The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-01-30

The house today devoted a majority of it's
time to the iron schedule of the tafiil pili,
strong speeches advocating duty on ron
ore the house sustained the colnmlItGc II,
its report putting ore on the 1ree aisi py not
like this. but that Will not prevent tneili
from supporting the bill in its entirety.
The cotton mill machinery scheutlle MaS
then taken up and debated the remainder
of the evening. An amendment lS nov
pendlng to Put cotton ton, ml ponbteaiV have
a a.tf't5 it t"ii''' '9i'' '''' ''''
The house. today by quite a large MAORI
on the free list 1T also refused to reduce
'he duty, and it remains Just as repoi ,rta
from the WAYS and means comnliEtee. ne
ma iOrity of the afternoon session Oh me
ncrsa was devoted to sparilns ana speah ~,
on the income tax, and the aaoptioii, -, ., ,.
euendments offered by the ways ana means
The president today appointed the follow-
inc nostmasters for Georgia: J. G KING, Ma
, ~ Towrdes county: Caleb Stone. Plug,
carroll county. and ]. w. Holdman, Y1hoo-
Ia Lumpllin county.
New Workers Are Cooling Down.
U-asbinston. January 26.-(Srecial.)-
Sneaker Crisp and the democratic leaders
of the house today arranged the programme
NV which the people of the country Will
get relief from Il high protective tdIIIl
system and the benefit OF an income IaN a.
the same time. The income tax OH WIZ WIZ
be attached to the tariff Dill ana potn VIII
pass the house on next Thursday afternoon.
There was practically no HlDuSteflhS III
the house today. The New lork ana New
England men realize that the acton OF
the caucus yesterday evening means mat
the income tax will surely be attached tC
tie tariff bill. AT the request OF the eau,
Gus the committee on rules met TO-DAY ana
prepared a resolution extending the time
OF debate for three days in order thdt the
extra time may be given to the discussion
of the income tax. Thus the vote instead OF
being on Monday next vii, be on Thursday
FNl. "
Speaker Reed and Speaker Crisp Will close
the debate for their respective sides.
Their speeches will be on Thursday IN
stead of Monday. The report of the COM
mttee on rules extending the time or de-
bate will probably be made by the house
tomorrow morning.
DV a unanimous vote, as both Mr. Reed ana
Mr.. Burrows, representing the republcans
of the committee on rules, agreed TO the
report.
Applications for reserved seats in the re-
served galleries have been coming in by
the score, and the audience on that DAY
promises to be the largest Of the season
Eastern Democrats Are Cooling OF.
Since the action of the caucus last night
the New Workers and New Englanders VINO
We're kicking so much against the income
tax, have ceased to declare that they Will
vote against the bill Some Of them VIII
probably do so. but the majority Were per
haps bluIfing in the statements when they
made yesterday.
They cannot afford to sacrifice the bene-
fits that their section and the country gen
erallv will derive from Ii reduced tariff Tor
the purpose OF defeating the income taN
Their interest in the Jarln reduction IS
greater than their opposition TO lhe III
come tax. 1t is true they will make q
vigorous fight in the committee OF the
whole against the income tax, put as the
republicans Will vote with the u-hloctdtS'
the kicking democrats stand no chalce.
Mr. AcMillin, of Tennessee VINO reported
the iacome tax from the ways ana lle'lia
incl
doubt Of the entire success OF the Dill.
1t viii go through the house without
pa nnnoneuts OF the income tax scheme
cannot muster enough votes with all the'f
republican allies TO defeat it. Ihey VIII not
have over tWenty-four votes at the OUTSIDE
and they must secure HIly-tWo 10 effect
anything.
New Workers Confer.
The New York delegation in the house had
a conference this morning to take acllon
upon how they would vote on the tarln blil.
ii The income tax is incorporated, Tom
Campbell who, by the way, represents an
east side .-cement district and has not a
single cons ',uent who will have TO pay the
income tax. offered a resolution declaring II
New Workers would vote against the tariff
bill of the income tax was incorporated
over the resolution there was a hea,ed dis
cussion and no agreement was reached.
Campbell finally withdrew his resolution,
bluff about voting against the tariff Dill II
the income lax is Incorporated, the MAORI
tv OF them Will, probably, vote all right on
the final vote on the passage OF the Dill.
One of the Records Best issues.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, has at last
printed his silver speech made during the
extra session 1t was issued yesterday and
ills one entire copy of The Congressional
Record. There are nihety-siN pages OF IT.
This is the first case of the kind known
y.h f.1a q a. aD 20 a
Record was given to one speech.
Hendrix Prefers 10 W ak.
When the house put coal iron and sugar
OH the free .ist the other day probably the
lnaddest man Of all the members at the
action OF tine house was Mr.. Hendrix, OF the
Brooklyn, \. y, district. Mr.. Hendrix
is a Democrat, but he does not beIeVe in
free trade by any means. In speaking OF
the action Of the house TO one OF MS COL
leagues, Nj Hendrix said that Henry
George seemed 40 be running things. II he
condition of things" said he. reminds me
of the irShman who was r!ulhS 4 NIUE
by some means the animal got a hooI iaSt
IL the stirrup. observing which the IRISH
man remarked: Faith. and II NeZ som 10
get into the saddle, l viii climb down
Siblcy Surprised Them.
Representative Sibley, of PennsylVania,
who has resigned his seat in congress- VIII
prove a great loss TO the silver men IN the
house as he was one of the few eastern
democrats who advocated the Tree coinage
of silver. He opposed the administration III
its silver contest and he made speech the
other night opposing the taritf bill. The
executive committee Of one of his counties
raised a great howl about his action and
Mr. Sibey replied that the committee could
have his resignation. The committee dldn
want that but yesterday he sent 1t to the
governor of Pennsylvania. The chances are
that Mr.. Sibley's successor Will be a repub-
lican. He represents q republican district
and it was only because OF his personal pop
uIarity that he carried it, Since his election
the district gave nearly 5000 republican
majority i'll 81 local contest.
Has Had Enough.
Mr. Iiarter. Of Ohio, the man who has
made himself SO conspicuous in the fight
in the house against silver, has announced
that he will not be a candidate for re-
election. He Will remove his residence to
Philadelphia, and says he will get out OF
politics.
After this term" said he, 81 shall ADAM
don political life. \ congressional career
has many attractions but more drawbacks
II does not suit me TO be nine-tenths an
office broker and one-tenth legislator"
The Georgia Club of Washington is now
under fun sail. Apartments have been
opened in building on Pennsylvania ave-
nue. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, and have been very tastefully fur
nished. The club rooms are open at all
times, and, of coure, have become the gen
r in