The Dickinson press., 1894-03-03
fm WORK OF CONGRESS


o0aAso Ann 0ousA
eoo1s0ssA 0ssoea - sAs lnportaus
Ssoososesoas - oor National LAW.
0a600@rA0 VI0sk Desc IN 0oth
Washington. Feb. 2l.-There has been
Considerable talk about the senate to.
day Of the peOspsct af a Democratic eau.
Gus to coasisler the tariff bill. Senator
Cth>oa Of Maryland. who has been CO.
operating with Eenator German and 9th.
80 to secure duty on coal. said to-day
that he considered a caucus inevitable.
Esd that As thought II would be held
dssins tic 6rst part of next week, OF
onasihly the latter Part of the present
week. Nembers OF the finance com.
aasttee do not consider that caucus will
b asesssasy. and they confidently pre-
DIT that ncne will bc held. They at.
erthaes the caueus reports to the dis.
sotixsed element. and nre evidently Of
H. osi:i"a that they win not be able to
secure ss,ih.ieat hacking among Demo.
cratic senator's to force q caucus The
meeting Of :hc full Democratic commit
s-~ doe not change the aspect of the
situatioa 10 far ax can be learned, though
eanss n-ar doing 20. aud at Que time
M as ~" meetins Mish! result IN
iaz Tomorrow and the reporting of tho
ssn to ia. tall CONN ittes then. Only the
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s,rs.h H.. h;, for sad;t;on.i % nr;nt;n. ,ua of.
Scr fneili,i. w.. taken nm md discns.ad
The d.a,llock on tine Hand .ei9nioraec
lii "a. M, hrnk.n In the house. to-,lsv
IIol, e.il foilnvr.l roll cali. when n holm,
anearrnt rhat Mr.. Hand conld nof
nu,is, n ouorun ho mov,d to adionrn-
washineton. Feb. 22.-The tariff oues.
,ion eamc nv IN quite nm unexpecteil
way In the senate today. and for two
haurs /, hc,d ,he floor to the exclusion
cf nh other business. The matter WAS
irdircc,ly sllucsi.,l to by SENATOR voor-
Arcs. who nros,. to a question of privilege
to ds.y a newspaper statement indica,in
6aance committee were submitting to the
p,sA'dcnt'x directions In matters relating
to the tariff hill. After this denial by
Senator Voorhees, Senator Chandler OF
New Hampshire prccipitated the discus
sion Of the day by an inquiry as to the
part that Senator Mills il performing In
tho consideration Of the hill in commit
tee. aud whether he Is still acting as the
proxy Of Senator McPhcrso1 since tho
ls,tcr'x return to the city. Senator Voor-
hecs at first requested Senator Chandler
Il read tho Record for his information,
bn: when tho New Hampshire senator
insistrtl upon direct answer Senator
VOORHEES, finally declared that 1t was no
brsinsss at the senator how the finance
co.umittce considered the bill. This pro-
Sokssi an era Of acrimony. and for the
next hour senatorial courtesy had no
place In this diIniticd body. Many SEN
aiora accused each other of unworthy
acts. and Senator Vest finally quoted
frem the Record In atte empt to prove that
&nator Chandler had Promised TO take
care Of certain officials In the Southern
states In 1876. II they would decide
AGAINST the Democracy end in favor OF
Hayes for the presidency.
WashinRton. Feb, 23,-There was q
series Of dramatic incidents in the house
which mar uossibly eliminate with legal
pnoceralnrs nrsinst the sergeant-at-arms
for f.lse in,nrisonmcnt of members of
conrress. Arms Snow, net.
In. bv virtue Of the general warrant of
arr.st i.sue,l lnst Monday. has been an.
or.hen,linr mcmhers wherever they shouiil
H. fonn,i' Thc warrant contains the
n.m.. of 6ftv..ix congressman. Mr..
Hno,,, h.cnn Inst NIGHT to arrest conpreas.
n,n ON 10 floor Of the house on warrants
eA.rs,n, them With ahsentinp Themselves
On Nondav. This was in accordance
W2fh n sOllOONv hNfWAQn Sneaker Crian
snsl n. ser,esnt.nt.arm during the ses.
sior vs.,srisr M SNOW asked II ha
~.s :,rcc,sa r. srrcst members On the he
aoor Mr Cr,.n uncovered that the cor.
...n,..,..,ms ,ros cHnected to .:exacnro
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in. I'm, .,,cs,. on the flaor should ~,
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90. r.,,o, ss., an ,aroi. to ronort wi,on ~,
on,rsI Tii. morninu The arrest. i,e.
sn" avail. :, "a cnn,;nns, mnt;, ;,,srrrrt.a
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,.,r.. 80 N.,v Vor. cam. down ~. ,,.;d.
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49, =. L.,r, .nS NOTIFIED him tint nv HS. ~.
~. -" " ~ ~, ,h, W. ,s.rr.nt % ha @ had M Mr. Ohm.
MINIS. x"",, Iva nlsccd un,lcr arrc,t ""d
his narolc taken. The congrcssman
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