Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-09

Which hed not been nScd beyond re-
call.
Indeed sugar appears from the state
ments given out to be only an article
on which definite conclusion hnd been
reached. but II was unaorstood that
either coal or iron would go 70 the
free list and theuther would DO duli-
able NJ the senate rate During The
day II was first one and then tho otter
OF these articles that was 20 bf free
and nnally Il was lett open TN tomor-
row rs 20 which Il would be. outside
OF sugar. iron and coal. very ltttie Is
said about the othor schedules. all
though the senators say there win he
few material changes IN the manufac-
turing schedules as passed by the sen-
ate. The house uonferecs fear that
many changes viii bring on debate
from Republican senators. who. As It "a
understood. they win not delay the
passage OF the hill II the senate sched-
ulc on which the Republicans have
secured concessions are allowed to proc
vail. The metal schedule will have
60 be changed. however 10 accord with
free Iron orc. 70 Il Il llnaliy concluded
that this article Is to be collected for
The froe list, Late IN thu day the
report reached the house that a final
agreement had been reached. Rvporia
OF this was ~ positive that they were
discussed MS accomplished facts. but
Democrats OF the house were more
ciated than they have been for months
Routine business was neglected aud
members gAthcroe In knots and dis
cussvd the situation. House member,
representing large iron aud coal ats
trlcts said hetween the two they wnold
prefer FREQ iron one. Some surprise
was Expressed that the principle OF
free raw materials ehould be applied to
one article und not 20 the other. 10
Mas recognizcd however az a COM
promise IN which each side plnred an
article according 10 Its respective Views.
MombciN of the Luulalnnn delegation
were not pleased With tho reported
ugrceniont. They sail no huunty was
whatever given IN the sugar schedule
and the purpose wnu 20 put the new
law into OBJECT ut once without giving
The continuance they had expected
until January next, There was much
talk among them TINT tho schedule
would not receive thcir votes. Repro
sentative Catchlugs OF the rulcs CONF
mittee Ia hopeful that an ADJOURNMENT
OF congress will occur next week
The Republican STORING committee
OF the senate held II aeaaiou immedinte-
~ after The adjournment Of the scnnte
today 20 confer ON the situation The
understanding among them was to the
erect that the prmocrniH had got
AlANt 'lANWkH AhIfAntI 70 NllNW Ailf
tarlW bill to be reported bnclt 10 the
scnatc tomorrow. There wtro present
| Republicans who had Information AZ
70 the status Of the bill and thry
stated that on the manufacturing
schedules the senate rates are IN the
main retained. but ON the three prlnol-
pal schedules, sugar, coal and iron ore,
I conptpmlse has been reached. II
was from this point that the Rcpubll-
cans discussed The bill nnd the prob
ability or defeating IT, II was first
nscertalned that every Republican and
! POpulBtN Foitor and Stewart would
vote uRainat the bill. and that nm
/ would Misc oppose II. Three more
4 votch were necessary to defeat Il. Tho
announcement was made With conaid-
crnblc dlrcctucRg that both MesmH, Caf-
! ferry and Blanchard Of Luulaiann would
vote against Il, though they were not
considered absolutely certain. One OF
the senators had asked Senator Allen
| ~ TO the position OF himself and
Mr. Kyle who voted for the bill whom
u passed thu senate. and while he had
| not received q positive answer tho In
ference was that the Popnlista seemed
10 think II was a part OF their policy
| 10 vote against the bin. with tho
Republican Ride solid ma Hill, Caffery
Blanchard and Allen voting with them,
the bill could not pass, The Republic
canH Acknowledge the prospects Of get
ting NIL three OF the last named were
extremely doubtful The impression
prevailed that the dcclaive vote would
| be taken tomorrow, aud absent senit-
| tors were photographed 10 return 10
| Washington. II lH not the purpose OF
the Republicans to consume any time
IN debate II IL probable that they
viii be willing 10 take q vote very
soon after The report is made. Their
motion would be TO indefinitely post
/ 20 , the bin, and this, they think,
WIN he the test The other motion by
the friends Of the bill, Ia 10 agree 20
the report 81 tbs conference commit
toe. hut n the motion tor indefinitely
postpone falls, the motion 10 agrco IL
very likely to be carried by the Same
/ yato.