The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-08

therefore siore the sepats as IN Computes
Of the Whole and Mr. Dubois Her, idaho
made an argument against the m otion to refer
It 60 the Cominittee on Finance.
Mr.. Oorhees Dem, Ind Chairman OF the
finance cOmni,tee, said th,t he bad sup.
he would be opposed to il. The situation was.
the subject II tarin would he made within the
next few hours TO the full committee. The
would lie grant ed some time Tor examlns on
snd consideration OF the features 81 the bIlL
ne bored the ~ would come out o ne CON
Tatir hin wgs reported 10 the senate 1t would
main there at least q week. That would he
requisite in order 10 allow Senat lrs 10 examine
II and TO prepare themselves Tor its discussion:
His statement, therefore. necessarily involv ed
delay OF ten days after tomorrow leiore us
lie had had Of late days much 20 try his pa
thence and his temper. but the action 81 the
other side Of III. chamber on the Seigni",sge
hill had been rather an agreeable thing TO him
which he rather IiEeI GLsS shtsEi lie thought
e com ought TO prtVaii: but the seirnior.
age bull waaa title out ~ the ordinary track.
So op without ,hs, Hisrenes. The Hiii
could he taken up and ,,isposed OF before the
discussion OF the tariff question was, reached.
thought II POSSIBLE for the Finance IN miitee
70 shed one single ray OF l!gli on tn. bill hs
1t, but the proposition in the Viii was go plain
AMI simple that no committee couli cnlisl!ten
any senator on tho subject. There was 500.
UUO UHl Technically called seisnioraGe. Of sill
yer bullion in the vaults " the Treasury. lying
IDLE; Ienr,tinG nobody The Treasury needed ,i,,.l
that that silver bullion was special trust
fund he would .ali absurd. except for
his great respect for that senator. tut lie
really knew ~ no other word that would so
clearly express his opinion. The herman act
made it the duty Of the Secretary Of the II cas-
equal
~ Treasury notes Issued tor the purchase OF
silver bullion. and V would have taken Just so
many ounces ~ bullion 10 coin the NJ, e-sary
amounts. aud all the bullion over that was
.eignt"taEe. II til" silver bullion had not lren
cause the treasury Depar; ment had failed to
Mr. Nor III tRer. Va asked whether Mr..
Harris thought that acu-r-ncy worth only ~
cents on the dollar would 10 received with
much l1.or ~ ne rq' ,b;, Oh, characterization IN
when ienoneiize,l It It was les-latlon that
money metal lie avowed himself an. ultra.
nut.and -out silver free cuinag.' man" laugh
tor AMI SAID hat o srecious line 81 argument
was going to divert him from hls convictions.
az. iii e.. finance H e a"s 9nsn
votes we're, given by senators ,DGyi: lien.
w LsImeE Lem III. sherman tRen. o..
oflicer mir. FAULKNER said the MI was il
COMMITTEES Of the Whole and open to ain.nd-
ess to @ %ss bTc the
being eisred. h" followed with the %nnoancs-
mont and third reading Of the bin. and. that
stage, icing RAPIDLY .pnss.i he sai'l that tho
All ribs had been accom- plishea so d-ftly and
spesdi,y that the pIonsn,s o, the IN dld not
had Lecome OF an amendment which Mr.
stewart had ?c,rS g. or to SrT He
the Duration. Shall the biii now pass % S Sir.
called ~. the yeas and nays Tbs, mot"n was
dctSs,ea, yc5ns; H.; nay. 90 The senator's ,
Allison. Frye. uallinGer. Hale. HaulPv. roar.
Morri,l Palmer. Plat. rnsy and sh-Gmnn.
nn Sr b bang IN S Mn Seh
like = freak NJ the senat.. There could he no
consideration us TO what the effect "t It's
both at home and abroad. The lliy-iNe mil
ion OF seigniorag- iso called had. M lie un-
support the rar value Of the silver certifIcats-.
AMI now II WAS prop"a-'i 10 issue paper cur
redesm o IL AND with o,amdar 'e silver ~ eo I"lln9
worth only ~ cent?. ~ there were any sepE-
tor! !! on either sid. Of tie .haTnyr VII, wanted
in that position lie Mr.. Morrill, WAS no. one
Mr. almer Dem. Ill inquired whether tho
b u was still subject amendment and was
infor med Nv the presiding Onicer INr. Faux
nrrl that II was not.
Mr. llson Rep. lal-Has the bill PASSED to
The Prs.iiing Oficcr-Yes. and .he question
now before the senate Is on the passage Of the
bill
Mr. AIllson-Then move to rerousider tho
vote whereby the till was engrossed AMI read
a third time.
Mr.. CocSrell Dem. No. Ion that motion I
ask The, yeas and nays.
MI SHERMAN made ~ final appeal to the SEN
ate against hasty action. No rnntor, he said,
had dreamed that the Till was o pAss to-day.
No matter" said Mr.. Harris. what people
may have dreamed or not dreamed. II the SEN
atOr desires further tims h. rhall have H."
Mr.. Allison said that he had IN his mind two
mendments which he thought were nccea-
ry. and he hored that In soIne way the bill
might not be placed beyond the power Of
anIendm. nj.
That has already teen done" said Mr.. !
i hop. the third reaiing will be reconsid-
ered." Mr Allison pleaded.
prefer n-inR frank TO betpE agreeable"
said MIR. Harris, and shall mt ronsent TO its
going ba"s to the amendment stage"
After SOME further colnuuy the hIll was al
iowed to go over until to-TnOrr"w. principally
Tor the accommodation Of SIR. sherman Tut
with no indication that th3re would la any
\ hn ndonm ent or yielding ~ the IarlIam Antary
Advantage which IT, iiends hal occurred.
After artion on Mr. Ai!ison'z nInrinn To re-
the next vote is to Ls on the passage !
0i the bill.