The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-23

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.,H.s' "N.S 80 80
N tno senase Proceeain9s ior tno pres
ept week centers IN the Efforts which
viii 20 made 70 aette tho tarn contro-
Sersy as raised by the report oil the
conference disagreement. Tho week
will begin with this question In the fore
ground and no ono can foresee what
anount of time will be consumed upou
t..-..t III, ~ .ha .o.,,tt =, .ho IL.
sor "IaS WV. y" :" 'Io teous y. ~
oate which VIII 20 inangurated To-
morrow,
Ther. "a now little donbt that to.mor-
- - III. III - In - "a . - 1t
lows proeeeainsS WI. 10 VI se.y "n'-
mated character-probably no less 80
than those OF Friday, ana possibly
moro 90. ,n
All efforts 10 compromise tho diuor-
ences on the tarit and 70 ailay the teei-
ing ongendered py the fresldents
letter 70 Mr.. Wilson have 60 lar been
unavailing. and unless effort Is made
and exceptional success secured between
this time and the hour OF meeting, the
days session Will develop series OF
very interesting speeches, which oid
fair to be characterized by words both
plain and pointed.
no PROSPECT.
Democratic senators generally agree
that there Is now no prospect OF reach
ing an understanding dn the party be-
fore to-morrow's session, and this can
not be done until tho temper Oh the
senate shall be still further exploited
before the country. II there should be
no change OF programme. Senator
HilEs motion 70 reSede from tne senate
dutiable at 40 cents 2er ton ana put
both on the tree ltst, WIN ~, 90 nrst ne'
cided. utter which senator yilas monon
to amend tho sugar schedule py st5lk-
ing out the one-eishth o. Z cent alueI.
tial on refined sugar, VIII De suo)ect 70
discussion. IL is on this proposition
that the most interesting part OF tne
debate Is expected TO occur. scnator
Hill expects to gain few votes oyer
the number seeutea i9t M nis ny moG,1n h;i1
when ouerea oy nseli III. De.ofe 10 aooS tuo pm not
tSint @ T. T. vii % show spy sroat strength,
and concedes that interest Ia absorbed
by the Villas motion, which no fayors as
strongly as ne does MS OWL
no aiHcisd OF WORDS.
Unless the senator's who are expected
...noo,. .ho,,. tboly ,n,pds there will
:" sp'AN SueS - - -, .ha ..,l,
be no mtnctng oil words wnen tne laik
shall begin: senator dorman rs eiecsea ssa
Tor o speech and those who are IN ms
confidence say he considers the tresi-
dents letter as alfectea lalSeiy ~ IhH., it
self, and that his utterances VIII snow
his resentment
Senator Ditiis will, with senator
Villas, lead the fight for the Villas mo-
tion. Ho will also speak on tho gen.
eral features OF the question at iesue
and will austain the Presidents POSI-
tion in his own vigorous manner:
Senators Voorhees,, Bricc ana LINDSAY
arc among tho Democratic Hcnators VINO
may speak during tho day, ana many
others, including senators hlil anu
Siias, Will prooaOy Pa9t''ipa'e ~ wv
mofn'pH eeOus'
MbAs Lot-o" .,,.., ,,or.
ahete 10 s.'" ',.., 'nas@ SnH. ~, ..s,,sa -
the power oi senator Vmas nosi0u "
hold It's position, Notwithstanding the
fact tbn. those who oppose It hold 1t to
bs ciesrlv ant OF order. Tho bost nd-
vices indicate that when the chair rules
q ert tho railing will ho sustained, but
this viii denend largely upon Republi-
c"n votes Some Of the Democratic
sanstors f,,endly 10 the motion, assert
Tim. tho Rennblican yoto will be solidly
s1a;nst sneh airulinq, but this does not
appear probable: -. ,e,,. N .ocr,o n