The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-08


Tmu m was tncn interrupted by Mr.. Nc
rhorsoh' OF Now Jersey, who roSc to q
question OF personal privileges and pro-
GeeGed TO deny the statement in Now
losE paper that ho and Senators Brico
"nu vest nau invested honvtly In sugnr
stocN III Now YORK Upon returning
from recent southern health trip ho
,eNIneu t'"t MS NoW AorK broEors had
pought iot nm l;OV0 shares oil augar
stock stock when no had Immediately or
uereu soIu ~ a Ios,., as It might lead TO
contenl0n. IL" did not own nny stock
sou ID "aIl street o%cept AtChison
STOCK ~
ME; Nolcott suggested that IN Wow
Oh the ac'ion antaHonlstc to silver
whlch inc senate might take ho would
nuN,so 'ne senator 10 sell ms Atchlson
stoGk' Laughter.
MI Camden, oil West Virginia, made
personal explanation IN regard TO the
onSfSes reioFrea 10 by senator Berry
and others. lie announced thAt ho
nnJ wos j., o,,'n,a,i''s Uo IL ,1;II 'M"otI
tho tariff.
Mr' falmor' oil Illinois took up the
s,a,nJ ~ tH", So m ~" nH,EaT,Hs' Ia utl' iuS mi
the question of chief importancc
A colloouv took ploro bctwean
Mcssrs, Palmer. Tollor nud Aldrich tho
Inter inouirinr what Mr.. palmsr's
views, yero on the tariff
81 am in fuyor of n reyenue tarifrn ma.
sorted Mr.. Palmer.
"Has tho senator nnv oxnootat;on ofo
revenue bill being ronortod tn tho sor.
ate at this scssion ?" innuirod Mr. TaIInr
insinuatinpIy.
"Ione sprinp otnrnol In tho human
breast" replied Mr., Palmer, "I hoIons
to the class who homo hone wo shnli
approxima,o A revenue tariII evcn II wn
do not reach IL In nv oxncr;onro
have found that thinrs rarcly turn ont
to bo as had no yo oTn.ct tbom - u. -
"Does TINT rnfer To Tho tariff Xii 81
asked Mr., Aldrich.
"Yes." renliod Mr. polmor "1 tb;,t
It will not ho ma had n. /, i, ronrosaat
cd"
mn, v,sr,,,
AVE 'N''''o"No| "'i'L Ad"iS.
Mr., Harris. of Tennosseo movad IN
take lin the so;,n;oro,o hin ,rd n,oL,
- tho aao;,1 eI. ,.' "o
'No 'P'si"' 0'uet Vi ous'"ess, WHICH
was agreed to. But Mr.. Shcrman's
motion to refer it to the finance COM
mlttee hau 1lrst to bo acted upon before
consideration could be had. Mr.. Du-
pois' Oh Idaho, took the floor and op-
posed Its reference and was followed
by Mr.. voorhees,, who thought tho bill
might as well be taken IN in view OF
before tho tariff bill conid Gonna bnfero
the senate for consideration.
shar~,; rT.' u".;a., WIS '.Gh .S @ .aNeN on M:.
beinp domandrd IL It yss Sea' d"ioo.ady hJo ndyS
yeas, 9; nays, so, the following gentle.
men voting in the ailirmative: Messrs.
Davis. Gallingor, Morrill,, Palmer, Sher.
man and Villas.
The bill was then fairly before tho
senate, but no one appearing desirous
of speaking on it, it was read a third
time and before any one had time to
roa!izo it, it was about to be put on its
final passage, but tho venerable Senator
Morrill, arose and uttered Il warning
note.
Senator Sherman also sought to check
its passage being, rs no said, "as much
surprised as any ono to ace that the son.
ate OF tho United Statos, which was the
greatest dcliberative body in the world.
had gono to an extreme beyond any.
thing since it was organized in rushin,
n bill OF this kind through pell nell, re-
f,,,