The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-18

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Mr. Hill Dom. n. W said that the Chat
should exercise his own sense. and. ~ n Sena
tor sitting in front OF him refused to answer
his name should be recorded as present. VIII
was wronged by that2 It only ran counter Z
some old traditions from past ages. There wa
no sentiment in 4. no reason In 1t; and Their
never had been. Was any harm done by count
yotep Whose rights would bn invaded by It
y 4 was the duty q Senators 20 remain j.
transaction Of public business. :, Tho art o
how not to do IT, seemed to be tho effort Q
WAS. Whenever n Senator Declined 10 vote
although no was present e. raise poin
| siding officer Of the senate. He would not 10
Indirectly, what he would not do directly ant
therefore he waa not In favor OF adding TO the
! tion OF the Journal The question, he said,
shoula come up sauqrely 1.-THE rcgnlsr presiid,
Senator should be entered on the Journal as
present. the other side might take an appeal.
nH he DECIDED ssn dt Ie i2oTas tie
Iaulkner) the side which. presented tho auos-
ton might take an appeal aud have the auos.
:. Mr.. Morgan Dom. Aa.j said that the qpes-
fh9 Ss hs Sesn
aSentiy aiscWs sed in 10th .ionses. "sf lie was
not surprised; he said. that the Senator from
Speak r Of the House iMr. Reed, on that same
proposition. That Senator had boen instru-
New York. IN tho Introduction OF that heresy
not only into the Democratic party. but also
toSa rh,a OF aq boSo Ths
jori,y 81 legislative body. he s"id' could take
~" Does tho majority here take caro- OF itself2"
Mr.. WashIurn lien, Mimi aakeIi,
Mr.. Morgan.-1he Senator has been here in
bill. and was not able to take care of himself.
Mr.. Washhurn-I have been always able to
take care of mysel! 10 this body and every
Mr. Morgan have not sccn 1t worked out in
"" Mr ''' Washburn-The Senate passed it by
In nisome majority: but it JAILED in the House
fol. want of a two thirds majority.
Hill. and nd said said that he di! not wonier that
politician born and RI, raised In New York: where
pocn botR IN and
Republican. should at least come to believe
that there was nothing else to be done in poll
present coalition. he said. had been created by
the national banks for the purpose OF de-
Mi Gray Dem. Deli denied tho assertion.
said at he the the
wanted 1t. but because the bone and sInew OF
the country wanted it.
the + same charge. Mr.. Gray declared angrly
ouo hsn t II HH Mr. aosso % s Ssva
not applied it to him"
No" Mr. Gray replied. but say that. 30
ma rks. said / propose to offer an amendment
clause use al and insert a. section repeaiine ths
whole mot part Of the sherman law"
That is a good com promise" Mr. Hoar suc-
!si'" viii III dc do so.S NJ Morgan continued, on
my own =, re,sponsib,ilttyi without consulting
"a Sc. and Will carry IL out
VIII you vote for it ?" Mr. Culom asked in
"Of course will" Mr.: Morgan replied: and
have " been sSt always willing to do So"
Shft m me %s"H Mr e' Morgan replied IAN agree
who favor this ReDeal hIl that It
shall net pt be amSnded IN any PARTICULAR whst-
@ S Il t that rsht h!'D0'''0n i0 Mr.
~. Morgan.Tel ! me. is that right?
Mr.. Washburn-l desire to say there Is no
Mr.. MorRan-No agreement or understand
Mr. Washburn-No agreement or under
aa9 mo- ss I9r desire also
tors are standing now where they have ever
TODD e in the last thirty years. in favor OF hon
behind them demanding that
he purchase clause Of the sherman act shall
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he troubled condition in which it has been
'lunHed. And desire to say when the Sena-
or from Aiatama states that there is any Goa
Ifion. that that Is very grave injustice to !
very man who sits in this chamber. We
Mr.. Morgan impatientlyl Now stop. I did
Mr.. Washburn-I beg pardon.
Mr., Washburn-I want to defend myself
Mr.. Morgan-You are getting yourself into
ontroversey in which you are not concerned.
m M nf oil l
houeht OF you rbenR leader In the Republi-
an party, Laughter.
Mt or Asa S but desire not to
Mr.: Morgnp-I stand here, responsible for
ide either. Now you understand that. per
iris ps1sonai dinlsulty having been left be-
efcrred to Mr.. Shcrmau MS one OF the leaders
aid that he never had followed and ni'f never
ould follow, the lead O. that Senator on any
eefe w RH the or nans b, n He aso
I'd I'd New York" meaning Senators Lodge and
Bns addretsine himself to *" f ENTHUSIASTICALLY
~, Yen will rot vote for any amendment 10
llehiIl and will not vote. either Tor n rereal ,
the ss sn "nG !. w ai a sGnf 50 Gs
tle lnft al the presiding officer" he con- !
nued. would be to violate the rules OF the q
'nste. and then to alter the rules OF the Sem |
o Tor the purpose OF coercinG men who have ]
god here for years end years and who have :
ZEN ITS most iliustrious members pursuing s
10 same course Of a silent negative. in the /
,otestion Of the rights OF their constituents
ould he. OF all things. harsh and calamtOu t
or the Democrats OF this chamber to 4 o that d
ould ne tyranny 40 incomprehensible that r
would doubt almost my existence rather n
an af believe 1t: and ! would be sure, that, II ]
at were Democracy. had never had the d
lghtest SYMPTOM Of that complaint -never" IA
~ 10 inc establishment Of q cloture rule. he q
'iied Senators to do it, The people of the
n at STATES would rise against such pro, :.
'pu6lcan majority In the House Of Kepre. a
ntatiyes. by Ringing that party from power Il
= defy you" he continued. - to pass a clio
re- cry rTe here You cannot ALARM PIE into ],
at kind. am not going to follow the lead OF n
y man or set Of men. or to surrender my II
Institutional rights in response to bowling Il
mpant demands of concessions to the. ma. :
80 nm honorable man. at my post" Il
Mr.. Gray Dem Del. failed to see any proro-
ton for Mr. Morgan's "heroics," He Mr. n
'ay, had failed to hear much argument in o