New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
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1865 ot his own language when he said that the re-.
dners of the United States coud hold helr own wirn
| those Of any country in the world " ny S"ou''
WHY should we not send the bill into tomb toni ana ana
pat SEA. Of the everlasting upon " , I did their
work for the trusts and then they wcrn neanIs had
l arf t Snn' in I the shape OF Free sugar b Why
cannot We settle il now? Why shall We put II on hc
sugar. gar QUESTION? why few Of US to be the
scapegoats OF popular Indignation OF rnp1 man
stanI out and answer his name and say what ne
thinks should be done. and go back 10 MS p''P''
sr II am tired Of evasion, suspicion ar and o ii1S os
want the truth to be known ana ,et nother word
Mr the Senator E, from M nsSomie
should bc glad FOR him to state. as ne 3pposes ,Iv
b uo,,jd suggest for the threatened evil or S5'-
go 600 deficiency in the Treasury? .,.o. nc c,oo,
Wr Vest-I have endeavored 10 make that as c,ear
as possble | should impose revenue du'y , upV4'
| raw and refined sugar understtand my bos snch
m amendment prepared which he showed me InYs
morning ih,, mee. all 9q ,hn Tr oag completely
and relieves us Of all the nebulosity OF Hef1a n,
which has been so rank in the aways advocated
free sugar but am willing IN orner 70 H ,o, Tor
aensnuS a. which the Senator from Arkansas
has prepared and will offer VIII SAY on bnno
word, and then am done WIN inc '"'''
forever.
4 PERSONAL EXPLANATIONS
~. president +, is not peasant ever to indulge
+, nersonsllty but my attention has been caea
recently to an Infamous statement coming rom
generally reputable source. made In the pupIc Pr''
10 the effect that my action In regard TO tne Ie'el
OF the President TO Mr.. Wilson In regard 10 'ne
biz had been dictated by feeling OF reNeis
against HIS Exce.ency because he had lgnoreI me
in regard to the patronage OF my saie Ime IN bs
from New-York (Mr. HID was klni enough ~ n,
concluding speech. when he played in the roe oil
Marc Antony and when some peop.e shSpsc'ei ,ai
Marc Antony. and come to bury Caesar not to
praise hm-he was kind enough to say nmn ms ibis
classic group. had attacked our moiern ,aeSa'
'He knew not what private grief might nave.
Mr. President. have no private grief but "dsn
to acknowledge IN he inost pun " riiyel me-
from all responsibility in regard to appoiniimenltts
in Missouri II there Is anything IN my pubic ne
when ha - bs. Sa.n The fact Tia, the President
in ~. exercise Of his constitutional right OF when
desired nv advice In regard to Missouri patronage
so; again during this Admnisirail9n WI. .tamI
ana haggard faces 81 expectant oiiice-hoHers. Not
again vii. / De admitted into the august presence.
%'i n across the Exc rive brow ami
feel my heart sink as each shadow comes am s)e'
upon village corners. as an Migrate VINO mas CIV"
Sir were Il no, i5r this tariff debate AMI this
tlr.G discuss Ion. could now indulge In the ecs'ac|
OF TIA, wc-known hymn.
in seas Of endless rest
And not wave - trouble roll
Across my peaceful breast"
have nothing t0 coslp.ain Of on account Of
patronage. AIN ready 70 fo+ow hin now; as tie
iough, for country and FOR honor | neht f2r no
~ounry Mrn ' pas. away TX the c:ous rom the
evening sky bu, principe must I've forever
mo,Ives In whit hav@ done in connection Win th's
Simply S' answer ' him as MarnlGn SAID to Doasas
Lord Angus. thou hast lied
MIR JONES OFFERS AN AMENDMENT
Mr. Jones OF Arkansas Oem). gave notice OF a
substitute which he would offer for the House bill
the substitute being TO impose duty OF 80 per cent
al valor,m NIL sugars and cents and cents
gallon on moiasse. according 70 test; -,o
Mr.. Mills 1Dem.. Tex characterized the IarlH
bill now passed a. most remarkable measure.
one which dld not reflect ne sentiment Dl L'p
people In the United states. IL Was not amiss IN
fgnst favoSc H. and he Would not be- Jar from
the truth In saying that ne great mass Oh the
OF i've six Senators. But they had been between
the dcyi and the deep sea, ana they h2l gone 10
lie had no apologies 20 make for it. because i was
better than the Mckinley law and wAS the lest they
cept IT, however. as nnni settlement OF the anes-
SANTA, Stan step in The policy Of putting on ~ free
list articles that enter into manufactures II" now
favored the House bl to put sugar on the ire list
and no, have it referred to The Finance COMMITTEE
Mr.. Mcpherson asked Mr.. NILS whether II sugar
was made free. there would not De- deficiency 81
g. 90 In he
Mr. Mnls replied in the negative. AMI sail thot
Mr. Carlise's estimate had been made or 'he i'm
port. 81 i'ia Dgy ,naL Va; ,be np I'M a. - more
than make up tho estimated deficiency.
Nv the st,tement Of the Secretary ~ the Treasury
than hy the statement ~ the senator from IeNas
%ommi,iee IL, declared that h. would never con.
the adjournment OF Congress uni.l proEs!9n
had been made TO avoid Ia bankruptcy OF the
'''ASD''' Villas REPLIES To VEST.
Mr. Was Dem. WIS., replied to Mr. Vests state
rnent as TO the action OF the Democratic caucus |
when the Senlte bill first reported to 1t on |
March % That bill Mr. Villas declared. was JustI- |
fable BIZ In It's general features But the caucus
then voted for free iron ore, and tn Finance Com
mittce had not carried that vote. 1t had acted
on the general bchest 10 prepar' Il bill that could
command "A majority Of votes In the Senate. and |
had reported a duty iron ore AS well rs on coal |
Mr. Vest corrected what ~ claimed 10 b. "A mis-
statement on ne part Of Mr.; Villas. ~,
II difference. but they were speaking OF two dincr- |
cnt reports The bin had been discussed IN N ,he |
forty weight days; 1t had been talked about Mi |
bustered against. and debated after a fashion;
why? For the reason stated to-day 10y the senators !
from Missouri and s mat 'hs T was %o ar r
form concerned no majority that w3uii follow
stitutci authorities in caucus and on the Finance
Committee. Thcre was one other thing Mr. Was
were having plain talk about the facts That was |
that most Of the amendments put upon the bill |
in the Senate were made nj the instance OF ke-
publican Senator'S and with the expectation on
their part that they would not be fought for In |
conference. .
MIR Allison ORep. Iowa. remarked that az TO the
anne ndment which he had offered and which had
been agreed to, there was no such UNDERSTANDING.
DEFENDING THE PRESIDENT.
Mr.. Villas left that point and applied himself to
a defence OF the President against the animadver-
sions OF Mr.. Vest He assured that Senator that
the Presidents alusion to party perndy had had
no reference to him. and he expressed his regret
that that Senator should think that he could be
accused of party perhdy or party dish0nor,he
who had been honestly and zealously aborlng
to bring about the result OF the passage OF n !
tariff bill AS to the assertion that the Wilson
bill could not have passed the Senate Mr. Villas
-. ~. r-i,n,,, Con, 90 sbo,tiI not haV.