New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-11

the troubles respected TINS great p''' "'" '
At this point Mr. Gray Dem pei Inquired s,a,S %.
the NicePre5dent as TO- the ,pfnrmsI that it was
before the Senate. .. -, ,,r porrv Dem
The question: continued the yice-rressideinh':
s ts %n a from 9&Sew 70 ,,- ,os,
Has that resolution Mr. be c,fiS ~ Is present con-
sldcration."
THE vICE-PRESIDENT CORRECTS hiM'H'''
Mr. AIlrich Rep. r. - said that the objection
came too late. and Mr.. I'LL insisted on ,ne si'"'
point and added that after the resolution nau pen
debated objection to its consideration could not oe
Mr. Graz however argued that the discussion had
hcnn ro3e on bv unanimous consent and that
~ndar III RUE H. was in time in making his ob-
lection and the resolution should go over VIII"
o' The VcePresident said that the resolution hod
been offered by the Senator ron hat the
chair had submitted t. the Senate Wheh ha ben
vas any objection. and that no oo)'c''o" '''' ''"
Senators Gray Villas Palmer and others s stat fo1
objection and it was suggested that the notes
of the Record, reporter should be referred 10 is
After a long discussion to the pariiIamentshry
status the resolution the IIcc-IresidTno, ,h
reporters notes made his ruling the rules les pro- pro.
yided he said that all rrs2to hy mus, mnanimoms con-
sent the Senate shall otherwls" nircGI, ~ Ia"
been his impression. he said. that unanimous con
sent had been given-n other words. mat no op-
lection had been inerposed to the present cor
porter however, dd not sustain him in that reSo
lection They faei H., to se hoW as to whether unan
nous consent would be given to the present s con-
TORS haI stated that they had not heard the question
put The Chair would be very reluctant To say ,ha
he had not heard the question submitted ror
these the chair would no" SUNNI ~ Tho 80 prns
rnt consideration Of the resolution offered by the
senator from New, YORK
The Vicc-President There Is objection and the
resolution viii go over under the rule. 10. ,.,,
Mr. inn then forward with ne point that
az a conference report was privileged al any u nm
also privileged This point also argued At some
| length. ana the Vice-Presilent ruled against MT
lIirs proposition
WANTS THE CALCIUM LIGHT TURNED on
Nr Vcst dem MOI one ~ the Democratic
corferr,es said. Il asked for the reading Of the
resolution because ! am under the impression that
until the Senate acts upon IT 1t would not pe proper
| for any member o. the Conference Commute 10
make statement in relation 10 tn. prrSent a an
81 the Tariff bill. and 10 the points OF "ne' III
between the conf,rre's simply desire 10 say now
that 80 far as am c9nrcfne' , n,' m, Calcium
light on the differences between tho Two houses. am
80 renov" the falso issues which have been made
,o 80 carn,rv ! shall take occasion when this
resolution comes mp tomorrow To F'at TOT my ~
a., az. ton IN hc Infamous lies that are being circ
ated in relation the Democratic con'errrrs on inc
Mr vii Suggested humorously that as the senatr
was NOT read, to proceed 20 otntT nS'',ss o;s
| consent 10 make his speech now - , &C.,
= ready at any me sAu ~, ~ Ic,nn and Tor
| ib .'" REGULAR order % business
Mr. Harris Dem. Tenn came In win an aIa
| ,lonal sueg, stion hat the word report used IN
Mr. Hiils resolution Shout D" .lr.,h Iut an ~
argued That a report could MOI be made by con
ference commiitc, except Il Wa an'hof'%e' ~ '''
This point was also discussed to some extent bg,
the proposed moiln alton WAS not mtlr bN MI nm
ma .i.tss
10 max. hi, resolution renl report to the senntc
| n dls"gre~men." The resolution then went over
"' ON the dcnanl % M Allrch the cerre,den
| hy Mr Allen pop NcbJ ischarging the Finance
Commlitce from ~" fufiheT cnsi lG,s,o" " ,Ss me
| linton" and Nj Allrl,h moved t. amend i BY
| striking ont Al n'irr the word resolved am IN
| sorting the folloNlnr THAT ne managers on me
| part 81 the SENATE .n ID. conference no" being
| DELAY 10 report tn sail HI and amendments back
to ne senats T., VIII q nc Sy Mr r,co Dem
"a, ina' W. ,n Sicnl,r hlt f. was .,aei ~ the
| Vice Presiicni-and the statement was conArmet
| by Senators sherman Nscp. ohiol and German
| fore the senate on two successive morning. It was
| hy unanimous content sent back 10 The table. and
| that II was therefore IN order during the morning
! hour
AGAINST MIR. M.DRICHs AMENDMENT
! Then ano:hc- point of Order made against
! Mr. Adrch'- amenlment by NJ Mills Dem. Tex
thai II hnd relation whatever 60 MIR Aliens reso-
| luton AMI WA on f. totally lr~rcnt subject And
| siN another point was mafr by Mr. Faulkner
! dem ~ Va tbnf the Senate hal not the pow"-
! - Instruct ~ c,afcIr~cs T. take u bin which Ms
| In the Joint custody - the two Houses ana direct
them as t. the chaf"cicf ~ ne rep IN -lItI
| make That. Mr. Faulkner ,aId. YOU'D b" an abs
Lutte infringement ol n" rights AM powers Of ever,
| member % ID" conf. rrnc".
| Mr Aldrlch argucI against these several points
Nj Harris also took part In ,hc discussion. H.
said. a. ore OF the Senate cDnfcrrec@ propose 20
be silent a. t, Mat the Senai" NAV 10 N the way
| Hoo. 'rasf them ia Ia he
| a de- nj re.t.r., far the princires on which the
T,.Ir~ 81 th.s Goi. are bas.I The reason why a
resolution should 60 Owe. Tor one day when objected
10 cxafnao II t. sec what il means ana what errc
wond hmv, ,2 i up IN nI ion n' M mH 1tn
different subject. having no earthly connection with
| Senator from Nebraska is now offered II
substitute. That H. In The nature Of = new prop
to cNamn, and to determine whether 81 is night or
wrong. The SAM reason WY the origina! rcso.u
force to substitute On totally different subject
Teller Htcp. cob. The latter was SIN speaking
Aliens resoution hayinl had day in court, wen;
to thu calendar from which 1T can only b" tak"r
A resolution wa onerei by Mr.. Ransom dem.
y. - ami referred 20 the Cpmmtte" On contingent
Expenses instructng the Committee on Commerce
to sit during the recess and to visit AMI examine
best place thai coast h"twcen certin points for
deep water harbor and alTo 10 examine a. 10
Tn. Senate then. al oclock. motion OF Mr.
Cockrell Dem, MOI. proceeded to the consiiern,
ton Of executive business. and AZ $50 adjourned
until to- morrow.
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TIME TO GIVE THE COUNTRY \ REST.
MR. Hill. SAYS THAT Is THE REASON HE OF
FERFD HIS RESOLUTION
Washington Aug. 10. Senator Iilli tonight gave
out the following statement In regard his action
to-day In reference 20 the Tariff bll
Ny object in offering the resolution to-day was
10 expedite the disposition of the Tariff measure.
Every days delay is injurious the business in
terests of the country. and the bill should be dis
posed Of one wa another. IT has been
under consideration In conference committee Tor
over month and further delay Is absolutely in
eXcusabc. The cJrferrecs ought 10 know Zach
81 mir tlLn.. md th.y.