The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-15
hi oUAY'S TARIFF SPEECH.
.,,s WHAT VILE HAPPEN IN
Tyr BILL BECOMES "A LAW.


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n. II. Ch.-bsr for = MSS Meet
:. .f ns worsius-en's A'ssei.tio..
-..--vorox. April 1I-Amongt the few sena-
N1....rt 1.-THE opening Of to-day's proceed
y" ina venerable Senator from Vermont
nn .el vs,rs old to-day. Mr.. Morrill, was con-
uI,.,sd By several Senators. Msssrs. Hill
~" yort. walsh OF Georgia, and Gibson Of
,.,.rd crossed over together from the Dem
~. "a tbs Republican sido OF the chamber
e.-...nt their congratulations; and at-the
pr..Ins Mr.. Walsh was introduced to Sena-
avorrIll and Sherman. Subsequently, Mr..
I'm s.vs notice that on Wednesday next
..n,d address the Senate on the Tariff bill
=, ,hs Income tar. and Mr.. Turpis tDem.
- ,,vs a like notice. his speech to follow
n Norrils
~. ,.solution heretofore offered By Mr..
A., ran. Pa to give hearing in the SEN
y. ,hsmb Der next Saturday 10 . committee Of
:. Vorkinamen's Association OF the United
s.,,. IN opposition to the Tariff bill was laid
hiors the Senate.
n, Quar- explained his purpose in Offering
a, r,solutIon. which he thought had better be
a.oo.sd Of to-day. A committee Of the asso-
n I,tou had failed In obtaining hearing be-
~. the Finance Committee. and monster
d..y,ution OF some 10000 delegates was to
sb,ld in Washington next Friday. at which
memorial and resolutions were to Der pied.
ANS proposed that next day this memorial
nd resolutions should be presented to the
innate By committee OF 100. These
rutlsmsu. Mr.. Quay said. seemed to be very
,u,h in earnest. He believed that they were
rinr to do what they proposed. and the uues-
Ion was what tho Senate was going TO do about
4 He had, he said. discouraged them. He
td them that they might Just as we'll attempt
b whistle back Q pack Of hounds in full cry
. snsr driven deer as to expostulate with the
majority In the Senate chamber and try to
itsr them In their mad chase against the pro-
/ tuetivs industries Of the country and against
b, wages OF the workingmen. But they told
lin that their arrangements had proceeded
% far that It was too late to change them.
Msn he FIRST offered the resolution he sup
vossd that the Senator from Tennessee
Dr. Harris). who seemed to be master OF all
h surveyed. would In his bensvoleno, allow
friday. so thatths committee Of the Working
psns Association might DO heard on satur-
N
M. aallinger tRep.. N. H., offered Q substi-
hts for the resolution (which Mr.. Quay 40
sspted. providing for . recess Of the Senate
MT Saturday from ! until p. NJ. to hear
,onmi.tee Of the workinemen's QrganiEation
NJ Harris Bsm.. Tenn discIaimed tn.
pbity to control any vote In the senate except
liz own. and he was not sure that he could al
psnorlal or resolution referred to might be
bid before the SenateS IN tho ordinary way;
but the idea OF q mass meeting assem- bling In
Inprecedented.
III: Quay explained that the COMMITTEES OF
onno sei to the IL
borial or resolutions: but would also accom-
nny that with an oral presentation OF their
no precedent I imagine" said Mr.. Harris.
hilton Of the United state. was ratified and
iSiaf Il that the time q the Senate can be Very
81 ss saSses ::
! mass meeting. and 70 a gen .rai discussion By
ore u. move to lay Il. resolution On he he
Ms: asll!nser demanded the yeas and nay.
I..oiutiOn was laid on the tabls~Isas. 81:
os.., s s.; Alien ss,: B.sisuEn sI.sss.Ia
Sis.ss. Gora.n. i:rris ns@i.y ao.r. ifSy . Joa::
s af r.n. 'f Feo p1osso fu1s sS.
nan smith: rurPs; Vest . and wsish-sx ,.r.
Hia'Srough, PETER. Powsr. and ousy-G
The Further Urgent Deficiency bill was then
hksn up. and. after some moro discussion as
eial agents OF the Census Bureau the bill was
passed With many amendments. The bill. as
Increase that amount to 81. 1855. 900 Ono Of
ne senate amendpents y 5000 for the
The Tariff bill was taken np At iP NJ. and
lI Quay rep. Pal addressed tho Senate In
N. quay dspiored tn. frequent changes in
stin laws and endorsed the utteranco Of Gen.
Sfant. that Dy constitutional amendment :all
ispor,ant revenue and financial legislation
nsni for fixed term OF years, 80 that its
operations might be fully and fairly tested.
s s0sS serious. however. than these constant
sIpves.ed At the polls might DO uninterrupted
An ths s2
" following the eieetion OF . Presi-
asls ..sqtiSs TIE dcetrIn ssiS Of prof o.
hslen; During the continuance OF that
paEU ~ power every year saw the tide OF
prosperity rise higher and higher. Following
ne success OF candidate whose party plat
!orm was antagonistic TO protection. forthwith
teio9d passes over the fair and happy land. |
enll strikes the heart and bsnun.hs the con-
hence Of Its people. business fAlteIs, hesi- |
s Az: halts; mills and factories are closed: |
a sa,t1 Wthdraws TO cautious Inactivity; |
s.Ikmsn are discharged or work at reduced |
,sasss and the country stripe for an approach |
~ struggle with psnurY and distress,
.hpeaklnR OF the pending measure he said:
instead OF being stripped OF the Absurdities |
sna which IL came from the branch OF Con- |
EsA IN which 1t necessarily originated. IL
-. - eeen made more grotesaus than ever In |
$40 oil apromise OF settlement of the tariff |
W Aterm OF years. the bill opens a long vista |
Y uisturoanee unsettlement and uncertain-
~ IIs very advocates admit, and its discon-
SaIsd apoloRists proclaim, that this measure |
IN AZ entering wedge. that 1t Is but dire por-
Ioi more Dreadful outrage to come. that It /
menace OF future blows The AjoFity Of |
IN programme OF destruction instead OF a
Ely OF Preservation; under the guiss OF = |
,.ns. t9r revenue they give US tarin OF re-
NJ Quay said that Il this bill became . law
sns1 ns monetary problem would Immediately
n 11hl Nnt the American people. The progress
an 1ttg ht and events had been such in this
~ Sn " that 1t was welded to the gold stand
Io.s sn sn 70 oy long and drsArJ nnptial esEe-
ldsa .od not without privilege OF divorce. He
Iy.,Ie honest money State but silver ia hard Aad
49,, .0hest ceADite constant and insidlous snorta
1850 u 90 the plane Of mas currency And under
IA nd ~ cessation Il viii be the duty OF fsRnsyE