New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-20

the House Of RsPre Sc wiMs
This seems to be just reciprocal acton on his part
for the House will recoleci that the S1tn us T
intention Of having income tax through the Kind
OF the President OF the United states uausn-
Whether this relationship thus intimate between
committee OF this House and TIE pFesdent OF te
ton of the United States or not is haray ~ot tn
mater ma to% move st stand H" before the os Of ali
would anybody on this side find fault WITH the
cratic Presldent-has seen 1T to Use about a Demo
cratic Senate. daughter and appiaHs", Of
that body and his official relations with them nave
enabled him TO put all the stTenStn mo ene ,gp,oos
II stands to-day Is between them and him tar be
# from me to nertere II he has made o rsnts0 h
has made false charge I IS for them 10 SEE ,nai
vsf bays rs no. con 10 'ns h it Keep; as
The public aspec; OF this affair. however SHOWS
that newspaper run1ors ever have in regard 20 the
relations between this commite" of ne iouss ana ana
very clcary that the committee has his directions
10 consent 70 sufficient tax upon sugar IN Gon,
be brought here free In other words, IN me great
sugar Of this country. and which IS home corpora,
ton and the great corooration which Is 70 sSg0
the set Of men who are engaged IN tnat erterprse,
the President ana "A committee OF thS hous' 'Hness
applause5 Which is best let them decide Which
~ most satisfactory to the people 'et the country
TWO VIEWS OF THE CONFERENCE"
The gentlemnn from West Virginia was Kind
enough to compliment the Republican conferrees
in the Senate and by inference to refrain from
COMMUNICATING MS. IN stating the declaration that
was made he said by the Republican coHferrees
that the Democrats had better Disagree Il -
curiouq how, two rl.n WITNESSING the scene
put a different Interpretation upon H. 10 my NINA
~ az he s,afc,nen, when was made that nasmuch
hose pr.fi sf.lr lal
purpose o. consultation, although max vas mn
proach which had been cas-; upon them by The
greatest Democratic ncwfpaptr. "nlch Il m r'p-
resentatlye the Democratic IDEAS OF thc tay they
should act ~ they had determined. or c"l:.s' our
Republican conforrees saw that We went tn're as as
W. YOUR mind 20 disagrcc. why no; IKE men DO
50 and let us not waste our tne upon nitoriai
they wasted another day before tu"N uropSnt "
fore the people Of this eo"ay the re5 70 their
wishes But the gentleman from West virginia IN
Serve that ir their private meetings with tho mem
bers OF the conference board on th"ir sl.' tH mr.
man in Somcwhat ii health they treated them in
tone almost Of sadness In regard TO tne,1
tho Torklnses Of the senate But. unfortunately n
this cQnfGssonai m%oi' hssf 20 give pariicuars
lie stated that Tho members % the Srnat" were
ifettered'' but he d,d not state TO what the let
Ennnit,ce next r,er,-fhc real Conference Commit
So,,,t ann arG one Northern snail have da
cram printed to all our memory so hat we may
Know exactly TO what amendment each senator a., IS
''fetiereI' and what the size OF the letter ~
~. I'm ron wcg Virginia has pledged
this House amid The uproari9us apP'inSg o. ,ne
o,h,r sd" has pledged thii Hslse Oh bireat ,h
f,,ers which bind iicsc gentlemen % thcir present
posiion' nav, ' ,r, That The SOUTHERN gentle
mon In the senate met their Southern brethren
sadness | have no doubt that sorro" ntIl"l .n'.s
hearts. because thcre are many -
The senaf, which u a. fair 20 Say are improvements
The senate BIZ Is no; what this country onSht 20
have It : not snch r hi, VA. 50 bad that
almost any change In an upward d.r'ct1h was
FOR the better. bui what vas ~ WouD'r Mn Mn
cs" so' NIX h. @1sr,s and 4qs,es OF
iher northern Democratic ont,rr re-, 'n' r vScn
reiates - the lnt~rcstr and ~" n!ustries % IN.
