The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-22
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
DEmocBAIIc oPPosrTToS TO 1HE IN.
CONE TAX.

/ IN.
CONE TAX.
Senator Arises Hss L,tie Fs,sH ,h.t \,
VIII Ne Csrrtes 30 Far - 10 DEFEAT N.
TsriE Hip-The Co-ts-t Over ,he Jersey
city $50 Treaties Fo., omeer settled h,
The FresIse-s &c the Diseo-ature Of sr..
s,or NePhe--o--s.nstor eau t. Mat.
.Frrh, Aes,--t the Fiorids Arsol.tne.t.
WASHINGTON. March Ex-senator Allison.
one OF the Republican members Of the Senate
Finance Committee. IL Of the opinion that tb.
Income tax will not he stricken out Of the
pending Tariff bill In the Senate Senator
Allison is one II the most Diplomats
and cautious members OF the Senate
and not given to making careless IRE.
dietions. Personally he does not favor
the income tax. bu. he has not much faith In
| the reports that certain Democrats are going
to vote against the bill n the income tar
feature is retained. He has not forgotten IN.
declarations OF The dashing Bourke Cochran
when the question was under consideration In
the House. Mr. Cochran voted against the In.
| come tax IN committee and made an eloquent
speech against IL in the House but then
turned around and voted for II IN tho bill
| There IL another consideration to he taken
| into account, Mr.. Allison says. and this il that
| at least eight Western Republicans and two
| Populists will vote for the income tax frat
| last. and all the time tits impossible more.
over. to count on moro than three. or perhaps
I'VE. Democrats who might he induced To vote
against the bill II tho income tax feature is
| retained senator Mcpherson Is not
! counted among the number. His m.
| nouncsment in the Senut- yesterday TINT
| he is opposed to the income tax carried little
weight with u. for his associates believe he
will imply content himself with voting against
the income tax aud then swallowing II with
the remainder OF the bill
Tho Republican programme IL tn defeat the
bill IL possible. but the Republican Son ttors
are too shrewd to nssist the "conservt tlve"
Democrats to amend the bill 40 as to
make II acceptable to them. As soma
tor Allison says Why should the Ilepup-
Leans help Senators German. Hi smith,
are dissaiisfied with the present bill, to amend
Il so II may be passsdy' Senator Allison says
& aS. s %sI iii % ns .ef i.T":
maily taken up Tor consideration. II may tn.e
A Rnsa "r marx i isf."%.
the reciprocal trade feaiures of the tin will
require mature aud earnest deliboratior
The business OF the Senate TO-DAY was cou.
fined almost exclusively to bills on the cnlen-
oar unobiected to- Twenty-Five OF them were
passed. They consumed no moro time than
clerk. None OF them was Of general impor-
tsnce or interest. Al 2 o'clock. whan lilo
aside. and from int time un tnc a when the
senate adJournel. u, discussion was ke.tup
yeyanee, trust, and re ca .es Of land in the D".
trict Of Columbia No action was faken on the
There is some interesting gossip nnoat In
regard TO the Russian mission to tho effect
that Mr.. Andrew d. white. our present Minis
Ss shE b. r'i M a2d i tsst HI Il:
pf Hospitality GT r IL ;hss c snd rS. ,sm"9s
an a. ad,iitionsl impetus from Oh. fact that the
CONGRESS, providing tina, the vacancy il the
Heard a. % hegsnts OF the smithsonisn Institn-
White. This Is The only Once sha. e nIsS :;
,si: e.. d R FL asS e: ns
S to fH It Es: yS hsf
White from his post Of duty sitsonr R The
pressure hronYht to bear on him had been al
,. The President to-day sent to the Senate the
AZ rps:, o aSIn''
william Green s o.
The total number OF fourth-ciass Postmns
tiers appointed day was fortv. four. OF which
twenty 1--WE were to MI vacancies caused By
]. X Trimhle,. at Crown Point Center vice
E..s Vice FSws1i buzz c9sa
Abram Lord, at Hal. Eddy. vice N. GARDENER
isn%s eGuh S%s We. Hmm h9 Ho M.sH SS:
The Senate ha. confirmed tn. following
s sssf%; s;a'' s:l :s'G; At ss. *
" fs',Ss:,:,.,I...s R. s,syss.. Allegheny. Pa. and
To-morrow's executive session gives prom
iss OF causing some vigorous argument be-
hind closed doors. It will be held In accord-
made foI the state OF Florida at large. These
asoIss " %il.on. Collector Of Internal Rev.
w:lnwright. .hscsiver Of Public Moneys. All
to Mr. Calls protests and In the face 81 Ss rssa
Of other applicants. II is said
aud has srraSed bis forces Tor the comics. tn IL
the senate At all events the battle 10 10 be
fought out tomorrow.
United States Consul Neal OF Liverpcoi.
has been officIa " advised by this
time that he has been the victim OF misplaced
per case. in which he interestsd himself To- the
sospi al IN p1yi Tsrp ss1 nan: saDsass.
ser. sen. {. Sse,s!ary Gresham By secistary Car
Nsle. embodying a mum ber Of documsnts In
The case. the substance Of which has h.sr ca
PEE nc 20 Consul Neal s.sr' t,ry Carlisle sASsi
Unitsd States Consul At Liverpool, il wholly in.
consistent With HE stat.msnt made 10 thu Inn
migration authorities at Baltimore BIZ means
of which he procured MANIFESTATION TO Rn9-
and The action OF the bureau OF Immikra-
Ion; Treasury Departmsnt. 10 this case seems
q Ssss IT, essR correct from ,ntOII.tioa FUR
y. \. ne mad become public charge BY reason OF
nitsd states. he Was properly deported the
nR him"
The President to-day closed the controversy
over the Jersey Ctr aud Trenton Post O11css