New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
inv TELEGRAPH TO TnE TaIBUSg.l

IN, rvtrGRaPH TO THE TRIBUSgI
-r..,,prton. July 6.-The Tariff bill maue 40,
10 prcGress to-day in the House OF
so'u''. ,,1,yes toward the committee oil con-
Repi' .r which It's fate IS finally TO be deter
fe'e", General cox. The secretary OF the sen
mh0'' .od the German Surrender over to the
ate u the Capitol and delivered It to the
hou,' on whose desk It was allowed 70 remain
sp"" ,o. without action. Speaker Crisp WI"
ior Mr. Wilson tomorrow for the uSu"'
reVs- ., reference 10 the Ways and Means
mOu'| ,.,se which will no doubt speedily reco"'-
tc"' total disagreement with the senate Oh
me"u condiments made TO the bill. ana lhuo'Se
the .ss, Of the "de!iberative branch Ior
the 49, thereon Mr.. Crisp will then be iorce'
COM his hand in part bj the seiccu0h u '"e
House cOnter'ees' .,o O.,,. and
M .,,, De,nOcra remembers OF the W 'yS anu
COMMITTEES entitled by seniority 10 par"oi-
"." :, tha conference arc Messrs. Nhsoh Vi
p, virginia; McMillin. 81 Tennessee l"r"ei'
r..r,,s ana Montgomery, OF heh'uCKE' II .
u ,..s.o,d however. that Mr.. wilson Is ANXIOUS
u"- -.,,re the appointment for conference du'! oi
Il his personal friends from One IAN 0I'N ~
wv COMMUNICATION II. Breckihr4dse' OF ~
-. and John c. Tarsney OF missouri WI.
.,,nrt3ge .s .ndusiriously posing al present
n,,o-tvr.' 10 The cause of tarl" le'o'"'
a. ...s recently defeated for a reho"hA"o" III
~ ,,s,rc, because he somewhat poilPouSS
-, ~ 50 home and make canvass al '''9
~. interest. explaining with rather "S'e"'"''o"'
Sooaor 10 his Arkansas friends mat MS
49,. was indispensable.
n,., he iri!matel. dictated mat ne S""uln 'e
= =, guard AT the Capitol - save 'he n9o"
1T hVsQ
AN t-,,n the pcrils Of mutilauon Which threat
"a ~ ot the hands Of the DeIno'ra"0 ''."
s-or,sers'' I'm .Ae Senate. Having irTe''e'"ON
r' rs,o,ntratlon through his persistent pn'
.ooshow futile efforts % keep his Seha''''"'
..sociates IN The path Of recttude ana ''"S'S'
oncv some reparation % substantial "''"''
s.oms all The more due - Mr.. BrecKinriuRr '''
sic ni,r,,resquc bat Improbable exhibition OF VII
,rA and self-sa .uNce Mr.. Tars1ey mas 10 'SI'0-
,a claim - o.. one Of the conierrees eN'rp' '"''
hs hears & strong persona. resemblance - '"e
chairman Of the Ways and Means commune
.na was his "ndus Achatcs on Mr. Wilson's
nrolopgel trip to Mexi-o for tie benefit OF MS
health.
Mr. Breckinridge and Nj Tarsney could b. de-
,ended on 70 back mp Nj Wilson In any display
Of "cpckooism" dictated from the White House
n the Democrat c,nferrces. all three being un-
doubtedly prepared either to swallow the sen
ate's surrender OF 70 fight implacao!y against
the Jones-Govman Compromises In accordance
with the policy which the head u the Admins
tration may finally adopt. Air Turner. OF GeOr-
ga and MI Montgomery. of Kentucky who are
entitled By seniority % the thiri and fourth
places on the Conference Committee. are not 50
clearly under the Influence ~ thu Administrations
both being clasSed with ihe Old Crisp or anti
Cleveland faction IN ,he Hous- Mr. Montgomery
Is close personal friend II NJ crisp ana - one
Of his CHIEF political ieutenants
Until the cOnferrers have met ana drN"INprl
to some extent the stubborn and d"~p-seat"d
character OF the differences between N" t~o'
houses suesses as - the length 4 the confer
ence and tie probable outcome are scarcely worm
the paper they are written upJn As stated
above the Senate made 633 changes IN the WI
son Of House measule-ranv Of them u sweep
ing and radical nature. There We're only 49,
changes made by The Senate IN NE Mckinley
bill and Of these Jess than 2 dozen involved any
important differences II opinion within the ma
Jority party Yet the conference on the Mchin-
ley bill lasted nearly two weeks II VIII be
readily sen therefore that unless extraorci-
nary progress Is made and "a high degree OF
harmony is maintained. the Democratic mana
gers have task before them which may NOT be
accomplished within three weeks or a month.
The rumor has been started again to-day that.
owing 70 Mr. Hills vote on Tuesday night. the
Democrats u the SeNa'e are determined that he
snail no longer ne legarlcu as ial"i4b''I " mn
party. II has not 20; been definitely decided
The report says whether M Blsckburns plan,
OF having the senior New-York Senator formally
read on: Of the party by caucus resolution Will
be adopted, nut there f. determination that he
shall not he taken into any Democratic caucuses
or conferences nor consulted in any way as 70
the further disposition NJ the Tariff BILL A boy
colt has Neen naugura'ei against him. even u
no formal action has been taken. II is likely.
however that there will be some caucus action
also movement was started for such action
before II was known definitely That Mr.. I'M
would vote against the Tariff bin. but the more
conservative Senators urged that nothing be done
until after the bill had been voted on, and II wac
implied that II he did vote against the bill he
would be formally expelled from the caucus.
Mr. Gallery and Mr blanchard also seem 10 he
In bad odor IN the Democratic ranks, as their
votes were instrumental in defeating the Tree
barbed-wire decker concluded By the Finance
Committee and Mr.. Alien; and u Is suspected by
the party leaders thnt n" TWO votes from LOnis-
ana would have been cast against the Tariff bin
Tuesday night II NJ. Iroy had not made its
passage absolutely certain by MS unexpected
wheel into the Democratic line. As Mr.. Carery
and Mr. Blanchard however We're clearly BUN
coed" by the Finance Committee, their resent
ment Is considered only natural. and hey VIII
Undoubtedly hc allowed 10 continue 10 taHe pa:t
In Democratic caucUscs unless they venture 70
oppose the bill in its further conference report
stage
INCOME TAY A PLrNDERING SCHEME.
London. July The Globe" commenting on the
Passage OF tho Tariff bill in the United States Sen
ate says that # IS not surprised that the income
TAX clause In the bill provokcs more hostile feei-
ing than any other clause Of the measure II car
fieS 10 the extreme Sir william Harcourts prlncl-
PIE OF plundenng The few for the Dcncnt OF the
many. The Tarih bill. II says y not HkHiy 70 IN
greatly
FOR HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS