New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-20

,,.ce and occasion 10 be determines BY ba tine ma ma
orty) an amendment the rules e ann ma ior to
ceedng as may be resun no practical difficulty II
h upon the and the ru sne
bsyn Ui '9s Far proceeded under the strict letter
the rules out ., That p2faS SPena
the attitude of the minority rtv will be found
bw my sGe ready to insist Its
right to amend the rules les ,w, ne1r,uts
ce Thsre ou as ne somnng in last remark Of MI
m Which NH seemed s,9Ser that To Sr i'm was Of
'u ma 5nf e "a thai he was weakening in his POSI-
aS Sn dsm made over so% o Fs"s Of noy
and Mr. Stewart Rep. Neyl o ren' naW co'"-
plssenily th1t he nr wsr with him said Mr. But
Ter p a 4 think he Is tt@ on our II, side Se
ana from Th Snvada has had e further effect
think he will drop entirely Oh 1u York elections
ter1 think sna Would be on side altogether
G,enewed aughter) do nor any, naughterI
Mr. Hoar rep Mass made remark; b ann was was
asked by Mr.. Butler whether u" prevent obstruction
any power in the Senate to prevent
HOW TO STOP OBsTRrCTloN-
! -, ,,oor rsn,ied "In motion to change
| ,ho r,,,ss THAT motion should be presented to the
nr.sding officer. and after debate or after motions
TO adjourn or to take recess or for can Vi vi,
Senate or any other Of the motions usu""' -,
nlibustering have gone SO lar tce az This body
bo ahs s choaen by the people mot by the
Scnae has reached sn%' discussion p" is intended
to prevent action. 1t would be n ms Shall the
would be his s duty to say Without I further debate
dlatorv motions And It would be his duty o thee ere
np9n to n S1rTG man to nterfere And i the majority
Of the senate voted yea II wo you nyor ' 70 nrc
sSr ps' rules the qTefsUn true but rule besides
that which We prescribe and h ,na Amercam people
sc r thor lor enacted their Constitution That Is
rule above. below within wtn s s IN that chair
vii, in nv Judgment BE bound las the Speaker OIL
the other House was bouna ~ SS.narKed sarcastic
caly "a rearmation Of he higher law N ,o somc
II is Mr. n, nG sr r ,hsy p1actse e'F"'' INV
soon aferward Mr. oar excused himself h. 10 M N.
Bu,er t hs sp os and Mr Butler good-hrmoredly
| declared that cordality had been res'o'c''
| THE covERNMENT NOT PARAIYIED
| ur Butler then addressed himself to crit'c's"'
NJ Mr. MISS statement yesterday tnat 'hr "o'
! ,rent was in a state Of paralysis; ana sa'' wa.
| was the strongest Government OH INV ~, -
Garth and that If 1t had no such slsanh spp"tor
s,ch vslant warriors himself ana IN NJ 'cnnate
| from Texas would not nay" r." .,atement that
| chamber measuring swords. me @ ~, hir, ai.
| The oiovernrncnt was paralyzed see'heu 10 nm
SUR a ,hen drew udlcrous picture Of Mr M nl.
and MIR sherman joining Ia n 'o r"n,empatng
brace Gamgh,er2 Hg us 1T, whem the ghost OF
hS father prcsened itself Angels ana m 1nr the
OF grace defend us VIVA, nav FROM TEXAS and the
from Ohio embracnE o Ssc an Hnri 9' o.
Where extremes meet DO no, Know e We Ti ve ons
could find an illus,rltlon i n," scene which will
(nr"9sh spectacle before prcsents1 ~ me ~,
Hmrcon people or to any , Beo seycrnm@n get
over IT, "parays~ when the Tariff oi' , igr
revenue only is reochsd y rexns viii rush into
,he arms Of the senator from Ohio ana s eio ihev
him again and agan' because ~, y, "nnanciai chasn
| a. hnu
rhnn The Senator Texas taunts thosr 81 aI
hn yo,e with the venerable and ,listinguisi,,ru
senator from Kansas Slr reircI, Kansas ioi is tn
W, OF ali isms ana wild IDEAS tnat he ~
wd-eyeI man daughter leading US "s ns That
80 ,ruc polite make strange b"dfellows 'nrrc ,hs
no doub, about that But me s,Fanses ae "r E known
,i hc The senator from Ohio and the Senator from
Texas. daughter
\ LOVE FEAST At THE WHITE h'' 81
$50 sir | am not abashcl AT the taun'' i''
NJ President the age Of wonders and surprises
vu no, end with scelns me In the arms oi '''
senator from Kansas and seeing the senator ''u,"
Texas IN the arms Of the Senator from ONO We
shall hope Yc 10 SEE long fond co GrnnI Kew" ew
lng embrace between 'n n,.,Ian' IF The tinted
stats uiencraI iaughterJ That would De pc
,vrs TOT yin iI be. .aucatcr1 bucket OF boiling
hot water would separate them We arr S''',s
70 N.Y. o rpr,s me- to see nay venerable friend
| from Teyada MIR stewart rushing up 10 w
| Vhite uou~. ia embrace the President 'inusn
,erJ / think that as long as these lotc sem,
continue there Ii no danger nt rrN ,h, ss ver,
,he Government stopping. reSard mem ~ n,I,
| honoftl signs OF IA. future ana II tue 'cnu.ol
from Texas will come as near getting ",rr , 1ne
| Fence on this rule question ~ IN" Srha'oI 'Ion
! %@v-York has come VIII sleep niuch more pro,
f.undIv han ! have slept since Nonnay Hs'
| r.V. no doubt that sober second tnousht ~
viii do a. IL f. always the part ~ WlS' s'n,e@'Inn
| hin Ia make reasonable concessions IN 'hls cnSr
| r"ncrssions can Ice made without any sscri"ce
| NJ nrlncipln and without injury TO ANYBODY
| Al IN. close OF Mr.. Buffers speech when "aS
| d.I,vered With much dramatic effect ana 10 an
admlrns audience. .lr rellerrs motion 70 amend ma
| ~. iournnl was withdrawn Tn" )oufnal Of Mon
law was then spproy-i. and the Repeal bill was
| al 40 u M laid before III" senate
mon, 70 The rules providing that when, on vote by
! veaf and nays ii shall appear to ire man ION
yecspi,ilatlon and before the nnnouncem"nt o. the
r.euit, That "A auorum has not voted he shall call
! IL, name upon Senators present VINO nave not
| voted 10 vote. and snail direct the SECRETARY 10
| nd tho names Of senators not voting lncluilhg
| those announcing pairs. OF who may or Lny nor
| havc hoon excused from voting. 10 ertcr thefn on
| the journal ,, - c.,o,o H.,
| ,,nruuatlon 81 the speech begun by MN Iast
| eek but he IA not hnish IL. and al . p. m the
| Se,nte took "A recess until 10 a. IN. tomorrow