The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-04-12
rho National SOlons.

m'W ..,,tnr Voorhees, Speech on the tar
alst Agreed to. The tariff bill was
~ taken mp ana senator voorhees,
f''h ,mc discussion In its favor with an
oprnyI and carefully prepared address.
tA,'u' uutes lefore 1 o'clock Voorhees,
\ r" Iod mis- speech. which lasted nearly
cont,' A. he took his seat a wave
So,"rlausc swept over the gallery, which
o. "ytcn resident had some trouble in
Weu'rc owing to the lateness OF the
snn,r senator Allison, who intended to fol-
w" i.lJed for an executive session. As
lo", irtroanced by Senator Morgan to
iAe . the awards of the Behring Sea
tn'f mad not come back from the
"'D."r mat. too, went over temporarily
p.".I SING ca led up and Morgan had con-
"a TO an executive session. After an
"",,tiye session the doors were ~reopened
Wv thc senate adjourned.
teoIl in an endless attempt to bring the
p1'rhIran nlibuster against the ONeill-
~ rortp.ted election case In the House to
".o but at no time were the Democrats
sstIIo 81 muster a quorum. and the fIht was
ssp'llv abandoned for the day. Mr.. Patter-
nu|nn tennessee who has charge of the
ts inst before the House adjourned gave
y. mat on the Sd he would ask the
Im'n.c ia lit In continuous session until the
rg,e vas decided
.,b senate ON the Sd : ,nator Petit
.ar ~ south Dakota introduced II resOlu-
sn, vhirh was agreed TO. directing the
mt,ry Of Agriculture to reply within
,brso eay. to the resolution passed by the
..,.af. about siN weeks ago calling Tor sta
,i.ti,. a. to wheat production. The Dill re-
,o.,cd hy senator Morgan to give effect to
a., awari of the paris Tribunal on the
prbriur sea question was passed At :
,e ok the tariir bill wa laid before the
,.,.t, and senator Allison rose. Senator
a.. asked to Yield for II motion to go into
,%c,y,iyr >cs.ion. senator Harris hoped
ellison would continue his speech. The
l.s IRE sideut interrupted the discussion
,o Law tie following message from the
PRESIDENT efore the Senate: ii transmit
herewith the report of the Secretary or
.grr. enclosing the finall cport Of the agent
tl. United states before the Paris Tri-
.ur5I f Arbitratiou; also the prot co.'s
fins far received and ether papniS relat-
in-. The matter. After some cauStic re-
u.,k. between Senators Frye and Harris
re.,r.iu. the procedure with the tariff
1iuiae incident closed and the motion OF
Senator cali that the Senate proceed TO the
consideration of executive business pre-
vailed. AZ or a Sc sion of an hour and u
marIcrtlie d ols we're reopenod and the
>,aat ait burned,
AttAc meeting OF the House on the 4th
ILI4@ltl H. htN Ia ~
m|-c.tfus Of IIilboin of California. The
Democrat, were several short of u quorum,
lui finally mustered the necessary number
sad uu-catcd the Republican. 40 to Ii. MIR.
t.ut.ctiuf California introduced u reso-
luton for holding Il conference of nations
Gthc Western liemispheict to draft treaties
looking to the rcmonciiZation OF silver The
resolution to seat English was adopted-l63
toll. The previous question on approVa
,f ,I.. t.ttt ,Y ,raS nrIa,nI ia tn y The
iurnAl Wa approvcd-lSi to 0. Mr.. Bland
called up the >cigniorage bill returned by
the President without approval ana moved
tn pa, il, the objections OF the Executive
IN tn" contrary, .n-. Mr..
Tracey raj, Il the question of consideration
against it and Mr.. Bailey made the point OF
order thai the Constitution required no
consideration Of IA bill. returned with IA veto
and that the question OF consideration,
there ore. shou d not be raised against 1t.
The SIZE kcr sustained the point OF order.
Mr. Bland stated that on the tth at ) Oclock
he would demand the previous question:.
from all quarter, on the Democratic side
here seemed to Ee Il general desire to avoid
q ruu1icl of opinion in the debate, and
Bands suggestion ri three days debate
WIS met with a chorus of cries, Vote.
Vote. Then fOilowtd one of the most re-
malhahle scenes witnesst d in the House in
E'' ~ ~ pun gu
otlhcir chance of seeing thu dis. ensions in
Ia" Democratic ranks thoroughly aired.
Ihr speaker ordered the clerk to proceed
with The roll call. The Republicans were
hsiIc themsrivc, with anger. They re-
fused to vote on the fir roll call. The
hnti-- liver Democrats were in despair. ~
The rst roll call ave the silver nlen the
Acce,Nriy lWo-thiIdS. Finally. after con
'%NiItlon. they agreed to woe and did vote
IN Tho second rb call Til turned the
too and upon the announcement of The
'oe II "ae found that the motion to pass
me uilt over the veto had been defeated,
i'r Niivc" mcn Lacking - Of the necessary
tao-lhird>.
In the senate ON the 4th a bill was passed
l'fhIllIn= horse racing III the District OF
NoNIDuia. but prohihitinE pool : ling. The
ie'orl Of he Secretary { f Agriculture rela-
we J." thc YiN1b t. supply OF wheat, called
-t Jy a reso utiun. was read and referred
Vtt' tmmittee on Agriculture. Senate
{.y presented a memorial from the Phil
e''lpAla Board of Trade asking adequate
"''es on sugar. Senator Allison resumed
" 'pr'ch against the tariff bill. He de
'''u Ms l"inatks II the departure from
t''Ihr To al YarO.em dut e., and pointed
-l 'he Inconsistency OF retaining specific
I'''> on some articles and the ad valorem
'>'H ON others. In resp nse TO Il qucS-
" f'l>on declared he intended to vote
"fl're sugar. both raw and refine l., as il
Ill 'he bI when it came from the
''' ana then he would propose an
'ui1rht rcpiac ng the bounty on sugar
vas IN tic Mckinley l.w. lie crfti-
"c aIc' hoiic schedule aS imposing
hardship on many industries and de-
cal e pan to make up the deficit by
''"- q TAX ON su:ar and Incomes. In
..'N" ON he said lie should not knowing
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