New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-12

enough to inform U.s." said Mr.. Chandler. amid |
more laughter ''n what form 1t will get there
,or VII get there MIR; Fap in fepe Cone
gress deems proper to send TO the Executive ior
that It win go there without the approval of the
Senator from NewHampshre." democratic APP
Mr. Turple Dem:. Ind said that he objected to
every part of Mr.. HIS resolution. He would vote
against every sort of Instructions to the Senate con-
ferrees. lie did not deem II parliamentary TO IN,
struct part Of conference committee; he would
not want to compel the Senate conferrees to report
Until unit they voluntarily Offered TO co So Besides he
origin The Senator from Network was not friend
asperity OF manner; had 1t come to pass that reso-
luton ior the guidance and government OF Demo,
the senator's Brooklyn Encyc Ica." Il am a Demo
without the income tax - haughtsr,' He CMr
TpTpe) could say for himself in ali sincerity, Il
out condition. without limitation"
WANTS NEW SET OF CONFERREEs.
In conclusion he proposed remedy born OF
necessity but not without precedent-one that
would call for some se.f-sacrifce ana for the
else OF pure patriotism-wh.ch to have a
set of conferrees appointed the part of the SEN
ate. He declared that it the duty of the
terrees TO agree Disagreement would be the un-
Nj Mr. White dem, cal) could not admit that the
pass s,r T yo lhs bill or the formulation Of tariff
as was suggested in the pending resolution. or that
ent adoption OF me resolution would have any other
eject IMAM 10 breed discomfort and make agree
ment less probable.
AT this point q 80 p. M Mr. Cockreu Dem. MOI
broke in with a motion to proceed to the consdera-
ton of executive business. prefacing 1t with re.
there was important executive business which had TO
be transacted.
Mr. Hi instantly on his feet. demanding the
yeas ana nays and expressing the hope that the
The most intense interest and excitement prevailed
on the hoor and In the galleries as the vote pro,
against the motion. SO did the two other Popust
S Of I AYE 6 S SS1h
from Louisiana. however about whose party fidelity
here naa Of fTars s d ana
Jersey. The two Democratic Senator's from New
The he fourth i Popniist Senator Mi stewart OF Ne
vaia. remained neutral declining to vote on either
pair was announced between Senator Irby dem;
2 na ens hS wfS@ e his is.a ally
and demanded the authority for pairing MN Win
The authority was soon forthcoming. Mr. Jones
Dem. Ark produced and read TWO ,eiss ,.an
please arrange a pair for in favor OF the bill
and the other saying: Pair me in favor OF the free
sugar proposition II that comes mp In the Senate
THE vICE-PRESTDENT VOTES.
The ro,lcall was finally completed and the result
figured up II was announced by the Vice-Presi-
don't in these words: ION agreeing TO the motion
TO proceed TO the consideration Of executive busi-
ness the yeas are IS and the nays are 3D. The Sen
ate is equally divided The Nice-Presdent votes
aye"
That announcement relieved the extreme tension
which had seized upon Senators and spectators The
Vive- President directed the galleries TO be cleared
| and the doors TO be closed; and thus ended an
| nciden; which had threatened TO bring to naught
| the whole tariff work Of the session. MI lIiIis
resolution having had its day in court. has hst us
| poslton and has gone TO the calendar, whence II
can only be taken by vote OF IN" majority, NJ
| though OF course "A similar resolution may De
offered any time , ,r
| Tho following IS the vote In detail:
Ycas-Nfessrs. Bate. Berry, Blackburn i'lancnlin
Bricc Caffery. Call. Camden Cockrell COKE = auIh
nor George Gibson Gordon. German, Gray, iihrfiH
Jarvis Jones (ArkD. Lindsay, Mcl.aurln. Mlrllh
Mills Mitchell (Wis.D. Palmer. Pisco Phgh. nan
som. Roach. Smith. Tur1he. Vest Was WASH
| "Xays |Mcesrs. Allrch Allen. Allison. Care,
a.. idler Culiom. Davis. Dixon. bolph. DuDoS
Fryr Glnngcr. Hale Hansbrongh. Hawl.y, nE
| Gins I'M IIoar Jones. tNevD. Kyle. - !s"' ~
Wll,n Nanderson MITCHELL (Orrl. MrrphV IAl-
| ,1n PETER Perkins. Pcttigrew. Power. PROCTOR
| shr-uan Shoup. Teller. Washburn B.
! The following senator's were paIrei: M m
| pitier ,Dem.. : c. and Cameron dtep. Penn
| irbv Dem :. O. and Wilson dtep lo"al; huA-
| ION Dem Va and Plat n.ep. Comm: Morg'n
| tDcrl. AlaD and quay d!cp: Penn Mcfhetsoh
| ,Dem y j. and Morrill, Gep. w. VOORHEES,
u,'n'' Ia and Wolcott n,cp. col) Daniel Dem.
| Va and Squire Rer. WaShD , o,o
Hrc- a snort executive session the Senate al ZIV
| :, m adjourned until Monday at noon