The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-07-30
COAL is THE 4
MIR. CLEVELAND WANTN
TED FREE OF ID
18Th. Paradise of the rao iasa by President
at no ,s md Ex-oueen Iiliuok"'
No Disagreement on Sugar-N
Is an Issue in the Blll-The
Will Sign Any Bill BefOl

Washington, July 2S.-(Special Ho
difference between the house q aftel
ate conferees on the tariff bil1 aboa
coal schedule. 1t is understood ship
difference on the sugar schedule the
justed on duty of As cents fiji mar
bounty for the fractional part q the
which will amount to about So, has
This is entirely satisfactory Il out
senators. The strange feature sen
question is that the administra) pee
the senate schedule, which gives the
ad valorem and Is cent differel1 TIN
fined sugar. This is the schedull us
written by Secretary Carlisle. ST.
The sugar schedule has newell al
bone of contention between the II eX
the administration, and buncOmbl fo
INDUCED in on the part of the h bt
mittee when the report was mad w
body that the confereeS had faileol
and there was much applause on @
marks, but when the presidents +
read he made no objection to II s
schedule, and it has developed s. .
he does not oppose it, but is salts |
it. Nor does he make any special
iron, but coal is what he wants on
list He is willing for the house
all their claims for free coal. |
The senate committee will not y
They have offered to the house &C |
the reciprocity with Canada on co;
ada now has a duty of 81 cents
coal imported into that country.
prives our coal mines in Illinois, !
from, cbinninT
to Canada, and the senators from
states say it is unfair to let the Nov
miners have free trade with New t
and our south Atlantic states and alt
lake shores unless Canada will do III
for us If they will give reciprocit
saw. they can compete in Canada "
Nova Scotia mines in the western
Canada and as far as Toronto.
Whitney's Syndicate.
There is strong pressure for FIRE
| The Nova Scotia mines belong to
| madam government. They have lea
| mines to strong syndicate control
Canadian Pacific. TO this syndica
| been added strong financial men in
and New York. Mr.. Russell, who
| democratic candidate for governor
| 1dSl GlcCliOI III ANIct'nSSNAACt'~te, -
| was SO ingloriously defeated by the
| republican governor, GreenhalSe, IS
| head of the Boston capitalists in IN
| Scotia syndicate, and Hon. Win
| Whitney is at the head OF the Ne
| parties interested in the syndicate
parties interested are strong frl'
| President Cleveland.
| President Cleveland says that WI
| coal the democratic party can DO
| democratic representation in congi
fact. he thinks it will eventually
| New England states to the den
party. 1t has always been fad v
president to strengthen thH ueI
party In New England.
Must Have Some Bill.
The members of the house are
very nervous on the situation, and
ginning to clamor for a settlement
issue. They all realize the fact tina
| bill goes back to the senate again
be indefinitely postponed.
Congressman Hatch said today:
never do to adjourn without tai
| would be willing to go before m,
| with nothing but the income part
than have no legislation. OF course
| all the reform | can get, but ii L G
| a whole hog, then l viii take a. h-U
| I 90 ,,3t--.soJ,vc branches under den
control. If we fail now with eve
democratic we will make ourselves
lous and the laughing stock of the
L am for everything i'll the shape o
reform we can get"
He VIII Sign Amy Bill.
This covers the sentiment of eight
ten of the congressman on the dem
side Of the house. There will be an
ment on the tariff bill before the
week is out, and the senate bill, wit
ably a very few immaterial changes,
adopted.
whenever the conference committed
that settles the question. The re
then made to each house of the agrC
but there is no way to vote down t
1t will so Immediately to the presi
have it almost from the president
that he will sign the bill that is ore
"While he is very much in favor Of fir
he will not refuse to sign the bill if
a duty on it, not even if that duty
cents d ton," one of his friends re
today.
The prospects are now good, unles
is some unforeseen trouble ahead,
adjournment about the 10th of Augl
Rome's Public building.
The supervising architect will a
this week for bids for the proposed
| building at Rome. lie has written t
| Maddox that the structure will be
within forty days. The contract for
| tire building will be let in thirty da
! bids are advertised for. Fifty Il
dollars has been appropriated for thi
| ing and better results can be had,
| architect claims, if the contracts are
| out piecemeal.
CRISP AT THE WHITE HOV
The Speaker and the PrcSidci