The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-04-02
In tho Senate WIN Begin Il. day.
After the Amendments
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,tlwii Havo tho Right ors Way Until,
Disposed of-The Chtneao Treaty
And tho Bcrins Son BILL An Eroi..
ing Week in tho House Promised.
Partisan Feelins High Over tho
Joy.o'Neill Contested Eloctlon--Ms.l |
Rland's Frnitloss Attempt 70 Pass.
/ His Bill oyor the Veto. {, -

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tarlf billIwill be taken up for con,idor-;
alton In the senate tomorrow att2
o'clock, in accordance with tho agree
iment arrived q. In tho COMMITTEES on.
ttinance and with the notice ol Chair.
man Voorhees, to that effect, and will b;
all probability be tho prominent topic.
Of dobate during the sntire wosk,
There arc other measures which may
claim attention. None Of them are
likely to receive It without the consent
oftho managers Of the tariff bill sena-
tor HdnDbroush's bill for the e1sermina.
ton Of the Russian thistle appeara up.
onithe calendar as the unfinished busi.
ness, and, but for the tariff bill, would
be called up on Monday, and 1t Ia in q
position where 1t could be legitimatelyj
pressed. II it, author should feel 80 dis
posed. but It 10 fair to presume that sit;
will bc quietly laid aside for tho tariff.
Other questions which may presa for
consideration during tho week are the
Chinese treaty aud the proposed bill
for the regulation Of the Bering lea seal
fsheries. e s; 81 /, .li,ii Y
THE nranr OF WAY. a
Senator Morgan has stated that he
viii probably ask the aenate 10 con-.
slider the treaty the latter part Of the.
week and there ia a probability that the
sBerlng sea bill will be considered as OF
sufficient Importance to call for prompt
action. There willibe little difficultyins
securing an understanding whereby
these questions can be taken up for the 1
temporary displacement Of the tariff If
expedition should be considered i'm.
portant. Tho pension and fortifca-.
lions appropriation bills are also on the
calendar and can be considered at any
time, but they will not be pressed for
the present & 81 -
THE tariff bill will be tho only order
after 2 o'clock Of each day OF the week,
or until tho morning business shall be
disposed OF. and there will be two
hours each day for the consideration Of
miscellaneous questions, which proper
ly belong to that hour. Is +. "A Z .,.i.S q
& Several amendments to the tariff bill
will be offered on Monday by the cons
mittee on finance, after Z which the
speaking will begin. in which Senator
Voorhees,, as chairman OF the finance,
committee, will lead Of. He will be ro-
piled to by Senator Allison, but beyond /
these speeches it ia not known in what
order senators will be heard. ~
IN THE HOUSE.
An exciting week lis promised in the
house. The struggle over the O'Neill-
Joy contested election case will be re-
sumed tomorrow. Although 1t has
been apparent since this case has beet,
up that at least dozen Democrats wore
opposed to seating the Democratic con-
testant, the partisan feeling engenderedl
during the last three days of the tili-,
buster has served to drive those who
were luke-warn into camp, and whiIc
they will probably not vote fol, O'NeIIl,5
they will at least lond their, votes aud
presence to make the necessary Quorum
to aeat the St. Loiis Democrat. Tho
$Eugl,sh.Hilborn case will follow and as
far as known the Democrats are united
on the proposition to seat English, the
contestant q ,{,s
On Tuesday. according to the notice
served by Mr.. Bland on Friday, he will ,
ask the house to consider tho Presi-5
dent's veto OF the silver eeignioraee bill
and will movo to pass the bill over the
veto. As it requires two.thirds vote
to override the objections Of the Presi-i
dent, there is little hopo that Mr.
Blapd's motion can be carried. ~ .t42