The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-04
Years Reception at the
White House.
IITl And FIIANCIAL QUESTIONS.
|uner's New Currency Bill...lIOw Pop
|lists Will IOte...New Public Printer.

one day in the year when every.
: in Washington lays aside
Stisan politics. Democrats, Re-
blicans and Populists for the
Ne forget all differences and are
Sply Americana, intent upon pay.
their respects to the president
the United States at his New
kr reception, the one event of the
which always brings out the
Ire diplomatic corps, in the full
# costumes of the countries
represent here. The gentle.
&. who in the absence of Minis
Thurston is in charge of the
btion of the provisional govern.
BIT of Hawaii, was given as cor
greeting by President Cleve.
b as was extended to Sir Julian
ancefote, the British Ambassa
and if there was any difference
either side when the preaident's
ID was shaken by Republican
ator or representative who may
criticising him and his policy in
bitterest terms before the week
but, and when the same operation
performed by a Democratic
ator or representative known to
ID himself in readiness at all times
defend the president and his acts,
was not apparent to the casual
erver. To have looked on the
ling faces of tho we'll dressed
Gals and private citizens who
k part in the White House re.
tion no one unacquainted with
facts would have dreamed that
re were any such disturbing ele.
hts in existence as the Hawaiian
Icy, the tariff bill and tho tinan
| situation. However, they are
here, as will be.apparent to the
Pntry as soon as the congressional
(eels commence to 60 around
bin, this week.
Although the internal revenue
is expected to be ready when
pgress reconvenes it's main poin,
he income tax-is still in doubt.
lat is, it is still doubtful whether
will be imposed upon in
pes derived from corporate in
tments, upon all incomes above
900, or upon both. Two out O
three me nbers of the sub com
tee which spent the holiday
estling with the problem-Mc
lin, of Tennessee, and Bryan
Nebraska-reported in favor o
personal income tax. Tn
tier will be settled by the Demo
is of the full committee in a da,
two.
Next to the tariff question whicl
Exciting the most congressiona
crest is that of finance. Some
pg has got to be done to provid
money necessary to meet obi
ions of the government alread,
urred, and it is by no means Gel
p that Secretary Carlisle's recon-
ndations, either for the issue o
ads, or of interest bearing notes
be followed by congress, ur
1t be done as the silver repea
was passed, by a combinatio
administration Democrats an
publicans. That there is differ
e of opinion on this subject eve
ong the Democrats of the way
means committee of the hous
lch will have to pass upon an
position on the subject before
get before the house, wa
ught out in a conversation part
|ated in by Chairman Wilson an
preventative Whiting of tia
emittee, the subject being tn
lous condition of the treasury
wilson thought the issue {
pos IN small denominations We
proper remedy, but Mr.. Viii
ald not agree with him, becauf
thought the bonds no matte
issued would eventually q
tne hands of the bankers. II
TED his belief that the deficiepc
aid be met by new issue {
81 tender notes, even if SON
Pple did call it imitation, but
n'tted that bond issue W,