The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-28
CLEyELAND's COMING MESSAGE.
When Congress Reassembles,
He Will Reiterate His
Tariff Doctrines Form
Eff 4 OF TIRE CATCHINGS LETTER
Both Houses Adjourn With Slim
tendance-Doings of
Whiskey Men.

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upol' .i'e psh0l.ts s'isn al
uiseu upon .dr. DieVeisliu WIN great per-
s.e,i1s l1sen aeiloe,a's VINO nave
" ''A9 e'il,eiie 'iii us L 'iii0A '!iN
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ooii Vi ms dclioh n refusing 70 sign ms
'iiei appe"iS' ou' III VAIN h.Fen oeh-
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90 iei' eAia. the iresiueNt ought 10
ei oiii' anu tiiele were
"t i's'Y "iiiilisig aoai,-
uoaeu al noseii'y " ehe oeAdte olii
- sne ieSiuent eouiu i@Ne 0eel per
sutaeo " nave FieMeu tie situation
their spectscies-
Asiihsl al tilis pressure however Mr.
cieHeiaha remained opdurate. lie hao
inteiiueu 10 seiiu message TO the pres
eiie session reiterathig tne opinions SO
ensoiousiS SCI iorlh ~ the letter 10
ohairnlah iisor' ana lhe document was
pal uaHy prepareu. otler eouhsels pre-
Vailed, however. ana the PRESIDENT con-
staoea ne would say nothlng more at
tills Juiieture. rms aeclsloh was not sat
islaceory 10 the extreme tarlH re1ormers'
VINO wanted TO go INTO the Tan elections
with slogan from the PRESIDENT; but
the more conservative members OF the
party WHO were aware OF tne uses TO
winch Tue lison leteer was peihg put
py the hepuoncan campaign committee
were quite content Ior lhe PRESIDENT TO
REMAIN Silent
neh Sohsress cohVehes again IN De-
cehipet tiie fresiueht VIII Iurtner elap-
oraee ms tarill reform views ana urge
sucn ieslsiatioh as IN ms judgment is
REQUISITE 70 make gooa the party
pieuses ana reileVe the treasury OF en-
parrassnheht que 10 cruditles and I'M
perIecuehs IN the present law.
among senators the letter OF Mr.
oieVelahd caused pahlcky 1eeilng, but
no one couiu pe louhd VINO would De
qcoteu concerning IT, save MT Mllls,Wh
salo that ne had not read It, but that
II hr. SieVelahd had sent out such
ie.eei ne as III iuli sympathy with what
ne may nave SAID otner senators tree
~ discussed tne SUBJECT IN private, put
oechned 10 permit the use OF their
halles.
hepupilcans refused TO olscuss the
letter, dlsmlssing 1t with the intimation
that the cohoitioh Oh aIairs was pad
enough ana anythlhg they might say
"oulo NOT MAKE II worse.
FINAL AD'o ~ ny MEM.
An immense creWa was gathered IN
the sehate gallerles before tne hour Oh
noon toaay eager 10 witness the Closing
scenes OF the eVeh1Iul session on winch
the curtain is 10 Iaii at r. M. Ihe spec
tators consisted for the most part of
strangers who had been fiocking to the
city Tor the last two Gays, attracted by
the biennial encan1pment Of the knights
% Pythias. Members OF that organiza-
ion were present themselves IN large
numbers, and, IN their neat uniform, con
tributed mrch to the animation and
picturesqueness of the spectacle.
Senators on the floor were few and far
between-so that any idea Of transaeting
legislative business, except by unani-
nous consent would have been prepos-
ferrous. There were but three Repub-
lcan Senators present when the chap
lain made his opening prayer, and only
ten Democrats. The chaplain rendered
thanks for the blessings bestowed upon
the people in general and upon Senators
in particular. He prayed Tor the fresl-
dent-that his heaitn might oe preserved
SO as to be able to do the work devoived
upon him; for the Vice President-that
his life might be prolonged for greater