The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-08

A Big Show of Physical Endurance to
Be Made Before Either Side Will
Make Any Concession-A Majority
of the Senators Said to Be in Favor
of Some Sort of an Amendment.
Washington, Oct. SO far as can be
observed, there is no progress being made
in the Senate. The debate goes on with
monotonous regularity, with now and
then an interruption which injects life
into it, and here and there questions and
answers, which show that the two sides
are apparently as far apart as ever
There is much talk of compromise, but
the talk, like the compromise, is still
Tin the air" Nearly every hour in the
day you can hear definitely of some COM
promise that has been agreed upon, and
which has enough support promised to
carry it through. Most of these reports
are plausible enough, but none of them
have yet turned out to be true, and that
makes one incredulous as to reports on
THIS subject generally.
The senator's seem to be studying the
subject of compromise, but the debate
goes on. Just now there is a renewal of
tue talk abeut test of physical endur-
dlCe being necessary before a compro-
mise can be seriously and effectively con
eiuered. The repealers appear to think
tnaJ some such exhibition of their de-
termination must be given in order to
prove That they have done all they could
% oring about unconditional repeal be-
lo.e Vney surrender, so to speak, to the
iGAOeuV OF compromising. Having thus
33GLs.lle1 themselves before the country,
ttneJ thlnk they viii be in a better posi-
side
THREATS OF THE SILVER MEN.
II Is threatened by some of the radical
silver men that the filibustering must go
vi lor month, or for many months if
ttoeCesSary before they will allow the bill
s ~ pass. This means also that they will
muster against compromise as well as
sssdAst the bill itself But they would
me- rr'le 'lLeeI9selves without any support from
fbr 9o VI lne silver men in this plan. Only
sn 49, OF Iour of the silver men would take
my Such position if the matter of com
fbou.-se were fairly presented. Most of
NOSE who are now contending for silver
rio o-tu accept any compromise which car
siI,o WIN 1t even slight recognition of
bT5i Inc conferences that have been
noaI nave not been with the radical re-
W. men, but between those
diffo.s are radically opposed to uncon-
IN, MIL 10. repeal, and others who would vote
t t5a repeal t, but who would prefer to have
iorj, olll amended. It is said that ma
he 'j t;3 OF the Senate would like to have
t5e- o'!l amended in some particular, but
o1o e Is not majority in favor of any
ia ~ i .l,l OF amendment, and the purpose
toS W. nave all who favor amendment come
Amer, and IL possible agree upon some
t6c,, lII1ent which would be accepted by
l. e-- ALL Whether the compromise idea
srs 'essiul depends upon whether there
I'M .Lolgh senators willing TO see the
t6a,' - Tended 70 make up a majority If
WIZ 'Houia all get together. The men
ibsyai ave from the first contended that
u9f must be unconditional repeal and
n.I.,i.e else, have lost none of their deter
FAN -. ana are willing 10 CONTINUE the
an ., -l unlimited time. and some OF them
q a.. '..aiently as certain Of success now
Conn ghey hrst began the fight II a
''Aise is reached IL must BE- Ia spite