New-York tribune., 1894-04-28

have to consult with the leaders OF his party.
had no response 70 that inquiry. which was direct
and easily understood u,stion. ala offer FOR this
side Of the chambcr-and without any objection
from this sile or tho o.htr-to take vote on the
bill ii came from the House OF Representatives.
! received no suggestion answer TO that proposl-
ton | then asked the question whether senators
on the other side were ready vote at o'clock to-
day for the bill as reported from the Finance COM
mttee. / would suggest to the Senator from Ten
that did not ask the question OF the Demo
cratic caucus I'D not mtend-h may be per-
mtted TO the language which the Senator from
Ohio. Mr.. Brce. understands, il the Senator from
Tennessee does MOTTO give a thirty days option for
an answer"
Thirty seconds" shouted Mr. Blackburn. amid
dersIve laughter from the Democratic side of the
chamber
Il do not plead the statute Of Imitation" Mr..
Aldrch added. But have been told on what |
believe to be good authority. since | asked that
question. that last night the Democratic members
OF the Finance Committee agreed to more than three
hundred amendments the pending measure"
who says that" Mr. Vest called out, without
4 said tha, | had been informed" Mr.. Aldrlcn
replied -. ,.... o..,...,
. dnn.i car" 70 s;at" hat lust now" Mr. A,dr!ch
replied and more derisive laughter was INDUCED In
among ne pcm,cratc senators. -. ,,...
But think he continued. mat the Senator
from Missouri fouun orr. fh" LAY i"fore YESTERDAY
that H. was not well advised as 10 "hat was OelnS
done on the otho- side Of the chamber There may
be equal ignorance on hiS part as 10 Wh1t Is
being done now / have every reason to believe
that before the hour of o'clock will be reached to-
be- made to the pending bin Now do not intend
10 commit myself o. anybody else, to voting on a
II the Senators on the other side will submit
proposition to the senate to vote on IN the 3 m9usf
hc.ve althoush cannot spsa6 positively mat
"rhe pfopos.,ion IN repiy. 70 the Senator's Offer"
sa orr from T'nnrssed tir 9rris rhe very
moment the Senator from Kentucky 'Mr Lindsay
The senator from renn"sscc," said Mr.. Adrich,
"use the phrase - FAR - ne w1s co19cerneh ,,.
Harris. in severely h,t"r tones. chooses to back
| out ~ his o1er le; him 10 1t Ike man ana n9t
whine about It," daughter on th" Democratic side
''ihm Then N Mr IIar-is read again portion Of the
| mort Of the colpquy ana was interrupted by a re-
| mark of Mr.. Alirich'a that he would consent to
10 take the vote by yeas and nays at 3 O'Clock
i4- ifdass e'}f'p%2 Of S M Mr@o asWcrc
Mr. Harris rad Mr. Adrirhs & 9in'T IN charnSg & 70
Which The senator from Rhole Island now socks
The proposition which made" said Mr.. Aidrich.
the House of Representatives does the Senator
from Delaware accept that" ~
referring to tho OTTER to vote on the bin reported
from the Financ" Committee ,..- ., ,ho oco-
vote on the bin as It cainS from the House Is
The only one made disuHc,y W tt,~r,s ",he record
shows tha, YOU made tho other proposition also"
MR. TELLER OBJECTS.
NJ Teller Rep. Co) objected to Mr.. Harriss
request FOR unanimous consent basins HIS objection
on the argument that no matter IN what shape the
bu might Doe passed by the Senate. it would be
modified In conference 10 meet the objections of
Democratic Senators who were now dissatisfied.
II We are not told an untruth." ne said In the
course Of his remarks "a bill VIII come here In
s,ie - the o;oyrrninent ana thai vii be a protec
tive bI ard not a revenue hl, at Az 49,, ,
Yet are ready TO pass THIS bill this after
An said Mr Teller bitterly you Will pass Il.
and then you VII nN IL up ia c'uf'r,nce commit,
| irc a. OUTSIDE Influences vail demand You could
not pass :, without nat unlsrs''nI.mf, lou es"e
not make an agrocm'nt that II should pass as II
| came from the iiouse and become a law
| the Financc Commt,~e Mr VOORHEES, broke in
with the declaration that 50 far as he knew there
or soTt Of ,rgh IN IT, nat na Pe~ BE- oI. s T's n IN
| Pew days. or weeks. or months
EFFORTS TO GET AMENpMyHTs
There "a no use in denying the fact" Mr. Teller
Declared THAT outside of this Chamber and out
eide ~ he Finance Committee there * EFFORT
being made 10 secure a bill not q b'll. OF
course" but amendments tha' VIII materially change
tho features ~ this bill and modify IT In various
particulars Whatever others may 10. | object"
Il viii not agree. said MI HaWlcy ntcp.. Comm.
ITO take the House bl'l as 1t stands. |; murders
industries IN considerable portions ~ NY state
Amendments have been reported from the other
side ~ the Chamber that VIII save some OF them.
Tho hlll as 10 stands better for my people than
the hill II from the House. and | am bound
10 take the best can and To- thank God that II IS
worse
Mr.. Mcpherson GDer.. y j.. a member OF the
Finance Committee. and Mr.. voorhees, denied that
any proportions by way OF amendment had been
agreed upon
Il Will leave that question to be decided by the
events Of the next thirty days. sail Mr. Al1rich
After this episode. In which the senate and the
galleries showed lively interest. Mr. Cullom ad-
dressed the senate In opposition 70 the Tariff bill.
At the CONCLUSION OF Mr.. Culloms speech Mr.
.l,.h fHa inst limo pF Oh
against the Tariff bill.
Afier short executive session the Senate al
5.2J adjourned unti tomorrow Ht II n. m.