New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-11

bers sen; for Messrs Carery and BLANCHARD the
Louisiana Senators and had conference with tnein
fer saving only that he was asked to give some
informa ton and ala IT, Il seems however. that Inc
looking to the paciiication of the Louisiana Sen
ators and their Popuiist col,eagues-MsssrS ny n
and Anen-that movement being sa'd 10 w
prominent House conferree made the staIemf ,b
after adjourned this afternoon tha t
House people knew of the expectance OF an -
ment in white and back. signed by senators CaneTy
Blanchard. Kyle and Allen. in which they mulutil!
pledged themselves 10 vote for no bill that did not
contain provision for bounty on the sugar grown
tina, they have been correctly informed the House
conferrees insist that something shall De uomf ~
make IL possible secure these four VOTES WHO"
This consultation with Mr. Canery caused some
expression of emphatic Indignation on the par, or
the Senate conferrees when 1t came TO .neir ear az
he result was that when an ihai the senate
conferrees should meet with the House meIn ,.i
that there was TO he no joint meeting. but though.
that TIE two bodies might meet informally la'e III
the afternoon
UNFAVORABLE. SAYS MIR. JONES
Mr. Jones' Of the Senate Committee, said to-
night: THE trouble has been that the Hous" con'
ferrees have never believed. or at least protested
not TO believe. that understood the Senate We
have told them all along Of the things with when
have had contend. but ii appears TO have
made impression. This afternoon they called IN
Mr.. Cafery. and who the other conierrecs are INA .
they may choose TO select ! do not Know. Nhat
the outcome VIII be 10 not KNOW, pu' II ''O'''
not look favorable. The House confcrrees appear
act If they knew more about the business
OF the Senate and the conditions there than we 40
Perhaps they do. but don't think SO. The House
conferrees have been plainly told that with the
Senate in the temper in which ii now is 1t Is a
matter for serious concern as to whether q report
could he got through. inasmuCh as the ltepupllcanS
making the claim that they had the votes 10
defeat any report that we might make
II is understood that the meeting OF the con
ferrees this morning Mr. Vest tod the House people
to write their report-!ny sort OF a report ury
wanted-and he would sign f. lie was tired OF the
al, ,rA ,h.a he .
10 deal with the subject inasmuch the conferrees
could make no Roadway. The proposition TO give
the Louisiana Senators the bounty was discussed
this afternoon. Mr. Mills Is quoted as saving that
he was in favor OF doing so. while Mr. Lindsay was
also said 10 have expressed himself Favorable to
that proposition for term of years Other senator's
put themselves on record favoring anything that
would unite the party. In all these calculations
for the passage Of bounty clause the asSstanc"
Of the Republicans : counted upon. Two weeks ago
the Republicans would have supported this idea but
today. as the most prominent Republican leader
Of the Senate said. the sRepubicans were not assist
inc the Democrats TO get together.
The situation to-ngh, is anything bur encouraging
10 the Democratic managers OF the Tariff bill.