New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
TUX, TALK OF AN EXTRA SESolON.

THE TALK OF AN EN
APPARENTLY STARTED FOR THE PURPOSE Vi
FORCING CONGRESS TO DO soMETliiN"'
Washington. Dec. 30 CSpecaD'-Ihere see"
no little doubt among the well informed he'e ''
,rront rumors about the apparent necessity Y.
49, ,a sasson of the LIVth Congress. to be mem
-, ,nr,l are inspired mainly by friehdS anu
noiogis,s of the Administration. MT 'ie'e''"
and Mr. Carlisle seem to have given up az . r
Of securing any adequate financial ies'Sia'
tho nresent Democratic Congress, ana 'hes "
ro,, evidently seeking. last desperate resoi
., ,orce the House and Senate to action ~
,Iroo,orIrp to call upon the new Congress lo' as
,s,opco in restoring the National finances 10 i"
sound and stable condition. 1t goes WITHOUT SOY
, .ho, vr cleveland and his advisers are. e~-
,remelv reluctant to expose themselves ~
.,orohiro assaults which will undoubtedly oc
made upon the Administration oiu'''e''"e
!, the next Congress. But they are now coniro,''i
-, , snirlt Of absolute Indifference In both ieSis
tive branches and, unless some starting c"a"eo
can he effected in the temper OF the De'"o
leaders nothing whatever seems hheiy " NC o.
compshed at the Capitol tnis %'n v by mplica
,,nr aiifedIy condemn the incapacity OF ms
parry for LEGISLATION M oy new eS Republican Con-
cress is received here the final piece OF SUI
cgem in the Administration pefTect upon the de-
moralzed and dsheartened majority ~ 49,,
49, Of Intelligence and sagacity are funny con,
,inre1 nat the only safe pohcy for me PAT.
rresent is TO divest Itself utterly OF All esiSi,
resnorelbility and assume as quickly az
th,t corgcnial role Of opposition tor WITH 49, f
40 divided ard discOrdant a pohuciI oo.s 20 =,
any sense qualified. 1t is already pam 'iaa "a.
German Sneaker Crisp and the otner 'e TO-
Democrats in Congress have absolutely no nv, "a
OK, in the Administrators latest schemes, a,i
| tb,t they Will welcome. II they DO not sC'ncy Wy
| cnnsprc to cause extra session oi 'iir -,
G"n9rass in which the responsibility for lcgi "a
ZION will he transferred from thelr own snoup 10,
70 tho shoulders of Republican niaJ9rity,, To-
now talk Of session has this Iii 10
/ ard no other The Republican leaders VIII ~ ~
nothing to force the rcassemplns OF one ond,,on
Nnrii. vet H. as seems not unlikely inc comm ~
~ The Treasury makes financial leg, siatlon v'
some sort imperative, they Will not shIrN
hiIity but will endoayor TO restore az iehs' tih
measure of financial confidence ana staDiuty WI.
! Visited before the disastrous Democratic triumph
OF 1872. ,,tt.,..s ouipnation are
| ,.rstvcd here as humOrousy absurd .lr. 'iI-
! Iisl.s ,nanaeement OF the Treasury mas Deeh. Iei
b,ps AZ maIadrOit have been Mr.. PreShahl :
| vrnti,res i'm diplomacy. But the secretary na5 ~,
,nfent,n under any pressure OF hostiie cF' rt
/ - var,tiny tho s. 90 post he now nous onu'
I fro,, the White House aud complaints rom y az
s,rrc will fail alike relax his grip on ,in o.
a,,.shi ard its emoluments, Tor private M ..
! Kentucky has few charms Just now lot any p! u
Grass statesman. Mean~ lille the cohHltIon y, ~,
/ Tr".sury continues to excite distrust ana aPpre
| hcnsiOfl.