Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-06-21
SPECIAL RULES MAY Be ENFORCED.

ahe Tariff Lenders in the House Getting
Ready to Handle the Bill when 1t RE-
turns from the sennte--Prnspects That
There viii be No Unnecessary Delay
Rules so Hasten = Vote May be Adopted.
WASHINGTON, June 19.-Ihe tariff
leaders OF the House are preparing to
handle the Tariff billexpeditiously when
il comes back 10 the House. No exact
programme has as yet been arranged,
but the plans have matured sufficiently
10 satisfy those in charge OF the bill that
there will not be another long.drawn
out debate. If need be series OF spec
ia rules will be presented to close de-
bate on the various schedules, and then
a final rule to wind up the whole ques
ton. such Il course will be adopted,
however, only IN case the debate gives
promise OF becoming interminable. II
will not be used TO limit a reasonable
discussion Of the Senate changes.
SOME NECESSARY DELAY.
Members OF the ways and means
committee expect the bill to be returned
To the House within the next 10 days.
Representatives Turner and 'Garsney OF
the committee say il will be back by
| saturday or Monday next. 1t is said,
however, that there will beseveral days
| delay after the bill passes the Senate, in
order that careful revision of the
| Senate changes may be made and u
printed bill issued.
Representative Breckenridge of Ar
kansas, member Of the committee,
says the first step in the House on
| the receipt OF bill will be to refer to the
WAYS and means committee. This body
will take several days, perhaps week,
in carefully going over the bill, and de-
termining on the policy To be adopted
toward ii ii whole and in detail. Thus
far there has been no desire to nix a
policy, as it was likely to be construed
as improper influence on the Senate,
but with the Senate's work complete,
those members will 60 over the bill II
detail 10 see how far they will recon-
mend an agreement with the Senatoand
to what extent they will join issue with
the Senate changes.
The determinations Of the committee
will be largely advisory to the House
but they are likely to fix the faMre pro-
qramme Of tho conference. The com
mittee will select the House cor aree5
to be recommended to Speaker Crisp fol
his appointment
AS TO THE CONFERENCE.
When the bill is once IN conference
frequent reports will be made to Tx
House on such agreements us may b
reached. Some Of the ways and mean
members say ten days will suffice for ~
agreements Others are less songuiHc
and foresee the necessity Of rule, g
series of rules, To prevent another pro
tracted debate.
| WILL NOT CUT OFF FAIR DEBATE.
i Representative Cultivate Of the rule
j. committee, says there will be no disposi
q ton to cut OIL fair debate. "'The Hous
r will not consider itself bound hand an
: foot by the Senate amendments" sal
Y he. "On the contrary, they will be fairl
+. and reasonably discussed. The goo
= sense Of the House will undoubtedly ii
! dictate when the debate has proceede
e far enough. If, however, a rule become
5 necessary, one can undoubtedly
e brought in, and passed for closing tn
e debate. AS yet, however, no suggestio
e of a rule has been made"
g REPUBLICAN VIEW.
d Representative Burrows, Republ
can member OF the rules committe
e says: "a rule can undoubtedly be MAJ
d effective in closing debate on the Tari
: bill. 1t can prescribe limited time f
{, discussion, and then direct that Il
! previous question be considered as o
y. dered, without any dilatory motion
r Of course the House would have
H. vote on such rule, but if the gentl
5, men on the other side determine {
OF crowding the bill through, they CT
le3 probably get through a rule strol
10 enough to accomplish that purpose"
rs s-
Id No New Trial for Lizzie Peaks slayer.
is TRENTON, N. j., June 1S.-The cou
of errors and appeals has denied nc
e. trial for Wesley Warner, convicted
is the murder of Lizzie Peak at Mou