New-York tribune., 1894-02-06
THRIFT HEARTNGS WANTED.
SOME DO1-9T IF THE SENATE COMMIT
TEE WILL GIVE THEM.
Mr.. uALE's RESOLUTION NAY NOT BE Ar-
PROVED by THE DEMOCRATS. But RE-
r1.grLcANs WILL INSIST oN THEIR
RIGHTS.


wosbincton Feb. 5.--A feeling reference to the
death Of George W Childs was Hiaue III ''' N"'p
,sin,s opcning prayer in the senate this morning
Mr. Hale d,ep Ne) offered resolutions r"eitmg
,ba, the Tariff bill has come to the Senate; tha'
the representatives Of many great ihd"sui' '"'''-
ests and many laboring me1 believe that no OPP
portunity has been heretofore given 10 DE near"
uron its provisions; that they no" desire 10 "'
s.nt their objections to 1t before any action Is
,o,,o, hv the senate: and instructing the COM
n,ittae on Finance To give an opportunity 70 an
persons who believe their interests aHec'ed 10 pe
heard before the committee reports 'S "'''" "
the Senate He said that he did not desire i''"c
date action on tho resolution and did not KNOW
that there was any necessity for H. because lie
would rot assume that the Committee on fih'noe
would decline to give such hearings. lie asN'r
HAT the resolution should l'e the table ana Sad
that he would call it ny soon for the purpose OF
making some remarks upo1 u. 1t w"S - oi't'ti'
Mr. Berry Dem. ArkD moved 10 refer 10 the
Judiciary Committee ihe Anti-Opton blll ihTol"'' .
some time ago BY MI George 'peHl '''''' '
now the table.
Mr. Washburn dseD. Mimi moved 70 amend the
motion 80 as 10 refer the bill to the Committee On
Agriculture. but said that in the 'hs"n'r oil MI
George he would not press TIE aineh!itrnt!. oo,t,,
After some further CollOquy Mr. Ecrry acuph
unacted on, and the bi!l siiii remains oh '"'
table. . ,,, ,,t,o,,
the feeling the part Of kopuillcaHs that 'rills
hearings on thc Tarif bill are t. - . tc'' 10 ~,
frequency OF the stItemrutS to-day max ihe = i
nance Committee would report tn" bill TO the ''tn-
ate inside Of ten days probably caused tni~ dr,',S
10 become wcil-srouni"d CONVECTION. lt.in S,'m -,
have been understood that at the last h"'fhs "i
thc Finance Committc" tacit agreement was hdu
"If h,arin.s are TO Doe denied" said Mr A'on.
discuss:ns thr question ts aItrni'A 'r % H. ,r ,".
tcan" VIII lc y ~ mnch Nu'i't 'i' ',. Va,
stood the las meeting OF th" '"mini'i' tee l4ial
he heard would bc gwen an opportunity To come
before our committee. II VIII certainly nr an uh-
..The Ernu5lcnus on the conmiitac will Insist
that these hearings be Frantel.' said Mr. Alduch
VIII DO as has be- N intlmaiel They viii 10 81
only against oar earnest protests. although 1t Is
thew viii ouivo US Wc were surely of the opinion
that the matter had been disposed OF h"r'tpi"lr
members cf tho Financ. Committee dos not Load
To- the conclusion mat h'hrin~ af" C,nSi i"r'i ~
s1vs n" is willing 20 have hcarlng- f1r nult /
number OF Industries tnlt may h1f" h".ii an r'tr'
committee hut in the main he believes that ah the
leading trades represented there. ana thai lo
rep'a; the hearings would he simply COINS o''r 'nf
Mr. Jones of Arkaneas is inclined 70 limit h"ar-
makes no attempt - conceal the fact that he i-
opposed to hearings on general grounds ahl
su;horltatvcly for Mr. Mcpherson. who VIII hs ia
his seat to-rOrrow. ihai D." Will aci IN harmony
crl;c members oi tho committee %iI prc"r" ih,li
bin. and then lay Il before %" Republican mem
II1nsc' Hr,nbican. w.r~ io-l.y CRITICISM. mis-
iro',,e.I ri,1 Of the n4fprt, ~ The c,iniaitir-.
All thcy deny ,rar fre Krpubl Leans have es'ah-
liehcl ~lrh p~ecea. .ut in th" sf0li" " hi." .h'
Mckinley hnl and shapci it, cours" In commiti"e
they say there was 10 EFFORT TO k"~? anything away
The s,a,prnsr, TIA, the I'm vill bc rclor'cl 10
the senate within p"roi - short a- gen ds, con
/ firms ,he story 'hat th" - 'moofai' haN" h.rn 81
! work upon Il bin f0r some I'M. AMI u if s3i,
that senator VS. and J9nc, ~ Arhan.is. aiicl a,iicl
| al work n Mr Mil.ss comiiitee-room rr"i'r.ns