The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-14

TO the 634 NJ lions richer by the tariff bin
I r, 80 bill, reccie from its opposition
IT,. ho,s usen ate amendments, and agree
rhs ,ss.ss g. 9
~ e,v.1e,ss y tomplete victory for the senate.
I ,,rss.,,,S,at,E made an absolute surrender.
! -, tha, 81 grew directly or { of the eouEse
ssooa thesenate end Of the capitol.
s,tsrd,o.5 ! - Mr.. Hill on Friday. Up
. ,,sr,a, 49, be the senate confsrees had
,srons-.s2Il mir against the senate
- ~ g. especially on the three dis
mai n, ! ~ ;, coal, iron and sugar. and the
nm ahla so hV oiee of the house was for war
10 sis,s - 81 be end. But the indications
sarslI was iu srn ocrais Of the senate might be
honsa So niger hold q majority of voters
rhe ss,ncN even the senate bill, and that the
iastossIr1fI de perate jeopardy. forced the
ara,bsr aoorats to Immediate actions
1870 ~, cratic conferees of the house at
ssna,. M sd that they were beaten. that
The 81 3te could not be risked in the
ihe cauc ~ that VI must Do eitner the
,,.nas 4 80 OF no bill.
reviS7y IA bic question was precipitated in
faynr5 .afS he'd just before the house con-
a. h.iFIffs n ~. at which. after a thorough
..s asrl the situation and speeches in
h,u ard IRE ceding by Speaker Crisp,
.snaratak Wilson and Others il
AMI haTb@X de- To- pass the senate
aoin,S - Immediately afterward pass
lssss sa 4 ~ Jls placing COAL iron ore, sugar
i,gsosssa n v re on the free list and by SO
arranged n i tl,s house on record and at
Ists.r ii nj lsily overcome the humiliation
ciaI or,lar - defeat The programme
Tha - 1ucus was carried oct TO the
~ 49,. D 0ase after an ironclad spes
~a.k.,tS q - a the chamber through out
sh.sr.sI al ! evening were exciting, and
80 IfaI sns xt.onal. The galleries were
at.s{, f,assS. II themembers appiauded and
,Tos. eiF respective leaders to the
,ha, s.ssss,ts| "a the terms Of the order but
a ,sarli,a1I " y eallowed for debate on the
nitcfeI 4,N os sion To recede and sgree to
ra4x.d H. af1endments to the tariff blk
aside TRsI sntary skirmish preceded the
iron sa,ISlN tie. bus tipe point OF order
.gssosa 81 tie Republicans was swept
~ WiboI b. aksr Suied the house with an
ard sxas 4 sc p9ncipsl speeches for sad
On fh1e ain proposition were made
for nren sd Crisp on the one hand
.,s.chss.se ~ p ser Reed and burrows
.sre 80 fsr. There was no G time
z psaytc 81 ation, and all Of the
srer.ney I. ~ hot from the brain and
! o,hers -tef with rounds OF cheers.
con,rngi 4 N q ~, OF New York. and Mr..
.enssai 80 " Missouri, both Democratic
sac 81 90 ths Ways and means
coxayssA delivered scathing and
,e,3gied III 3 speeches. dsnouncIng
3,,siI,.3, ser Ter Of the house as
3 ia,far9ss,x n IN ipasfenSble. dhs speaker
-, 4, as ~. Coskran. xhose effort was a
,soS anS ne with such temper that the
r9ssn lFoasea personal affront, al
arhssvsark eaker discAaimed such inten-
4..,n,Ss- ~ is astciops lunge at Speaker
4 A. 10 attempt on the part OF the
=. 80 eaders TO claim a victory.
=. 49, a. .tfed that tfsy we're accept
80 81 o. table, jnstifying their action
e ~ ~ sd that the senate bill
- H = Tran The Mckinley
orsz,n e,ss Z 1st startling GAtnre Of the
NJ was Mr.. CockrAa' seloquent
81 .alrInas Wilson 70 name the
~ the senate sho threatened
- = - q al tariff legislation II fhs az
u at differences betseeu the
o,.s.,.k - aspsrsisted In. bat MOVIE
- - a. response.
lesy--aF vote came 20 be taken at 6
Ts-ss. rteen Democrats, AessTsa BAIT
s,.r,s. .H "a. Hendrscks. DanTgsy ard
- oeto Sew York: Davey. Ms5sF and
- R., suisiana: Everett. OF Massa-
r.. ST,a,A 4 srrnnh. Of Michigan; johnson.
-s,s, .ro q 1arsney. Missouri. voted with
zs-2 s1s against the resolution.
NJ pSfS 3 ~ then put through. one
| sw6as the Republicans de-