New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

the Senate which give to TINS OH IA hnn !; vent
different character from what II nld "h,I =, ,,e
from the House, and on when ii,,,11
seem up to this tine d 10 ne and 6ecaise Of
The statements made 10 rs IN AZ hnnn' ~.
courtefy and might a IN f[,rs at he other end
OF this Capitol that unless TINS House va,
accept the Senate BIZ pracuGa aTo % was to b. no
tariff Legislation at this session OF congress- '"''
Mr. President il can hardly be COMPLIANCE 81 me
managers Of the conference on th's sac inpl M
terrees Of the House Tor it was wen aided BY that
distinguished gentleman IN ms report ~ en-, 30
House OF REPRESENTATIVE hat "" could wi.h2ui
sacrifice OF It, dignity and OF us eHnaIs M
tbat Least OF all did feel that In tne great !
Weston Of taxation resting ny the very theory OF
stitution as a peculiar and original trust on the
representatives. Of the people W. could lor TnG
With these remarks ! am con~nt l., - me 1av anI
nratnn and IN ali time to come the question OF
Whcthc the Chief Magistrate or our 'o"itiy -
wantonly or unfairly trampel upon me linr ln,'
Executive and Legs atve; adding nV"rDn'' hnr r
in other places and in other ways will contribute
representation OF views far aDfr a'i' LII "''' -
fective than those ! have suggGested.
WAS THE SENATE TRADUCED'
II Is said that the Senate has been trad"ced ny
this letter Mr. President. In what respect 't'
us look AT It. The President goes on TO say TO MS
fellow Democrats that he believes these are ahSo-
,utelv necessary conditions TO the continuance OF
Democratic existence:
Il cannot rid myself Of the feeling mat ms con-
ference will present the bos II not inc "hiy' nope
Of true Democracy Indications point 10 It's ACTON
os the reliance OF those who desire tine genuine
frution OF Democratic effort. the fuhihch' o'
Democratic hedges and the redemption of l)cmp-
cratic promises 10 the people. 10 t,,''. ~, al
ferenccs IN the details coNpilS't N,n h ,,c
and well-defnel lines OF princiirr VIII "p' ,,s =,
sole task Of the conference; hui, aS u SENS ~
me- It's members viii al'o have ~ ch3IEe Hir g",s
ton whether Democratic principles themselves are
to be saved abandoned , ,, ,,,,.s,,or
Of iron and coal as significant ckponrm' "' b t'
principles Of free materials upon Which "c ""'
"T,verv frur penIocra, and every sincere inrir
reformcr know hat mis- bill in Us grrsont ' ta,a
S,r short of the contamination for which We nave
long laborcl. for which W. nav" su"'i' .,1
gave ~ a rally!ng Try In our day ~ TRIUMPH, anu
which In - promise II accomplishment j. 80
Ct sf" he 1 p4Sss! 19' s' Tas
Wonn'd !, NOT be- m ahandonmeni Of the princl.
plies Of Democracy? But ne docs ~, say y,.sol
but that m Abandonment OF these principe. Wow
mean party perhdy ana party dishoh,lh IN '', ,o,l
not >, ,hcm who have urged those things ip"n ne
people. in season and ont Of seis'n, ro yhon
thev had solicited ana who have responder WIN
'nWIrr IrresiIent. can anybody imagine tha' NJ
President of the United states wAs aiming t M. NJ
q; the senate Of 'he init, 5atos csIrf9S 'ms'
and particularly AZ any one who ana ho' n'I 'ne
views which he profes',d II "@S "r ,s s,.,i,i,r
yS pignet no man for difference - belief or az
ference Of opinion. Why - swift 10 treat 'nlS IL
# il were personal accusation.
no Personal ACCUSATIONS.
Am senator Of the United States. accused Of
,ernJy9 Is the distinguished senator from Texas
Nr N,un tho distinguished senator from Ms
souri, t,lr VesU the distinguished senator from
Arkansas tNir jones'. or the Distinguished senator
from Delaware. who sits before IN" 'Ar cray 800
accused? Is anybody 20 dream that any senator
holding these views accused ~ IrriiiN N"'''
for one nst,n, can that accusation be- i"v"il"i 40
me or AT any senator - This chamber who believes.
as | d. In tn doctrine o; when We are fI''''
Much less can d be- .cy'e4 in" e,,rTS gb. l..s
not subscribe to that doctrine whether De '' ''"'
Mr. Presltcni. Il ,s 20 my opinion .ni"fcn .'D.y
unjust 20 scei 20 discern .n ih"-' T'ii'f".- w..
Mere but the emphatic rNpr,s..'n ~ "ch"t'n n.
nr.nc,ple lon. .i,".s,-. IL! pI~:re.el ln inli'a
hon iipon ANYBODY The Ir'..i-Ht D'.rr.ir.i 'hr
IMITATION In The senate DI not 'ne President
kno% that ali ihc-, senators ,-uch ionr t"o"n
advocates Of iariM reform. ~n' y hI''" hi- 49,
adbct@n,s "a principle a. the senator rom j ,N'-.
,, s,,tor fr,r f.. l,War, both tt' senators fr.'4
Arkansas The junior senator rsP" ni' M ,.
doing In this chamber ont' even k'"''' ,hIn -,
rrer nat NAT cause might progress go iAr a. i'-
The able ami .&lf a.coDr.c o., ~" sn' .a.
putc no purpo~r 10 . although j "', ,.. ,' -o
!, should h'v~ ih, sri IT,, 'n s.,.,'-. an NJ
sd Of thc choinlor a oyio-'',9" .io T.. .ol.i
hepr, sgn'ace. ud no ~ Of f"f ,a rrnc.c when he
maintains and which b, bad "ngranci u '.l'
terri FL FL ' rgS, G io hs e, and am n,,
criticlsing him in speaking ~ ih'". .. 49,,
Ar ms v' mo, T. arc@p,cd 30 ar,' bono a.
under sofnc impnls" oi i'-'uii' .. ,n IN