The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-04-22
1T WAS ROUGHLY HANDLED
IN THE SENATE.
SENATOR HAWLEY HAS NO USE FOR IT
He ssvsgsly Denounces Mr.. AIlen's speech
ss Ansrchistic- DOes Not Bs-
tieve "the Commonweaiers" are
the People - several 1arlr
Speeches unlosded-Other
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, u. c.. April 2O.-When
the senate was called to order yester-
day MIR. Sherman from the committee
on foreign relations reported bill
for the correction of an error in the
Behring sea bill recently passed. by
the substitution of the wcrd "exclu-
sive" for ''inclusive" the intention of
the act he said, had been entirely
changed. The bill was passed
rhe resolution introduced recently
by Senator Allen, calling on the sec
retary of the treasury for the amount
of appropriations made and expended
for the improvements of rivers and
harbors from March ;. 1887. To date
was passed.
The PETER resolution for the ap-
pointment of a reception committee
for CoSey's army of the commonwcal,
to be leUown in senate parlance as''the
committee on communications" came
mp for Few minutes before | o'clock,
but in ,hose few minutes il received
some yer, rough handling. Senator
Hawley, who dealt the blows, said he
would have preferred to have some
member ot the dominant party in the
senate take the floor, for certainly
the speech of Senator Allen of Ne
braska ought not be allowed to go
forth to the country as representing
i'm any degree the views of the sem
ate. He criticized Senator Allen for
his reference &C the common veal
army as ''the people," and also for
his illusions to the district militia
under command of General Ordway.
lie venture6 to say that General Ord
way had given more study to the
question than had the senator from
Nebraska and that not one step would
be taken by him except at the COM
mand of the civil power. These men
who were coming here did not rep
resent the general views OF the Ameri-
can people: they were not coming with
the intention of prostrating themselves
at the feet of congress but to i'm
press them Dy their presence. In
conclusion, Mr.. lIawley said there
were many other things in Aliens
speech which should be refuted, but
he did not propose to do it, II am
sorry to say" he continued, but
feel bound to say il. that the speech
of the senator from Nebraska was
such as would be received with APP
plause from gang of Anarchists, and
IL would not require microscope TO
discover in il the microbes and bacilli
of Anarchism.
Senator Allen was about to reply to
Senator Hawley, but the hour of
o'clock having arrived the resolution
went over without action. and the
tariff bill being laid before the sena te
Mr.. Gallinger of New Hampshire
spoke against the bill. In the course
Of his speech running controversy
came up between Mr.. Gray of Della.
ware and Mr.. Aldrich of Rhode Island
the latter asserting and the former
denying that in the recent election:
the people had expressed their repro
baton OF the kind Of tariff reform now
before congress.
Senator Gallinger was followed by
Senator McMillin of Michigan.
Senator Dolph followed in speech
against the bill. At o'clock Senator
Dolph suspended his speech and will
conclude to-day.
The senate at SEQ p. m. went into
executive session and at 5:j5 ad
iourned