New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-01

caF n'e5ey printed h' morning He had
tves OF the two press associations.
During coiloquy between Mr. Palmer and Mr.
whether her~ would come a time in the near future
when a vote on tne ,Pending ansndment would be
said, wantTd to kno" wha; Tar;n bill w2uli Se
pending amendment (as to the date for the bin
10 go into erecO to be disposed Of. and they
Mr.; Chandler Inquired Of Mr.. Harris when he
could could, have the opportunity OF making some remarks
ana was told that the obstacle was the fact that
senator's Quay 0 and ng pa,p 15r So harmed it.
he hoped that that condition Of things would not
survive to-day
MIR. TURPIE GETS EXCITED.
AT this point in the proceedings Mr. Turpie dem.
lnd) rs and In voice QuivernS with passion
attacked Mr.. Aldrich. charging him with having
put forward three lies gross palpable three lies
basey BORN three lies Of inconceivable mendacity
that there were 3'r amendments TO be- offered by
considered Icy the committee and that WIS not The
bin when would be- finally presented for action;
NJ AAldrch's statements by four s'nators. Ne
,Mr TqrpieI believed the greater number ana dis
believed the lesser number rather the lesser
unit-the diminutive unit which asserted the con
Of all these reports with reference to h"se hcons;
VINO claimed the paternity OF them? The honorable
Senator from Rhode Island was equal 10 such
paternity. That senator mignt claim the fdtherhcoi
Of many more such fables such tctons. such false
Then working in the Jellyll and Hyde Ie4 and
bD E Tnrp Ad Tefr5eP oi2H 4 hr
cessor in the Senate mraning Mr. Adrch himsrlp
Predecessor he sad was perhaps man more pru-
dent. more cautious. At least that predecessor
Of those enormous untruths, but the uiplet won'd
have driven him from the field. THAT predecessor
aiOr. We'll versei from his services retail
grocers apprentce-n the great fiscal policies OF tn
issues dependent upon duiiabe goods ana ther
values. That predecessor had enormous develop
sides Gear down T. the feei. W nat then he
man found without chips or cheek when there was
an attempt made to cali him the other day? As to
senator from Rhode Island they would scrape the
dome OF the Capitol let me ask the Senator from
Rhode Island when he assumes the paternity or
these three hctons whether he VIII attempt To- rival
his WI he r W nm mr. ian msnaaG
him in that hatred Of the truth and that love Of the
false which has always characterIzed the champions
and the cheats Of Proiection?'
NOT TO BE STIRRED TO WRATH
The only notice which Mr.. Aldrich took OF this
bitter attack upon him was a quiet remark that he
d!d not suppose that the Senator from Indiana rep
resented anybody but himself. and that under other
circumstances and other conditions that Senator
would not have made the speech he had just made
delivered the third insalment of his peech against
the Tariff bill assisted by Mr.. Gailinger IN the read
lie was asked by Mr.. Mitchell CRep. ore), at
. p m. whether ne WOMB "n's" 'o-''S' anu ''P"'N
Mir Mitchell thereupon moved to adjourn. and that
motion was voted down.
Mr. Quay went for a few minutes longer. ana
then yielded for a motion 70 60 into executive SEES
sion. on that motion there was no quorum voting
The roll called. and forty-hve Senator'S Two
more than quorum responded Then the question
going into executive session was voted on again
with n similar result before ana Tor halt an
hour there were alternative rolcals and votes by
yeas AMI nays Finally, Mr. Harris. tired ~ THIS
frutless vast" OF time. agreed to move an adjourn
rnent lie gave notice. however. that II ~" S'nht"
should Ice lef: without quorum again De- W"uli
move that the Serg"ani-ai-ArmS De directed - con-
bel the aftcndancc - absences. and Mr.. tprkr'H
dem Mo. chairman ~ the Comm!it"" on APP
preparations. added that D" would niroiuc" r'9"-
int directing the Sergeant At Arms - put IN
force the provision - law f'r deductions from ~"
sa'aries OF absent Senator'S.
F'nelIv AT so the senate adjourned TIL noon
tomorrow. that hour being fixed - allow senator's
to attend the funeral Of th- wife ~ senator Morgan
OF Alabama