New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12

Mr. Hills resolution of yesterday was then laid
before the Senate. and he proposed modify It so
read:
That r the on the of the ssHae
the two houses the Tariff bill report TO the
Senate If they are likely to come to an agreement.
agreement. delivering said Bill TO the Secretary Of
thereon.
Mr.. Gray Dem. DELI said that he would like to
hear from the Senator from NewYork some rea-
son for the parliamentary position asserted in the
resolution. 1t very important question and
which ought to be voted on without discus
sion.
I'm my judgment" said Mr.. Hill, under the situa-
ton in which this bill is now placed its custody
must be deemed be in the Senate for every prac-
teal purpose Of legislation 1t Is somewhat new
question where the bill be said to be in parlia
mentary sense. l do not know that the question
Will be OF the Slightest importance But it is only
guard against possible contingency and com
p.icaton between the two houses that the Ssn@'g
do not propose 10 indulge in newspaper discussi)n
of the question Senators are aware of the various
where this bill is after SIGHT pause at laugh
teri and it Is important that We should determine
The request for conference came originally from
the Senate; and the House acceded to It, Aerwa ira
further conference; and the Senard 4eSeqer /? ~
my o the the s Is at % S
practical purpose OF legislation My resolution pro
as the senate can Settle it. If an agreement shall
be reached at any tine. that ends the question
intmated yesterday-then It is important TO know
what the parliamentary status is. The adoption Gl
good 1t may facilitate the disposal Of the matter
oI the Senate to know from It's G2niTTSs ,ce wS5
wha, the rea. points OF difference are-other than
Tns we Know spscy he resouon ought 10 be
adopted after the suggestions YESTERDAY that there
themselves have added to Il the words. delivering
the BIZ TO the possession OF the SecIe;ar, Of ;Se
course | do no: know that the conferroes them
e eT Of aK ee a o'o oe e to add ee wo
dlsc.aim, OF course. any such Intention Rut ct Us
settle he AND AND n9w h n' s any ddb Whe hs
possession Of the bill would be in case CT report Of
Mr. Frye CRep. Me- argued that the bin was, in
possession OF the SENATE ana recalled s., similar na
nection with the Shipping bill. The Senate had
amended that Dill and he Rad b moSe 10 ens' S s
practically dsagreements,a TO ask the rouse I1
sherman mad declared that motion entirely out
OF order. and discussion which lasted To- several
ntSr Ed na st Of vermonD mad ruled
motion IN order and that It was jms Just by
practice under H. An appeal had been takch rom ron
the decision Of The Chair ana ne h r., n"s senate 6ef
moved TO insist and asked for a conference
NOT TIME TO CROSS THE BRIDGE.
Mr. Grav-The proposition as II was offered ye'-
,erday. was one which all understood. what
ever might be thought Of Its parliamentary pro-
priety ! do not care TO discuss its parliamentary
propriety But desire TO say few words abou,,
the propriety OF placing on It goG G nj
as / conceive that declaration 20 be DO not see
why 90 favorie phrase OF tne Heni, y9 ome
70 II After the Conference Committee shan rave
Isporte9 II sha x n aTsa # Se reso"ton
originally offered be adopted ana IL IN mai they
cannot agree III: would not constitute report OF
disagreement because sp,h from reio ma ority Of
the con,errees. But II report OF dlsaet eei,ei
yis s5e MADE ID h sseP %e%@ Of Of
what good is to be no
that demands the decision by the senate d, b hnl
The iii ,s IN conference and have very strong
notion Cafter some considerauoh a asa nd he
| that 1T is in possession oil DOL" ''e 'i'"
| Senate.
THE "YEAsTY WAVES" OF DEBATE
| Mr. GRAY EXPRESSED his regret that the question
&c 70 the custody OF the Tari bill had been thrown
upon 1.-The yeasty waves OF debate why "
,sked determine that question now? lie hope'
that the Senator from NE New claGge OF %o IT,
can / be assured Nj nm , nsf re ,prend TO 20
'Ss reo only Mr Win Gray any
BODY cn That E4 hls is ant'cI
lpang difficulty thai may ,H question before the
thouen' II bowever my resolution can be adopted
first osrsd a nhd then more properly
arise am not strenuous as to that por''o" u
'he eThen" Mir Hale (Rep Me) suggest gee or,S,.
the question be taken on the reso'u''o" do ''''
there be b,eG,0n viii Mnfy t assen rna'
taken 70 M 5ee a T ,hc from New
YORK about that" Mr.. Gray reharheu Inv
| luton will be resisted W Va , orgue1 against the
position taken by Mr. HI In his b op conerrees Of
the G Fl ,npfs was
me conferrees. the house when n lori But a
conference nort was in parlia mentary law ana
cpnc,ice a report by majority OF 'he
OF Son is the Senator's authory mr. n angs
asked asserting shaf aon @ - much
OF ,he 'f hands Of the House conierrces az III
the Senate proposition. Mr. Fauikner
rsn,ed that when two bodies OF TO- act on
and appoint 6,s houses have equal rights
over It," noscrss1ox
w.vs IN THE SENATES POSSESsioN'
..r,,. ,s No such thing" Mr. Frye asserted a.
| ,,, conference committee Inc papers WIZ "
ossnse,on OF the Senate. Five coh'c'.e-' aar
posSesS' ~ IN. mart OF the Senate. motion can
pointed o" , VIZ rooment to discharge the Senate
oe ma from the further consideration OF 'h'
' and 10 that vote prevail. the pap .n and are
,her place in the United Sta senate They never
sud- sud- heen really out OF the poS'e'''''
nave DC" =,
Senate. 49, c.pator from Maine, MT. 'och
Does mo- MOI asked. "know this fact maj I'M
t agreed to p SSnfsre@ %ss r.
with an hn senate and bodily delivered 10 ul
House that then nI 81
and was .nm,ttee and that 1t will be IN ,ne pon
Of the Hpui se GSn1frTsSs
des to report agreement or mt nnaer para
And does not the conferrees must first max
mentary law. the oeha'e
the report, AZ FRYE II understand no slci
mo, s aau,,,red mt the clerks desk -FOUR or Nv
thing as TO where the papers and me bil, VIZ cr
and, and was in ,ns seSat Sy '"' 'e'
sScy Nh had Sdsn 9ssn
er,phatG1a,sss with the Endorsement OF me Sen.,
to ,ns ,hcm and had been left win ,nf ~, he Hous