,or ~o,i,rs ana curs AMI the Democratic party IN
The senate marched up ~ nc poor 'n', ,s -
protection on them. that senator was a'.anB ~.
,nrei, FOR his own interests but FOR IN" interests
y his consutuency AM u j. De- as ~ Srss ns
IN ,hn, Town. TO, of tina, Find. and that that e!g
ness would ios" tie vE'r ana ne NE, On ne was
,,,,..,,i,r his people because ihls country ani
- prosperity made ny - is Industries "'' ''
THE AIM or THE REPUBLICANS.
~. rc,,le-n,n from Onto (Mr Ou'hwait'' In that
moment c, truth which sometimes comes from OK
haus;lon - the intellect daughter ana ap?ans',
mean the vcarincss. for 80 not moan i' Dc Ms
rr.prrtI,, ,', ,,, r,,,,er Tor The iious~ slcriel
mon avn interests ana notably in one instance me
~. H. s,her siIo apt,udel The sentiment showing
that In spite - all they say th"y 10 T.'.f~e We
y" ~ az ~ fli .,cri,lc~ their own states It
a. because they wanted - sacFihce rs WIN NY
r,s' s'n "ofs' ,isil - ;h,s Tat3n II cnleavor-
ng = bring the prosperity - ~" yes; - IN. e"un
- 1,v-r :, ,nc'r love! instoll - dong What We
,r rling 10 TO- 10 bring tneir prosperity ~ to The
| f....f t|ft ffF o.
iir,r not Ia 'hr succ"sS ~ ~" Notth, u"' u" w.,
sn'T'. - r.1y :, give Inc south the benefit %, the
| laws Of The ianl which m'ks klsh"f "af. ,i :
men ami An 'ncrca.e ~ w'aih for 9h, as ir.ry
| AMI As readily a. We give It 10 our own people
drolougcd APPLAUSE
| and Mr. Grey ORop PENN he motion ~ Mr. WI
son was agreed 10. and Speaker crisp reap9oin'ei
Nessrs wilson McMnlin. Turner anl Montgomery.
| democrats and Mcssrs Reed. Burrows and Payne.
p.publ,cans members OF the conference on me part
| OF the House.
Routine business was then resumed ana the gar
| Iarl.s were partly cleared In short order.
| REPORTS OT APPROPRIATIONS BILLS. .
| Mr. Cummings Dem y " presented IN" con
| ference report on the Naval Appropriation bill. II
| was agreed 10. after Mr.. Hopkins Nep' lli' ia
expressed his dlsapproval of the Sanate Amendment
remlfting the penalties imposed upon the contrac-
tors for the construction OF the dynamite cruiser
| yesuyius Mr. Cummings said that for tho iirst
| time In forty years the bill ~ Il came out OF con
ference carried a smaller total appropr1tion thah
| when II passed the House originally, by sl4' uV,
| The conference report on the Military Academy
| bill was presented AMI agreed 10.
| Mr. Mct'rcary dem. KY submitted thr 'ohicr
| enc. report on the Diplomatic and Consular Apprp-
| priatior bill After "A humorous criticism Dy Mt,
| Reed upon the Inconsistency ot the peuoctIau'
marty in voting ga ~ increase OF salaries TO oipo
| matte and consular officer when makus Sp.ecnr. IL,
r,vor ~ &c Jrony In view ~ IN" stfht''
financial condition 81 the country. the report was
| Nj Cntchnss Dem. Missl reported from me
Committee on Rules order directing tnlt 'i,r h.A'
| or,i.r nf business, bcfOr" the House Nall DC 'hN
| tucker ion resolution proposing an amtAhiVcnt ~
th" 1nnstItuton providing for the election OF Ihl,ei
states Senator's by III" people. ne vote on its Us
| 900 IN b. taken ~ o'clock on Friday On Satu'nhs
The fynum biz. directing tn. re-empoyH,nL MAS az "a
" ,,acanci,s occur 81 the railway postal clerks VINO
rere discharged between March 10 and MAY H. iSS9
", ,h. time Inc service placed under 'lVil ser
| 20. rules1 shall hr considered until "cock ana