New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-12
THE PRESIDENT INDORStD.
HIS COURSE UPHELD WITHOUT DIVISION
BY THE SENATE.
THE CRUSHING REBUKE ADMINlsTERED TO A'i''
PEr'rER EMPHASIZED ny THE fASslN"
OF TIE DANIEL. REsOLITION
fry TELEGRAPH TO me 1HlBrEgA

Washington. July 1.-THE Senate emphasized TO-
dav ~. r,bute administered yesterday - Mr. PETER
for his public expression IL sympathy with the 'hi-
cago rioters by passing unanimously the p"I''''
resolution upiolGing and commenting 'he Alumni
stra;!ons prompt and vigorous Efforts u suPr''''
nil Interference with the execution Of the Federal
laws Mr. PETER had evidently learned wholesome
lesson from his experiences yesterday, ard he made
no further attempt NJ infammatOIy oratory' 4"e
other Populist Senators. Messrs. kyie anu H'e"'
were equally cautious about exposing themselves 10
public denuncaton and 10 WORD was sd" pS Any
of them In defence Of the Chicago rioters or IN MS.
approval of the SeHatcs proposed indorS' mont oi
the Presidents drastic policy.
Mr. Daniel himself came near undoing all the good
expected from his resolution by trying To buii'h
with an additional section c1ndeinnirS by impcA-
ton the Pullman Company for declining To submit
TO an arbitration Of its dispute with the striking
car-workers Such strenuous objection was maze
TO this irrelevant and dcmagogc rider To the
resolution by the Republican s.le OF the senate
that Mr. Daniel finally withdrew Il, ana "flei
and wholly unconditional expression of the Senates
approval OF the Of the Executive was finally
submitted for a vote. No one ventured 10 record
himself against the revised resolution ANA 1t was
adopted without even "A show OF division az a sub
st.tute for MIR. Pemer's discarded declaration or
sympathy with Anarchy ana riot.
After the PETER resolution and the substitute had
been read Mr. Daniel said that. upon consultation
publican. he would Offer additional clause t. his
substitute This additional clause WAS that Will,
the Senate explicitly declared It's determination -
indorse the Executive In the enforcement OF The
laws and In maintaining the supremacy OF the Con-
stltution. 1t deemed II proper also 20 declare It's al
hesion the principle OF arbitration 81 difficulties
and controversies between the employer Of labor
and the employees. as recognized IN the laws of the
United States and 70 express iis condemnation or
the refusal Of a party 10 such controversy con-
nectcl with the late disturbances IN Chicago ana s
vicinity to submit such difficulty ami controversy
t. fair and impartial arbitration aul its determine
ton also 10 In The promotion OF SUCH arbitration
Whatever constitutional powers IL may possess
In the discussion which followed. Mr.. Do!ph d'p)
OreD intnatcd that the Senator from Virginia hal
"be. afraid 81 his resolution 81 yesterday and
now proposed 20 throw sop 10 those who were en-
gagged IN dcfyinE IA, laws. committlng murder and
destroying property. Pat u The Amendment no
posed today was. BE- snii. &c covert cpnlcwnnton
lie repeated that it "A sop 10 corciiiato ele-
rncntg that are s"ekirg to overtime" IL" Govern
Mr. iIawicy Req. Conn also opposed ~" "rhi-
tration clause OF he resolution say.rg MAJ u W.;
"A matter quite outside OF ana foreign 80. m" Reid
which the SENATE had undertaken 20 occupy.
Mr. Daniel explained that The reason why p" In
troiuced the subject Of arbitration was because
OF The statute on the subject b'camr ~ the Prrsi.
lesslatic on r. s1h,e, an9 HfSs9se ~ iac F. ,
settlement Of all questions But pcfcrivng. D.
said. tina; II would involve criticism b. would defer
IN" COISiItfAiIh OF fhuf question To- ID nor" tNft-
vcuicnt S-nsoH
Mi George dem Mlss) asked t'r' ~ Trcsl-
dents message e. Congress 30 i,.' ol t,4- subject
Of arbitration be printed ln The Record ln ,,hr',-
ton with this debate. and II ~us so ordered
MIR Gnllinscr diep. y. ~ offered 90 amendment
declaring that tho SENATE approves The principle %
voluntary arbitration a. means ~ settling dis
putes between employers AMI cmpoyes
Mr. Plat It-p. Conn SAID frut tho supreme
question was whether tho Prc-iIcn'. rlecicI TO boz
chief Magistrate ana Chicf Executive. WAS
the chief Executive. whether man
who called himself President D.hs was the
Pr'sldent and chief Executive. Any other question
injected into this discussion was entirely out =
place. He objected 20 anything except ~" straight
square manly Enforcement % what President Cicyr
land had done. ana would vote against anything
csc
Mr.. sherman Gscp. ohio said. while he would
week. ne opposed 10 u here attachment
TO an important resolution which ought 10 b.
adopted nv Itself. smpc and alone
The vote taken Mr.. Gsliluger's amend
meni. and II rejected u - 81
Then Mr.. Daniels resolution - yesterday. as
modified by him. was adopted without % division l.
Resolved That the senate ndoraes the uromp,
aud vigorous measures adopted by tn President -
isiraton 20 r"puls" and rcrres- by military force
the Interference Of lawicss with the due proc
ess % the laws ~ tn United States ana with the
transportation ~ The mails - me nt"l states and
with ire c0n'nerc" among the States The action u
the President and his Administration has the fu
sympathy and support % tho aw-ahiling masses
OF the Poop ~ the United States. and he viii hc
supported by all departments % the Government
and by the power and resources OF the entire Va