The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-04
Their VIEWS:
Opinions as tothe Presidents
Recommendations.
Endorsed by Democrats While Repub.
Iicans Find Much 10 CrilIcise.

said last evchiDg that he had no oppo>
tnnlty 70 examine ths message carefully,
and was net prepared TO express an opinion
until be mad done 50.
Mr.. Reed Mel doclaroa he had nothlng
70 sny with regard 70 the message, ana
Mr.; korrovs Ais1) had no comment to
maEe.
Mr.. Dinglsy Rsp, Ne) said: '"rhe
presideats recommendation that Inn
ported foreign built steamships be placed
on the free list and admitted 10 American
register Ia a curious reversal OF the free
raw material doctrine which tho president
has delighted 10 exploit. When COM
pieted steamships ars placed on the free
list, consistency requires that every other
InaRufacturs 60 thsre The cool manner
in which the president announces that
undor the new Democratic revenue laws a
deficiency exists and viii continue TO ex-
ist during the fiscal year. and all the adj
fninistration proposes TO do is 20 continue
60 sell bonds 20 meet the deficit is de-
lightfully refreshing"
Mr. Tracey (Dem N. Y said he would
favor soHs s0rt OF banking scheme as
suggested by the president. which would
divorce the issue Of circulating notes from
the government but he did not think any
financial leglslRtien would be eaaoted by
this congress.
Mr. Cstohings Dem., Miss.) strongly
endorsed the presidents financial scheme.
which, he said, had no relation with tho
silver question. II uhink also" said Cen
eral Catchings, "thab tho abolition OF the
differentinl duty ON refined sugar recon-
mended BY the president viii very likely
pass. II will DO diflcult fer representa-
60 he.
bold proposition against the sugar trust"
Mr.. Reilly (Dem., Pal speaking of that
portion OF the Presidents message which
refers To the Union PnoiAc railroad, says:
'It is matter Of great Importance, and
tho intereats Of tbs g0vernmspt arc
enormous Ia view of the fact that the in
debtcdncss Of this company TO the govern
mcnt Is about maturing, tho necessity OF
somo legislation on the part Of congress 10
apparent"
Western and Southern Sentiment.
Mr.. outhwaite Dem, o. said it wns
an able presentation OF the state OF tho
governments a6sirs, and particularly
commented tho presidents recommenda-
tion for striking out the difIerential on re-
fncd sugar.
Mr.. Bryan (Dam., Neb.) said no was op-
posed to any financial scheme which
would give private individuals the power
to issue meney.
Mr. tfxrrsr tf1uTn-, o. UhHr1Cttrize1 tine
presidents banking scheme as step in
the right direction, but personally no
thought IL ought 70 60 further He ex-
pressed his regret that the president had
not suggested plan for the gradual with
drawal Of she greenbacks
Mr.. Springer Dem, Ills) said the
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tariff are wise and timely. when pub
lishea, Mr.. Springer would give Secretary
Carlisle's currency recommendation care
ful and earnest consideration, and would
also call a Ireotng OF the committee on
banking and currency and arrange for the
promrt cnsideration OF the subject.
Mr. Bailey Dem, Tex. speaking Of the
banking schene of tho president, said:
IL am opposed TO the government becom-
tnr a surety for the promissory notos Of
any business corporation. even though it
be a bank
Mr.. WILSON expressed his qualification
yvcr the presidents vigorous recommen-
aation Of the free coal and iron bills sent
20 the senate, and his endorsement of the
Recommendation for the abolition OF the
differential ON refined ssssr.
Mr. Hall Dem, MOI characterized the
message as an able and courageous docu-
ment.
Senatorial Opinions.
Mr.. Plats rep, Conn) There Is GER
tainly nophlng striking or sensational in
the present nssaass.'
Mr. Boar (Rsp, Asss.): "It - mes
sage without visor sr courage, indicating
in every sentence the Presidents con-
sciousness Of puhlie d3sapproval. Can
this be haurhsY harmisnf"
Mr.. Mtchsh titsp., OS): 'His whole
financial scAsme Is impoaaible II is a
proposition really goins back TO old wild.
ctts."
Mr.. Pascc (Rsn. Fla): 'I would like
20 ses tho gase bank plan elaborated
There is no rerson why the reconmenda-
tions on singer tariff should not be carried
out. Eut 90 not tirink they win be-
zs -l.iezs--l-A -----a7 - y II -eee-eve
Of the ssAee bank accommodation. am
opncsea 70 tte repcal OF the and I-l0th
OF n cent SifferoAiiAi on sugar, FOR the
reason tba, "a per cent Of the 7,o09 600
pounds OF sugsr produced in louisiana
shares In ths diRersntial.'
lfr. Hnnsbrsugh CRsp., n. d., az had
heard that chs president was suffering
from ske gsut, and The messags confirms
it. Hs recommends a decrease in The tariff
and makes ro recommendation for the in
cresso 81 revenues"
Mr.. HSrkins rep, Cal)i 81 like his
Recommendation for an increase in the
navy. but am opposed TO his free ship
proposltion."
Mr.. Villas Dem, Wis.,: 'Is Is busl-
ness message"
Mr.. Chandler (Rep., n. H.; "The mes
sagc Ignores the fact thnt we have great
silycr question on hand. and IL almost Sfy.
nores The tara question, except in refer.
ring 20 che "pop-gun' bills, aud In max.
ing the absurd proposal OF admitting free
ships, Ia order 20 halP American ship
ming"