New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-24

Germans speech the one thing peculiar to him was
the characteristic OF gentle tender exquisite un-
suspicious non-partisanship anghtert anu !" ''a'
view he (Mr hoar accepted Inc ief'ur ere s,,co,v
that II ungrateful task to suggest to the
mans hand over its brilliant horizon and rift in
the Democratic view; but. In Justice to some OF ms
Of Massachusetts-he could not refrain from putting
in the record an expression Of their opinion as to
the pending tariff legislation. lie then read resolu-
tions adopted by that club last Monday, expressing
Indignation AT its remonstranccs against the Senate
bill not being needed and demanding the restora'
ton OF the House bill
Mr. Allison Gep, Iowa. commented on Mr.. Cor
mans speech, and said that It proved. among other
things. that the responsibility for delay In action
on the bill rested with the Democratic side OF the
Senator that trusts were not to be encouraged. but
he intImated nevertheless that the rates proposed
on sugar and on refined sugar would be
practical advantage TO the Sugar Trust.
MR.. CHANDLER REBUKEs Mr.. HARRIS
After further discussion a protest against waste
OF the pubic time was made by Mr.. Harris Dem.
Tenn in his usual impressive manner. AID this
Interference resented by Mr.. Chandler (kep.
~ H.. who advised Mr. Harris 20 pcruse every
morning 1.-THE Record" Of the session OF lSSl. whore
he would find that motions 10 adjourn ana motions
| to 20 into executive session alternaied with each
rom Teanesscc Tor the purpose OF killing lime II
there ever had been q time when that Senator
publican senators were seeking to reply % me long
nma9T Of Ee enator fom Msryand to
the position Of The Democratic party on ths hlll.
whether ne believed IN the sincerity Of he Demo.
cratic conversion and whether he id not expect the
Il cannot believe" Mr Chandler replied. sar;
casicay that there Is gr3nd faTee ,i srana
| people: ana DO not understand why the senator
from s R a9S nd 'a2n nk RRS S SSn an
good faith. G.aughteTD mink ihat l'"n ''rl &C
party platforms declaration that protection is IN
constitutional believe " me GOOD ia''R Oh n.se
dent Senator Faulkner. Dem. vs.. Va. was IN ne
Chair bracel yourself up the other DAY ana No,td
upon and destroy The Democratic PLATFORM You
were sncere d.aushi'r1 49,. .,,,..,, ~. suc.
eesiIns mat NE s,na'3T rom Wes' Xrsnia vas vas
IN iayor Of imno'ns aair' I 'i ,us r
Mr Chinlicr apoi,ez-l both for himself AMI ne
fhry SHOULD have made he prc.!Iing oflcer the
suhiec; u any remark. and be WIS afraid that u
West virginia would leave the chair AMI AXE ne
floor. ani then they miga. have o,'as.egn =, WIS"
' Fl,s AIS, ,he v5,c was ,akea anI Ne duty rail-
way bar. etc c esfn no1 hound Tl' "A' al
'w rF proy 81 N ne nouse biz for sheet. o,
! ron &c Giem 49,. was struck out. On motion OF
| Nj Jones dem. Ark). ana me foio"'ns s"oSu-
! ,nr ali ZION or steel commercially known A. com
mon or bllrk taggcrs iron or steel ana sk"p ron
/ thinner than SO 10 and 10, thinner than 80 20
wire gaugs scven-tenths = con, per pound thin
3sr ieaD H. re- ra,gr erh;.en'hs CENT per pound
| ner than 80. - wire gauge and no, thinner man
pounn; proy,' s,oe no, ,hlnnrr thnn " % wire
gauge shall pay duty rs plate Iron or plate steel
The next item OiD vas amended - as 70 make
the duty on all iron or steel sheets or plates 'ex-
pound more than the rates Imposed IN item If on
the corresponding gauge ~ i'rms '' '''n'ho" OF
The mex, paragraph G20 was amended % as =,
or glanced - whatever name designated. y. cents