The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-02-08
|,,iif Bill in the Senate
| Finance Committee.
h FOR COMING THE SEICNIORAGE
|. Rand Issue = Hawaiian Matters-Anti.
|,tisu Income Tax...Othcr Matters.

senate hnahce cohi 'ooay
ran the second and deciding half
,ho otsat tariff battle. How long
ill last no man even pretends to
Some members of the finance
rmittee say that the bill will be
b,rted 10 the senate in two weeks,
large majority of the senators
not expect it to be reported in
of a month The very large
iority by which the bill passed
house has increased its chances
being reported without being
terislly cut in the committee.
principal objections of Demo
tjc senator's to the bill as it now
uds is that it does not provide
buph revenue, and strong efforts
he made to amend the bill to
et that objection.
Representative BANDS bill for
coming of the seigniorage il the
ssury and the immediate issuing
s55, 900, 600 in silver certificates
been favorably reported to the
use and Mr.. Bland has given
lice that he will call it up as soon
possible, probably this week.
rretary C,rlisle is quoted as
oring the bill, and its passage by
house is regarded as re asonably
tsin.
Nothing has been done by con-
10 concerning that Issue of bonds
the bonds will be forwarded to
purchasers as fast as they can
ynpared, the bulk of them go.
70 New York bankers. This
y not mean that congress APP
|M Of the bond issue, merely
snothing has been agreed upon.
matter will be heard from
In.
here was little that was either
interesting or exciting in the de-
e on Hawaii which is to close
borrow with the adoption of
resolution by the House. The
ate has been conducted almost
~ party lines. Everybody's
ID has long ago been made up
this subject, and not even the
oFt OF the senate investigating
pmlttee, soon to be made, is
~ to produce any change. To
public it is, in diplomatic lingo,
closed incident"
representa- i've Hatch, of Mis-,
u, says of his new anticipation
which be will introduce in the
&c at once: "It distinctly pro-
u the legitimate sale, while tax
those establishments where lille.
mate selling is done. In other
'os, II sale is made and the ar.
ssold Is not delivered in a GER.
tlma then the tax is imposed
exchanges of the country are
ready TO support the new bill
some OF them have gone 80 fsl
suggest that they are ready tc
tax, say of $40 a head, upon
y membership. This will bring
u ihto closer relations with the
eminent and will tend to the
'ec'lon of their rights and priv
IT, feel certain that the bill.
pass and equally sure that the
siuen' will sign it, if for nc
81 reason than the one which
uenced his signature to the cleo
gsline bill, namely, that it wa.
venue measure. The anti.optlol
Will bring revenue into tn,
,ssfy from the day it becomes
us cialln that the income tax i
NV 10 he defeated in the senat
n.y. oorne out by figures, no
], ny those made by its most Wig
~ opponents. According to tn
y. uniavorable figures yet mad
=" ',; mere are forty-one senator
WIN refuse TO vote for the in
no.. YAK thirty-seven who wi
r o'', H. and six who are class. ?,
inn 1'iul, The vacancy for Mis-
sppi will tie filed before tn
e;t.. 'aken, and it is general
'eu 'hat the new senator wi
sfo 'le income tax. Assuming
'''e that these figures ar