The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-01

the concession to the trusts and 10 c,ea,
protected Industries that shall make.
nave gone 20 the limit. l see what is ir
the newspapers as well as others. Their.
VIII De amendments. l am ready to make
amendments Of certain character--fol
example. 20 the administrative feature,
or the measure. 1 would be willing cy er
TO adopt amendments to the administra.
tive features OF the income tax. But a.
10 interfering with It's vitality, its sub
stance, and its force, i never intend Il
yield. As 10 cenceding further to Tho
sugar trust, or anything on the subject
OF sugar, / never intend TO 20 a hal,
further If ] am overruled by nv owr
party. / viii so with my party, unles,
there be something in Il so fragrant and
outrageous that II would not be preferable
10 the existing law. In other words. a,
long as the measure before us is an inn.
proVenent on the monstrous system Of
injustice now on the statute books 1 Will
embrace II. But as to making further
concessions for the benefit OF trusts or nj
any Kind OF protection indicated In the
papers. IL may as well be known now as
at any other time. that 1 shall not be q
party 10 il.
Mr. Chandler inquired of Mr.. uarr,s
when he could have the opportunity %
making some remarks which he had kent
bottled up since last Wednesday. and we c
told that the obstacle was the fact that
the moor had been held for the last two
weeks by Senators Quay and DoIph. who
harmed II out" He hoped that that
Cohoition OF things would not survive
to-day.
TURPIE ATTACKS ALDRIcH.
Al this point in the proceedings. Mr.
Iurple rose. and in a voice quivering
with passion, attacked Mr.. Aldrich
charging him with having put forward
tnree hes' gross, palpable; three lies
baseiy born; three Hes Of inconceivable
mendacity;' that there were three bun-
Gred amendments TO be offered by the
nance Committee; that the bin had
never been considered by the commit
'ee' ana mat IL was not the bin which
noulu De nnally presented for action
mere had been. he went on, denials Of
MI Aidflchs statements by four sena-
tors He CrurplO believed the greater
number and dish 'ieved the les1er num-
Der or rather the lesser unit. the djmin-
utlVe unit which asserted the contrary
VINO ne asked, was the father and
author Of all these reports with reference
10 those hctlons? Who claimed the pater-
nifty Of them? The honorable senator
from Hhode Island was equal TO such
paternity at senator might claim
the fatherhooO Of many more such IA
bles, and fictions, such falsehoods.
The only notice which Mr.. Aldrjch took
OF this bitter attack upon him was a
quiet remark that he did not suppose
that the senator from Indiana represented
anybody but himself and that under
other circumstances and other conditions
mat senator would not have made the
speech he had just made.
FnBUsTEREG IN THE SENATE.
Mr.. Quay then took the floor and de-
livercd the third instalment of his speech
against the tariff bill assisted bv Mr..
Gallinger In the reading Of statistics. He
was asked by Mr.. Mitchell Of Oregon. AT
. +. NJ, whether he would conclude to-
day. and replied that he would not.
Mr.. Mitchell thereupon moved to adj
Journ and that motion was voted down
yeas. 10: nays. g.
Mr.. Quay went on for few minutes
longer, and yielded for a motion TO 20
into executive session. On that motion
there was no quorum. The roll was call
ed, and a quorum appeared. on the ques-
ton Of going into executive session the
vote resulted The same as before. and
IN half hour there was another roll
call and votes by nays and yeas. Final
ly Mr.. Harris, tired Of the fruitless waste
of time. agreed TO move an Adjournment.
He gave notice however, that if the
Senate should be left without a 4 forum
again he would move that the Sergeant
alarms be directed TO compel the at
tendance cf absentees. and Mr.. Cockren.
chairman OF the Committee on Appro-
priations. added that he would introduce
a resolution directing the Sergeant-at-
Arms to put in force the provision of
law for deductions from the salaries Of
absent senators. ....
The Senate. at $50, adjourned till to-
morrow az - o'clock, that hour being
set in older to enable the senators to
attend The funeral Of Senator Morgan's
wife.
Army Appropriation Bill Passed.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. April 20
The House, Immediately after the formal
routine proceedings of the opening Of the
session, took up the army appropriation
)ill and passed it without any important
amendment, either of appropriation or Of !
egislatiOn
The agricultural appropriation bill was |
hen reported from tho Committee on Ag- |
iculi1re. and the House adjourned until |
o-morrow.
Something WeAn Want.
Between wishing and wanting there
s gulf as wide as infinite space. All |
! 81 loo.