New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16

We PAGES.
for fat least, affirm my beef-tha when rs una.
action shall be taken there Will r nr from one end
~ the other that at last their great Government n
t5e in. conrress with it's two houses is not the ser
.n ny, Sdont IF sugar trust Of any otner
MONOPOLY in the land" (Applause)
REFUSED TO GO INTO EXECUTIVE SESSION.
When Mr. Villas resumed his seat. Mr.. Henderson
Uep Neb) said that If no other Democratic SEN
ator desired to reveal any more OF the secrets Vi
the great Democratic charnel house he wouid move
thai the Senate adjourn. He withdrew that mo
ton however and Mr.. Doph QRep. Ore.) moved 10
proceed to the consideration of executive besh T
That motion was defeated: Yeas 10; nays o. ne
two democratic Senator's from Louisiana, with Mr..
kyle Pop 3. D. voted aye. and the RepuS'ea an
Pettigrew, with the Populist Senator, MT Fehef'
voted no. - ,u, s rosurrod
and Mr.. Palmer Dem. I'D addressed the senate
He said that he was not parry arve dn ac
count of the peninsular campaign said mat ,he
au t,ii heard in the French army. He (Mr
Palmer had never had occasion TO use that cry
Tariff bill which was now in the Presidents hands
along with his Democratic friends ana wnateyer
without the slightest hesitatoh The R t1 CORA
had done the very best they could Inc pi was had
all the responsibility ana al Inc creoit
Ta!klng of the sugar bounty. Mr.. Palmer con
demned 1t and referred to the support OF 1t by the
Mr. Kyle Pop s: p. said that the Populishts IT'S
were in favor of fulfilling every contract made by
the intel states With Us hume ls GT paoer lin
slst on the fuhlm.nt of every bargain where they
n the the Sns woa nd az been
broken contract operating in favor OF other people'
As to my s. aGi regard ssf snt as beps sub
stanaiy lost daughter From this time lorward
that have spoken or acted differently in the past
am trying to do the best can nov IL e''eo AZ
' 20 you not regard it as an injustice Mr. Kyle
asked TO refuse TO pay the sugar bounty '"s
~ do" Mr.. Palmer replied. but the retention Of
that bounty too much TIC to PAX Or S ra contanSa
Gut " can saeraGe sad u. H ig5 Kyf rus HUNT
II DO not quite understand what the Senator
ei"T me, mt the ar6wancs Of the oneeighh differ
ential" Mr. Kye explained. ,.,- -,
Mr. Palmer qnders;and i ina6 '4e Trust McN''e'
Mr.. Harrs~It gives 60 cents to the 100 pounds
CHEAPER TO BUY THE TRUST.
Mr.. Pa.mer-The sugar bounty had demorallzed
the States Of South Dakota and Nebraska ana We
had to buy them out They took US by the 'nroi'
and said: give US our bounty; you can nave ~
power to reform the tariff until you pay US the
bounty"
Mr.. Kyle-And the Senator concluded that 1t was
cheaper to buy the Trus, than 70 buy the Populist
Yes" Mr. Palmer promptly responded. amid
shouts OF laughter. The price Is much less con-
Mr Palmer wound up with defence OF The Demo; Demo;
cratic party for the Tariff bill as passed He would
say to the people Of Illinois: We nave pressnied 20
yponeT 70 sign It more ,aughter)-and take FOR
myself the ~ and absolute responsibility for every
ASIDE from the people OF Illinois" Mr. Palmer Palmer
whose confidence ! had once uaughter)
and hope to retain. | am responsive 70 no eartny
being Tor any action here. am simply doing the
very best I anT H' Senator feels Inst he needs to
make an explanation he may make II. | have no
sgch fens n1 tse iTob@ by any controversy
here II we are going to have any fight let us re-
Wr 70 Carey rep WyoJ asked Nj Palmer whether
he favored a repeal Of the Tariff bill before the
no" Mr. Palmer replied. but ! am in favor OF
improving the bill. whether the President signs 1t
81 Mr. i?' Walsh Dem GA expressed his regret that
Democratic Senators should nsi a for When tho
Democratic. party was In honor bound TO accept;
s e nv wi bem n rat should G that com
PEELED 70 apologize t@r ITS deITSr 81. ,pmeni 20
SLOW What the comparative effects OF the biz would
RELIEF FOR \ SUFFERING COUNTRY.
As the Senate was about TO adjourn Mr. Chandler
IRep y H created much amusement by saying.
in Imitation OF senator Harris's tone and manner
on frequent occasions when the Tariff bill was be-
for. the Senate This whole day has been wasted
iu useless debate I 20 know II the senator -
not prepared % fix an hour tomorrow Nhen tne
senate VIII vote tho I@nling question 'shou'S
1t j. always" Mr. Harris replied. with his usual
severe dignity. with profound attention ana gen,
orally with Admiration that ! hear any SUBSECTION
from the Senator from New Hampshire. Ana AZ
WAYS regret. az regret now. when ! ain unaD4"
To- give him a perfectly full frank ana Susfactory
air7Str -
Mr. chandler SIN initiating Mr.. Harris and boz
rowinr his ~orda-A suffering country, say q,
the senator waits upon hi- answer Vohunu"h
laughter) a., 49,, -,
Il admit" Mr.. Harris retorted. that this If
suffering country. ana u has suffered very many
months because 81 the conduct ~ the senator from
Nrw-iIlmpshlre and his assistants daughter
fiu not ~ prolOng this exceedingly interesting and
Important discussion between the senator rom
New Hampshire ana myself unless he bankers to
ma a reply
4 simply want the Senator" AIR. CHANDLER broke
iu I'm his mo-, aggrayatlug siy'e 'to FIX time
when the country may BE- relieved from suffering
f. lin either - ~.
Whenever he senator from New Hampshire
Mr. Harris replied IN hi~ most crushing manner
will consent 10 100 absolutely slen; that time VII
come More iaughterN ! move that the Senate do
now adjourn
The motion was agreed %. and the Senate ~
5l5 adjourned without voting on the motion 10 Pc
fer the Free Slghr bill