Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-07-28
The Tariff Battle Waxing Warm.
er in The Senate.
Democratic Conference Being
liz Il This afternoon
Bienalil Mr"tlue at Denver OF he
N"'ih tm rwan Turnrrhuud.
kNul Sot LNButr ,LIiI,lANs.

Washington, July ~ Every seat In
th" galleries was tlrd Agnlu to-day when
tho senate met. Resumption ufhravy tring
is ng an rnp'ct-i, The heavy strain aud
excitement II almost aH intrnH. a, when
the rcn",r convened yesterday The srn
aiorr themselves were slow ia arriving.
mot " tlr'n remaining IN IT, cloak
r'prS uuttl tIr morning busln"sr wAt
c"mplr,el senator Villas. oi wlscnus,n,
VIII" II expected t. defend ia" president
against some asprrsluus east upon hin
yesterday, WAS un haud early and ~ was
Senator ilhI, of New YORK. who II ais,
billed for Sprech
S'0u as ia" senate met to-day. S-nat y
faulkurr went about the Democratic side
notifying senators IL conference a. day
when the members 1t the steering com
mittre asked ~ a. the uptihratiuu hriul
extended IT, senator lliil, hr rph,al
"fhir II Conference g.. IL. 'u.Is Ell the tar
~ hill, aud unly friendly s"nnrorr will l.,
asked to attend
When al 2.4N. Harris. ilrnr manage,
~ the tAr,il hili called up the cuuirr,'n,,
report, almort every seat ou the frnr Wa,
bll,si HUI WIZ "n his feet. ani was NJ
once recognized for speech
He agreed, he sand. "a, the outset with
Gorman, that ia" Democratic party was
IN the miist uf n great crisis. rnr demo
cratic party, after such n lonS rtrugglr
~ the minority, h Il At las, been lnirus,.-i
with power l, hal gone t" work to ~.
deem pleigrS 1t hal made. The great
eat ~ thee" wAH that IT reform ,Ariti
The hGu1" pAss'Sl n In ~ lhll which, An,i,
trum iir incom" tax feature, seemed e.
meet with general satisfaction aud AL.
prevail. A II PASSED the SENATE, how
ever. after l"ugN y months II debate.
II WAS not satisfactory aud violated!
pledges Of the party, II went toa con.
ferrnc The huurr cuufrr-rn were con
'rout-Ni with the fact tia the senate hau
made bill Inconsistent; had mnd- II I'm
worthy II democratic support They ~.
Ject-d the duty nu coal aud iron u,,
The! refused Ia yield aud there war H.
h"I~ that they would yield II they in
sisted upon thlr altituu aud was uhsti.
nate. all prospect Of ,arili Legislation wa
a, an end His ,iiIll'rJ motion that ia.
senate rrcr,l- from coal aud iron dutI-p
waS III line IL agreement. II wuuli de-
no gTSi H. ohstluAlrly adhere Ia the DO.
'itIun taken when the hlll PASSED
"lh you see any signs IL yielding
N the part IT the housed" h" asked, AL
ircssing Democratic collrAgur- Back.
81 by the lrihic press "f the country,
by til" democratic MASSES aud by the
l'rrSid"n, Of the United States as |, un.
I"uht"dly II, the hprsr will never yIrld
Why not yi"ld "n th"sc two points aud
~" whether It does not lead t. All agree.
lnrntf'
He Was not, he HAIi. talking about the
Villas inntinn Ia rec,sl- frum dIlisrentiAl-
IN favor "f tue sugar trust. but cnnrru.
sionT must and should be- made II ia. hill
wa 10 become law HUI said he sym.
pathHtSs with the presidents letter Il"
Chairman Wilson. lts sentiments wer-
hlS, The presilen, violated u" clause IT
the c"nstl utlon when h" sent the letter.
lie hal the right Ia do II 1t was pr.
vHte communicated. The question az Ia
m n ia. a A