New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
MR. HARRIS WAS AsIooNDED.
LUTON GOES OVER.


LUTON GOES OVER.
wasb,no,on Aug IA motion. or resolution
for the appointment Of Senator White CDeH'' CaL)
10 fill the vacancy on the FINANCE Comihit'ee oe-
casionei By the death of Senator vance, OF Norto
Carolina occupied the attention or the Senate our
ing most OF the brief period that 1t was IN session
to-day objection made to its present conslo-
era ,on by Mr. Chandler (iep, N H.), under the
rule when requires resolutions to lie over for one
day il there be single objection On the otheI
side IL was contended ~ Mr.. Harris Dem., Tenn-)s
who made the motion, that II was question OK
priylege affecting the organization OF the senate
and did not therefore come under the rule. That
claim gave to Mr.. Chandler the opportunity tos
launching one of his shafts Of ridcue at MS poIt-
Zeal opponents for the tardy organization OF the
Senate just 1t was about to ADJOURN oeVelA
senators took part III the discussion, especiay M''
Hill, of New-lork. .
There was a fair attendance of Senator'S at the
onening OF the days session. AS soon as the Journ
was road Mr. Harris Dem, Tenn) acting CHAIR
man Of the Finance Committee, moved that tne
Senate MI the vacancy on the FINANCE Coih"'.'ee
by the appointment OF the Senator trom Saiio'"'a~
Mr.. White.
81 take it." said Mr. Harris. that this is a priv
ieged motion and Is not SUBJECT " '''e '. ~
ordinary resolutions.
Has the Senator any authority ZOE eoa' P'oS~
sitiony' Mr.. Chandler asked
.It Is privileged" said Mr.. Harris in tne iac9
IL looks the organization "a
..I Ga rather late in the day." said MI. Chahuet.
,nal,, ",o talk about the organization Oh thAs
hodv The rules require resolutions 10 20 o'e' Wv
,a, under one objection. The vacancy mas ca
isted for months and now as .ie , - -
o,chny it's close. II is proposed 10 hA' H.
Nj nation" said Mr.. Harris, looks 10 '"e eou.>
election of the organization of this Dody anu % 49,
49,, o,,n,on subject to the objection "hie" .Ae
sa,or from New-Hampshire makes 1. 10 wa
nrofound astonishment that l near surn GU ~.
,.c,ion from that side OF the chahoe''
- y.ars That 1 have had the honor OF hoio-
, a seat on this hoor, no matter WHICH P" -
g., the majority, members on the o'ne' ''Ue
" -, viii without objection, criticlsm or que~
, such committee representatives, as '"e' 80
,i,Isd TO- And voice was ever hea'u va -
aldo OF the chamber TO ooJee.' " , mi,
,e,,,est ANYTHING contrary TO their "isi 1N1 -.'.
,. Of the chamber. no fnatlef ""'S''
a. tho majority, has named without opJeouoA'
III 'he ,.,,on and without word OF COM
,,, ,,s CONSERVATIVES on the various eo'"''''
80, ~ this body. This is the most reNou'o"~.
:, oil the revolutionary IDEAS tha' w.
u.yasted since have had the hohor VI no'O's
, on this noor Let the Chair oeciue '"e -
~. chair thinks the parliamentary Ia"
dauands But / cannot refrain from p1 49,
deihanua ,,s "a have stated them. and the
~ass,or of my profound astonishment' anu -
usrs TO indulge myself wouid put Oh -.
| language that would not perhaps NC
| parliamentary" ..so,u,,on was q
Mr. Chandler said that the reso'u''o. -.
auhstantal matter, and one which uhu.' Va.
suos,a' -. ,,rdar objection. He had no reason
80 s,,,ss any longer the question OF oroer, ou' ~
| nro,sst against the philippe which INC Ss.
| from Tennessee had delivered against . ss.
for simply asking that the rules OF the 0e"~''
| should be complied with -, a,..
| NJ nm Dem n. ", spoke OF the pe"u'.s
,,.,.,,or IN connection with Mr.. Harriss mo
us wa. in favor of the bills to place on tns
,,u. ,r.. lat coal iron ore and sugar lie lad vo.se
IN ,ha, way when these questions were .ss,.r ,s',
mately before the Senate. and he was n's .ay =
80 s.cons from his record now. He was sssSs :,