The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-23
WRATH OF
|'""'" German.
on President Cleveland
in No Uncertain Terms
To-Day.
(EhsAT|0N IN THE SENATE.
IN Intimation that the Execu-
tive Is Consumed by
Vanity"
IND THAT HE USURPS POWER.
est, Jones and Harris as Wit
nesses Against the Admin
istration.
70 THAT HE USURPS POWER.
lBy Associated PressD

WASHINGTON, July 23.--The battle
yer the conference report on the Tariff
III was resumed in the Senate to-day.
he attendance in the galleries and on
be floor, notwithstanding the gloomy,
Einy day, was even larger than on
'nday. Ladies' and gentlemen promi-
INT in society and public life were
bnspicuous in the reserved galleries.
ld several members OF the Diplomatic
prps occupied the terra Gotta tier of
)lsh benches opposite the Vice-Presi-
BITS chair.
MIR. Till, of New York, was one of
be first Senators in the chamber. He
fsisd himself arranging the documents
his desk, and looked alert and ag-
Fsssive.
fIene. but with grave, earnest face,
(spped Oh his way to his seat to hold
whispered conversation with Mr..
nth, OF New Jersey. Mr. Mills, of
eSas, appeared to be girded for the
Fay, and all about the chamber there
ere Indications of the coming storm.
IT, Harris, the President pro tenn,
az In the chair.
After the probationary routine bust
ess, Senator Voorhees, Dem, Ind), at
%, called up the conference report on
be Tariff bill.
GOrmun 10 the Charge.
Mr. German Dem, Md Immediately
rose. He hoped he appreciated the
avity of the situation, he began. Or
nsIlly, the situation would be easy of
luton. There would ordinarily be no
ference OF opinion about sending the
TO conference, where the differences
tween the two houses could be ad-
he drew a graphic picture of the
A'ety with which the country await ed
e closed workshops and the unem-
Dyed. Further suspense was neither
me best interests of the country nor
me Democratic party. He hoped that
senators would meet the situation
became patriotic men and duty bound
1t was idle for him, he said, TO add
anything to what had been said on
rlday last by The Senator from New
rsey (Mr. Smith. In the House there
ss an overwhelming Democratic ma
Ptity. Here In the Senate the Demo
US were at the outset confronted with
tact that there were but forty-four
their party.
bill must be framed which would
yure the support OF all these Senators,
OF whose votes save one were neces-
.rryy to pass it, That one vote was lost.
me Senator from New York Mr. HID
~, openly and manfully. The Demo;
aus, faced with such condition, had
que manfully to work to harmonic
dinerences. and had accomplished
crifice Of principle. No legislative body
this country, he declared. had ever
eh confronted with such condi-
The reports of the States of New York
ew Jersey. Ohio, West Virginia anG
.rylland, at the outset announced thai
House bill was so radical, 50 destruc
OF the interests of the people, thai
aey would not support it.
Tribute to Brave Men,"
Mr.; German paid high tribute t.
majors Vest. Jones, Voorhees, and Har
Ithose brave men whose laboriou.
ork had at last accomplished the fea
adjusting these differences.
linen, In dramatic tones. Mr.. Gormal
iumnies heaped upon the Democrat
me Senate forced from his lips, h
w. plain unvarnlshed statement o
taGts, which he would make. h
with malice towards none; but h
IN people in the eye and tell the truth
patriotism, the Democrats of tn
senate had gone to work to save tn
ntry and keep their party in power
zen suddenly In the midst OF the strug
came the Presidents letter.
'ievelanr's Letter Denounced.
~ was the most uncalled-for, tn
1st extraordinary. the most unwis
bnssnu.ne,issation." said he, in bitte
od me United States, 1t placed thi
MY :y, IN a position where It's member
o Ss, see to 1t That the dignity an
erWsd OF this amber must be pre-
NJ ~ pieces me- aid Mr.. German. "i
II poSltloh where I must tell the story "A
las burred. The, limit OF enduranc
III been reached"
ksFi ,Gorman then proceeded 10 deta
r. history of the Tarilf bill after
Ihinheu the senate, and the manner
p', aun To meet the objections and secur
ssunport Of certain disaffected Demo
tne changes had been agreed upoi
Irorrsued emphatically that during III
.es. OF this work Messrs. Vest an
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