT the
request Of Mr.. Plat Rep., Comm the
names OF he absentees were read. They
were:
AldrIch, Allen, Blackburn. Butler. Camden.
Cran Her cockrcll coke CoiGultt Cuiiom D.ni'i,
UaN,', Dixon. Dplph, dubois Gibson ,cNcus.l ON
account Or a%Nchursl. GRAY. MaraN rough. Hunton,
ir9y JnneR Of Nrhnnsns Jonc ~ Nr,nla Kyl-
Mitchell NJ Oregon Mitchell. ~ ruu,ir: Nnr.
gan. Mpfrll lcNcusri bn,rral vice.. ugul. prrrr
P~cttlEIc" Power. Pugh, Roach. Shoup. SIuIrr
stewart Teller, Turpir. Vance. Waite. q, Cali
fornia. Wilson and wolcott.
VOORHEES, AND THE ABSENTEEg
AFTER another call Of the Senate. at / 20
Mr.. voorhees, said
1t is Obvious. Mr.. President. that
mere is to he u call 4 the Senate ever,
twenty or thirty minutes. with "A notn.
b!" absence e certain nOtahilitics on
posed to this hin. The object. doubtless
Is TO Compcl the Attendance Of friends a.
me b!ii, all day, while they are sleeping
for night. ~
Nov, I give notice. that. for ever,
can mat Is inad" for a quorum of IN,
Senate from this time on. | shru .ueis
on tn" calling Of the names uf the nh
s"ni""s, u to compel their attendant,
We ar" TO sit here all the time sub
1"'t 10 n cal every twenty or tn rty min
#, utcS; they shall do In" same. SO far a
. II ~ IN my power to secure it,"
Mr.. Martin devoted "a f"W stfnuinl
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