New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

vote again to place those articles on the free list.
He not called upon to say whether they might
not require further amendment He was not called
upon say whether their passage without the
dotting Of an "i' or crossing of a It" was to be a
test of true Democracy. Certain concessions bad
been made, not by himself. but by some OF his
personal friends and associates during the tariff
debate. They had voted-some Of them-against
their bes: Judgment he thought. some prcposi-
tions. which he shad made to the Senate because
they felt honorably bound to do by virtue Of
caucus Of which they were members. In which they
took part. and by the proceedings of which, it was
well known. he Nir HID not bound.
IF that agreement" Mr.. Hill continued with a
show Of passion is to be rent in twain. and II
new bills are 10 be passed in sections desire TO
bring to the attention Of the Senate cran amsn %
this body upon propositions which were vote, ted
cause Senators felt that they could not vote ac;
cordng 10 their Judgment and conscience. ! feel
cast aside to present these questions again for
the consideration of the Senate: These bills have
my vote. | am willing TO have them taken up and
disposed of without either having favorable or
need not remind the Senate of the complexion OF
that committee before; | need not remind I'm you
tax; And If they had felt at liberty to vote ac-
Wovid have been aynrs e"r renor m that ney
tion Of the bin. What you seeking to do to-
proposition for the repeal of the income tax shall
come before the Senate with an adverse report
committees the Democratic members of this body
have been consulted When vacancies were filed
the other day the commerce and other com
mittees we were called together In conference and
Judgment certain names o1fore they we're brought
Into the open Senate. have heard of no such con-
Senate have not been called together. But. with
out my knowedge without any opportunity 10, for
vacancy, at the suggestion of don't know whom
sumo that to be the case. l do not know why a
different course Is sought to be pursued in the fill
the fling OF those other vacancies. AS represen-
fave Of great at and popp0n statshe mos p1Pu
to suggest that its interests should have been con-
pexon of the I eernS III o Of
the Finance Committee will wait and speak OF
itw address myself to the particular question of
this resolution. | defy you, gentlemen TO point to
filing of vacancy committee Is a matter of
privilege Let the resolution go over till tomorrow
'since the commencement Of tarir legislation
there has been blunder upon bunder few days
Means in the House-presumably speaking ex cathe-
lives tina, there should be free sugar. TIE Demo
Gratis of the country recognized that voice as the
tions met in distant States and the very day that
they were passing resolutions in favor OF free sugar
Democratic Secretary Of the Treasury was sending
here protest against 1i placing sugar on the free
had better be more consultation, so that we may
avoid these things
Mr.. Harris put his motion in the form of written
fresonton whieh he 0sEsd ana which on objection
The conference report on the Deficiency bill, rec
Ommendng cOncu-rency in the amendment reduc- |
ang the appropriation for the Southern Pacific Com
pany to A24.24. was presented and agreed TO- thus
disposlng of the BILL
Mr. Murphy 0Der1. ~ " offered a resolution de- |
claring that in View of Secretary Carlises state
gear won 1 no excee it is the udmen
Of the Senate that further legislation or change
of the revenue laws should be made at this session
LET that resolution lie over" said Mr. Cockrell
pem.. Mo-, and the resolution went over until TO-
morrow.
a resolution reported and agreed TO instruct |
ing the Committee on Interstate Commerce TO sit |
during the and to inquire and report whether
the Southern Steamship and Railway ASSOCIATION |
viola ted Interstate Commerce law in regard
TO passenger and freight rate dfferentials.
A resolution also reported and agreed TO. au- |
thorZing the Committee on Commerce 10 visit the |
Pacific Coast during the recess ana examine the pro-
DOsed localities a deep-Watsr harDOr
The House bill for repeal of the provision In the
new Tariff bill allowing rebate of the tax on ALEC, |
ho used in the arts was laid before the Senate and
"If there be no objection" said Mr.. Harris acting |
chairman of the Finance Committee. I ask that |
that bill may have its second reading to-day.
81 object" said Mr.. Chandler Rep. y. H). |
Let It go over till tomorrow - .. |
,sThen ask for It's second reading to-morrow,
said Mr. Harris land give notice that shall prob
ably ask the Senate TO consider 1t Tomorrow
Notice of amendments was given by senators |
BILL Mr.. Chambers was to repeal all the provisions
OF the new Tariff BILL Mr. Mandersons was TO con-
tnue the bounty until February lse' AT the
rate of $40 of a cent pound, and Mr.. Gray $ was
On motion Of Mr.. German. the Senate at l:io
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