Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-11
FlrTY-THIRO CONGRESS.
Gordon on CoNcyism and the Remedy
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Therefor Nichigan's new senator.
WASHINGTON. May 1o.--The desk Of
OIL. LATE Representative Bratton draped
with msur1n- this morning was the first
i.rmtt.9 % members generally Of the
l.s that The Hons" had sustained in his
,.tl. S Cav local bills and resolutions
,... con 1erel hv unanimous consent
passed. Thrn alr Talbot Democrat,
.I -l.rylini in q few words announced
OH. ..lh If hs late colleague Repre-
-.r'. 'Ec HrItJn. and offered the GUS
f.r.f. resolutions. They were adopted,
.i no 1850 the House adjourned until
t..r. rl.w IT Y O'Clock. The Speaker
s.D ...l the following rs the commit
900 the punt ~ the House - attend
OIL. .1erI. Ncssrs Talbot GemocraU.
.t Maryland: Jones Democrat. of Viz
il. Ciusey Democrat, Of Delaware;
rry Democrat. Of New YORK, Meyer
U.H.rrlU, Of louisiana, Hepburn die-
Il....W, Of Iowa, and Hudson Pcpu-
I.u. ~ Kansas.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
.'r Harris, president pro tenn, occu-
the chair to-day IN the absence Of
o. \lce-Presilent.
3D. lil 90 repeal the act of July !. lS>..
o.. regulate the use Of the Capitol
ls suIOrIinat"s were recently ar
l..'.I. tried. and convicted was intro
dared ly Mr. Allen ana referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
.,...lt0u Nps offered by Mr.. PETER
ana went over TIL tomorrow proNldlns
for 90 select committee Of three 10 con
siicr thr present condition OF the country
with special reference to the prevailing
mess s.tr,sSi.u alI the large number
Ct unemployed people, and TO report what
hesitation Us necessary 10 AFFORD reheI.
Gu- AIru-CoAcy solution was laid be
f... the S, nate and Mr. Gordon spoke
l... It, he looked upon the CoXey move
I.rt be- said from a southern stand
I..t. 10 appeared Co him to teach les
sI which --nators might wisely ana
.....r t-ii der. The movement had Its
4.-,.rl'I.u 30 patcrualism-in That theory
. government which. II INDUCED ill.,
uolI Increase the large brood Of similar
movement, ami intensity The demands
e. chat GLASS ~ people on Congress Tor
1.n-t strangely enough. the movement
I.l lt- origin in one OF the great central
r.plio.4. progressive States Of the Union
Divisions ana corps were moving on the
capital from every quarter or the com
pass save the South. That was mar
N.NoYe fact. The reason OF the isolation
G.. tlc South was not the absence OF pow
cry there for the people Of tn South
u.rr s'il poor. IL was not the abundance
.- .uirrrcy there, for In point OF fact
t..ra was great dcarth of circulating
t.urn among tn II was not be
e-.e, shat people had been supplied with
PENSIONS or with bounties 10 their indus
T. 1hr overshadowing reason was that
f.. war and It's lessons had taught that
I...'. Ghrlugh the most relentless Of
f...g.astcrs) the necessity OF relying on
their own manhcod-the necessity of re
..n~ NOT on the government. but on their
own rht arms
The remedies which he suggested fof
t. Ir-s ut condition OF things We're two
i'.' o. deccntraliZe the general govern |
msa' as much as possible and empower
o.. States % deal with it; and second. 10
'rliiZe the currency. repeal the 10
,r c.n'. tax on State banks, and enable |
t States % have currency supplied by |
h,ir own citizens.
'...r senator's who took part in the |
-l.'r were Mcssrs. Teller Stewart.
tr- lioar. Harris. and Palmer The dis
..nu was continued tin the expiration
Vie morning hour. when the resolution 4
t..' over without action. Ii now goes |
3D. thr calendar. from which it can only |
taken by a majority vote OF the Sem |
THE TARIFF BILL.
Ihe tarh I'm was then. at I T. NJ. |
t.n up and Mr. Allison offered an |
meut proposing specific rates on |
.'.c or Uyroligueous acid" instead OF |
'.. tI Nalorem rate OF 20 per cent. After |
t& embarrassing discussion, the |
m,nt was reJected-yeas. "a nays. |
Nsrs PETER and Stewart voting |
with the Republicans. and Mr.. |
! voting mo- with his party
.'. turin discussion was interrupted In |
rrr 90 allow the new Senator from |
t-ti-un. Mr.. Patton. To be sworn into
He Be- the yOungest-lOoking mem |
" the body. apparently not over %. |
-. hair is black. and 50 Is his small |
'... achc. He wears no beard or whls- |
Aiter being sworn In he was intro |
i' several Of his associates.
- 'Nuiiruation OF the discussion was
taken up. the question being n Sc
I amendment offered 10 the acetic- |
i clause by MIR. Allison. proposing |
.i. 'ir rates slightly differing from those |
fret amendment. At s:l5 there was |
'i.rr interruption Of the course OF the |
'lsslJn when Mr.. Harris, in charge |
PIE tariff bill, offered a resolution that |
hereafter an1 until further ordered the |
'e shall meet daily at 10 A. NJ
u object" said Mr.. Hoar
'I..f it 30 over til tomorrow morning." |
o NJ Harris
OBJECT 20 the receipt OF the resolu- |
t Mr. Hoar explained.
nn. an right" said Mr. Harris 'rhe |
-l'rA may keep the resolution. 1T will |
a. W again
Mf Doiph then took the floor and said |
lhal as no part Of the speech which ne |
'1n on the 2pth OF April last has yet |
ti.rafed Ia the Record although II was |
Cd ga type. he would now go on and |
ihsh H. And 20 he went on With the
seventh and last instalment OF his 1
speech.
Tile vote was taken on Mr.. Allison's |
s''oni amendment ito put specific du- |
u's on ecetic or pyrOilgneous acid. and |
" Was nJected--yeas n. nays S3-made up |
hs vas The preceding vote.
me second item Ia the chemical sched- |
ue was then taken up-"boracic acid. |
- Per cent. ad yslorem.' The first OF |
l.'' amendments. presented by Mr.. Jones |
u''mocraD, Of Arkansas. was offered 10 |
'"'a item, ~ make the duty - cents per |
pound"
Nc Aldrich inquired as TO whether the |
,-,.<nument was 10 be treated as n CONF