New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12
1mo nays TRUCE DECLARED
.,,ued from First Pnge-

, - onposi;ion to such requirement
"Cuchoo' .ho theory that they looked to an I'M
10 sugse'' a,rrender by the House as not i'm
eo" 's.hle contingency.
prooapie ,,deed. took the ground that the
Mr. o 30, 10 be so bound by parliamentary
Hous. its that il could not regain possession
techniea.',, o,d act upon it in any way which
Of the pm A, Other 'Cuckoos' supported the
might -, the Senate conferrees could not brlns
theOry ne IN their own body and hold IL up
The s e by non-action or pos'poneneme mo
,ndenhHf any sort was reached. IL is true pu'
decision " ,jscussion seemed to point to an eager
the whoe The part IF, the friends OF the bill In
desire W. mes to keep open II possible. tnis hu-
bc;n ',~g but still welcome. avenue Oh esSdpe.
niliauhe,, the commotion excited in the ranks
AparI irwcloos" by Mr. HIS novel proposal
Of me, The parliamentary status OF the Iarlii
70 se'Mas abbreviated session or the senate
Bill weah,a only for Mr.. Turpie's rather sensa-
va pn.scn,ond that the Senate conferrees having
a0na o.h"ir inability to secure an agreement
shown sn,r difficult and annoying task TO 1resh
resign - managers. In view OF the fact that MT
group ~ .nIIaa que Mr. Voorhees,. Is the chairman
Turpies co Committee of Conference. this novel
Of the o." caused much surprise. Mr. vest. MI
suggesuoa Mr. Harris though present. took no
Jones - the Junior Indiana senators auiio, ~,
notice n ~ Mr.. White. the only speaker aIter MT
ton anu anu very cold on the project OF swap
ne conferrees az ~ N'''
fortune. S.,e on Mr. HIS resolution Will prop
The ue Continued on Monday afternoon ana a
ably Dc sr Vvndoubtedly be taken on II. unless 'he
vote VIII ,,s the same morning decides 10 accept
House eau I'm without an i dotted or I
che Senate bil
crossed ,,,c, ALTON
no,,ocra;ic members of the House of
A'"'"e o,,,,ss the impression generally pre-
H ...,s afternoon that the caucus on Monday
Ill in q -
"Ou1 ,ha Senate bill exactly as it stands. From
eeptng 'n M rs been a strong Democratic MI
me ~ - favor of such action. ana during 'hc
no'ys 80 weeks il has received many accesSlons
las, ,m fror1 among Democrats VINO nave IeSen. '
.ss in,erference OF the execu.iNg d. nnfarreas
'he M nolicv pursued by the House coiieiiee
secieui rroinoritv may be added a goou many
I ~ . who while they profess 10 DE oi''eaiy
pelnOea N some OF the Senate amendments Gay
Oppose mat the only hope of any leglsla,ion
they reaI!%e '' j., the acceptance Of the bill OF
whd,e THO are some Democratic members.
sax. Who declare that they Will never !ieiu
necessity which they do not peleNe eN,s'
W; they are especially bitter agaihsr .ne p,J,
anu surrender 10 the Sugar Trust 10" HUI
sr,ngth they Will nc aDiO ~
,snans 10 be seen ,ossod b,,
GOOD deal Of curiosity was eAP'esa.I
n.rocrats this afternoon respecting the at''euue
~ House Democratic conferrees IN 'he oau
Of 'ne ~ ,ha-n. Mr.. McMlin. has been under
Gus I.r some time to be in sympathy Win Wv
;nori,v which favors acceptance OF .ne ne W
Hlin,snts as a whole. while the otheiS ~" y
anne as Violently opposed to any surrender a.
bseh n o. himself One thing is certain anu
,s is that Mr. Wilson will be called TO ginr
,ric, account Of his stewardship as 0o ,,S ~
strlcl 49,, ~ bitterly resent his open ana aD-
t shseryience to the President and denounSe
;ect r hoding daily and nightly secret confer
s s with the Executive while at the same in ' r.
keeping his party associates IN ,h ' Democratic con-
norance Of the proceedings "a '''9
ferrees.