Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-30
pAwTUCKET TRIBUNE EVENING. july 80. 1894

saving granted tss reqnsss Ior oon-
ference. aud the report will bs taken up
at the fret opportunity.
Whatever the nature Of the report.
there 10 sure 20 be more on less debate
upon A. Even should tho senate bill be
accepted In its entirety by che house.
there will De some speeches on the part
Of tbs tariff leaders aud possibly other
senator's. though IA this event tbers
would be u general disposition TO eurtaiI
them both In length aud number ON &C
count of the desire which Is felt In all
quarters 20 brlng ths session TO a close at
the earliest possible date
This disposition would not be allowed
% control In case the report should indi-
cate any materinl concessions TO the
house Ia case Of reductions on either
coal, iron ore or sugar. there are Demo
cratic senators who would resist the re-
port. aud another family quarrel on the
nocr OF the senate would be the inevita.
ble result
There are also Democratic senators who
would make strenuous opposition to ma
terial changes ia the metal. wooden aud
cotton schedules, aud the Republicans
would In the latter event be found par.
ticipating II is not probable that Sena-
tor Quay will submit quietly To any Inn
portant mobilization Vt the metal sched-
uls. nor that senator Aldrich would per
NIT changes Ia the rates on woolens 10 be
made without entering q vigorous protest.
and the result would be the prol onga-
ton OF the de- bate with ths snd Of forcing
a return 10 the senate rates
while Waiting no, Tarin
The tirst days OF the week will be given
up 10 the sundry civil appropriation bill
This will always arouse q more or less de-
bate The bill this year will probably
prove no exception. aud II is likely that
two or three days will be devoted 10 ID
unless II should be sidetracked by the
tariff.
With the suudry civil bill disposed OF,
the general deficiency bill will be the only
appropriation bill remaining unacted
upon by the senate It has not yet been
considered by the committee on apprs.
pristlons. but will be taken up AZ soon a.
the civil bill shall be reported aud will
probably be IN shape 10 be considered 10y
the senate by the time the sundry civil
bill Ia out Of the way.
Four OF the appropriation bills are IN
conference. and reports upon these may
be expected during the week, with the
possibility OF more or less debate upon
each. II time permits. the general cal
endar presents @ great variety Of matter
for the consideration Of the sonata
No Decided Program.
There has been no meeting Of the Dem
ocrat.c Oonfsrrees on the tsrin bill since
the adjournment at 1890 Saturday.
No plan OF procedure has been arranged
for the house OF representatives, as
Speaker Crisp wants TO keep the way
clear for the tariff bill, IL an agreement
can DO reached. The only business set
for the week Is the Funston Moore con-
tested election case on Wednesday.
The petition circulated by Mr., Springer
for Democratic caucus Tuesday at 8
p. m. is likely to cut an important figure
In the proceedings Of the week, unless
Speaker Crisp and other leaders succeed
In having the caucus, as 10 10 construed as
a reflection on the house oonferrees The
latter are up in arms and there Is promise
of warm persona! controversy II the
caucus Is held.