New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
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duties already imposed even II we did not succeed
in ali we felt due 10 the people OF the Uned states
| a cheer 10 the Democratic masses throughout the
land TO know that at last step nad Deen sanel,
| even though much less complete than was desired
toward that goal which We had invited them i ~
argument ana discussion; and we bent our means "a
Inbred 70 draw the burden through and we were. as
we had 10 be TO accomplish the result. silent as the
patient who swelters with his heavy ioad on some
/ t. iiors road I'm the Rot summer DAY Meantime,
"ncontered IN" taunt Of our skIlful friends the
other side that were dumb. we who felt thai we
were gagged ana smotherei by our anxiety, tuning
with chagrin and ye; subiued b. an ooverrullng
necessity while they enjoyed ihat Diessed recon
| Of debate which rules secure oniy to the 90
When DID il become defamation OF the Senate 70
a,ulc 70 this condition. Has not the distinguished
senator from Missouri (Mr. Veso repeatedly, IN far
more vigorous and c'o1uen 'anguage tnai T ,
himself the utmost degree from giving rs the
rtiyatng e:oqu~mce on this subject. But still more
has (, not BEEN from the beginning during al. me
Standing OF Democrats in the Senate that much Of
this thing which seems - be wrong might md IT'S
correction In conference with the other House,
for we should be obliged 70 recognize their rights
20 stand 10y tho principles which they profess ior
thu measures which they have 'aken 70 enact th'm.
not with any 81 fidelity or honor. but simpy
| In duo acknow' o. lgment Of what belongs 70 co.
Why thcn cannot The Senate now deal In that
manner Ia conference Win the oiher lfolset IN
anybody suppose for an instant mat thrre IS suGn
c9mpusion or tha th.re Gond be such a. G n,n.
! n
! tho bill through N" Scnnf" as 70 MAKE mem rex
loss ~ their Obligation under The Constitution -
another branch Of the Legislature? Assuredly not,
sir. Nobody In this chamber would have Pre'enarl
To- yled up In advance the measure OF his duty
| his recognized Obligation.
Was no, this history we'll known to the resident?
| Has n not Invariably often symp2thzed with the
senator from Missouri the distinguished ana able
senat from Texas CMr M.sI and others upon this
door? Was he open 10 criticism. because he sought
| to say what w. an had hoped might In some meas
ure be secured 10 the honor OF our party and the
| d Of ft
two houses? Bes'ics as ] have already sal me
! H. could only deal with u in general r.snscts as To
! It's principle. ami therefore h wrote not to dis-
parase the senate. not q tr,iuc" senator. base
! thought n woul have been In him. gross imputa-
lion II is To- sugges, 1t. u Gems to ne he was no,
justly him ami applaud "a hey hngc already done.
| his uHfllnch'ng fidelity 20 his views
ECLoGY OF TIE PRESIDENT
| Mr President. would not he thought to have
! uttered ore word here In resentment have studi-
ou-ly endcavorcI to avoid and hope have sue
cccded expressions which carry might seom 10
carry the idea Of resentment. r. Is not resentment
that feel for the distinguished Senator from Mary
| land The consequence to him OF this assault upon
the chief Magistrate TN the judgment ~ his fellow
men be- must endure. FOR I'm my humble opinion
ho has made fearful mistake. The American peo-
pie Will never tolerate In any man treatment Of
this nature Of their great Chicf Magistrate except
upon ground such AMI 80 solid as would warrant
| accusation against him. even accusation In form
nnI manner. To assault the President Is 10 strike
NJ the Republic. 20 insult him IL 70 affront every
good citizen to aspcrse him TO sting the heart OF
every true American. Not only In his official
paclty. but now also in his admirable. his won
| dcrful individuality tried IN the sternost ordeal
and known 10 every man OF Intelligence ana
strength 81 mind. Grover Cleveland stands per
fcrfiy recognized az himself thc full measure OF a
man worthy of MS great oiice. Above all no"
shookiuriy nop ortun" comes ms accusation
whcn b. icv'i!"d Il his strength OF character lie
Rad hut j",i won N" applauinE admiration. nay
THIS land hy ~" fidelity with which h" mas nam
tainci ihc Consttuton and he laws IN irving
/ With ~ IN. same tim, he displays IA the ~
| tn Nation's mighty POWER IN his hands
au io not ~lsh 10 aAd to IT. but Grover Cleveland
.An sun'r no im;airmcnt % stature III hlSs'"ny
he deserves To stand. conspicuous IN the nob" line
Of nlusfrious public servants Of his country, and
tcruprntous scon~ shall have passed away.
Tho evils which would "nsue On me failure o' ,'i
'ryorr iha, thev cannot hc lightly passed by Tho
American ,copIc have been tricd On such contn-
g~ury y l. l few years sirc" whom m" Democratic
party Apparently eec're In gowcr und'r 1 nrnge
lirc.fiy 70 political defeat Thg lamp "hrh IcI
~ Jsrf valiev through which they ra'sei y
soon rose ani ioHy me yog c,notr in in
devotion - rriuciple We may sim trust The people
o. cir mere are worsc things than failure
Ti,r- is me locny ~ vri'w among free men,
FAR
thr recognized temper ~ the body with which ""
mnnn,r ',, ST. le 1t,c,r,~i nrknowieigment when my
Int, ls clear shall vote 10 send this bill - con
AMI ss NE leave Of me senate IN order 10 carry
U". ,nrro.c into effect 10 withdraw the motion
which I made on Friday last
MIR STEWART ATTACKS THE PRESIDENT
vr e,cwar, then addressed the snl,e lie dc-
clarel ,ha, thr Presidents power unl'r N" con-
s'.tuti1n WIN his appointments 20 M'"" offices
,,. greater -hau that - a monarch He referred
=, ne power oyer the House u Representatives.
vh,.h the Executive vellcd IN tn distribution OF
patronage The President under the Constitution.
c1u.d address, Congress regarding measures which
D.. believes should be ccnsii"rrl-no' the Hou'"
nor a party friend nor party. hut congress. Ills
letter - Representative WI son assault upon
m. ir.,.,,fricrcc u the Scnete. ard assault
upon TIE BILL The Senator referred 20 ne recent
aun 70 W'snlng0n 9ppc2'ns IN ~, m'9T o,
,r.,ty rn,t was a matter different from the
present. The Cons tuition provided Or re mailing
consent of the senate The G'vernm'ni wnlch was
intended 10 have three Independent d"Inr mems
vas assuming a.. power. The pre'l lerrs unfort1-
nate cttor "as thc mos direct h;.ricrIn'r w'h
taken place Tor hundreds u years. 10 King NJ
President has uni.riaken dr'N 20 m''r'rf" h III
PRESIDENT nod been wi,e he would not have written
ieG I r into hc c @ @ H.c It, hoped VIZ" ia, en
aror~ would stand for and vndicate the Senates
independence.
HILLS MOTION REJECTED.
At the close OF Mr. Stewards speech the question
was upon Mr. Hrs motion to rccede from the duty
Of 80 cents ion on iron and coat. The ques
ton was At m, suggestion Of Mr. Allison Nep.
Iovl, divided that the vote should first be taken
iron ore.
The vote was taken. and resulted yeas g. nays. 3d.
follows
Ycas Messrs Allen Uansbrough Hll Irby Kyle |