The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-05-01

for e1s%pis. 70 the sdministr.tivs .isst:
sT:n g .dSS. Ssss E 70 ne a. Ts
tive Gestures Of the income tsH. But ssto IN;
IL. iores Rsy.r intend 70 risiS a. q eo ono
eeding further to the Sugar Trust or anything
90 the ss SSi faS. ' am n UN.Tru.S s'S 81
unIe.. thst. ). :om.tSiss ln 4 20 assrspt and
the eIistins Law. In other yords ss long a.
the measure before us q: an improvement on
making further concessions Tor the benefit Of
direction Indicated 70 The paper: q the soun.
O h. . eft :Ss e IL! Sf {. t to in
S Ss%. it tSS , Bsr House. Es: he n
pIS@lssd: shd which be he'd ever. reason 70
s sur ,hss ScS!s Be such si o would ND
revenue only. but he recognized that from the
ought TO carr. out lts pledges and 70 give to
the country tariff for revenue only. But thi.
Kin favor 81 ihs SeSss ts. snS
ready to defend It on principle rs an equitable
and inst tar. not tar on the rich. and not
In q collouuy between Mr.. Palmer and Mr.
Chandler. Mr.. Harris brokei In with the inquiry
%sSt would r.S Si TSe %s .de
tar IN BIZ voted oS Ths5 Wsnt. s's 10
know he said. when the pending amendment
S G Ss t s Ras You'd not fnow .
IT; Chandler INQUIRED O,Mr Harris when he
remarks which he had kept bottled up since
last Wedn,sssdsy. and was wa told that the Oh;
i BG i1S @S0 tive Spss inG
to-day.
AT this. point In the proceedings Mr.. Turple
wR pan .sSs aad S 9tss shsfsns
s Tsh SSsinS t lies
nance Com mittee. that the bill has never been
Tor sctlon: ISSre lad tscp. Ms Tpfpls Vent
Senators. He MT. TStrisl bsieSea Tho S Sr
pumOer and dLsbelleyod the lesser mum
S f1 r' nS. Watch ''i ss..rsa a''- the
81 MhS he the father and
them! The honorable Senator from Rhode
fsana WAS saSs to , sush npastsrn That
hoods. Then, working in the Jekyii and Hyde
& M fulpe 10
AMldrieh,s p.sdseessSr in the Senate meaning
s'f Sa. s%'' s.n not S fSas 50 Sr ts:A
oesS;. he said ;,. was perhaps a man more
nSss b.n 10 the
e.. q Of thSss
younger than the present Senator; welIversed.
from hi: services As retail eroeer,s appren-
ment; thoroughly acquainted with all the is
sues dependent upon dutiaole goods and their
hs Sfe al qSm sSs
cheek. on both sides; clear down 70 tho feet
be thought OF his successor. man found
without chips or ehsek, when there was an at
@ S % .os Gseer Ss
e.. aG ,1o,, q the c1O Lst .sk
ssemp 81 aS sis. fisG Dr astsse
Utterly vain to trs % he 70 rfva
him In that hatred OF the truth and that love OF
cham pons aSd the cheats o. Saotesson
=, The only notice which Mr. Aldrich took of
marx that did NOT o1 suppo.s that tho sen
,9 ,r from ; iadisns represented anybody but
and other conditions tSs. senator 'S would not
haze s made made re speech 90 4. he had jpst made:
Aaainst the Tsrin bill. assisted By Mr.. CALM:
ger In the reading OF statistics. He was asked
oy Mr.. Mitchell lRep.. Ore.) at 5 p. NJ. whether
20 would conclude to-day. and replied that he
would not -
Mr. Mitchell tbereupon moved to adjourn,
md that motion was voted down.
Mr.. Quay wont on q few minutes longer, and
hen yielded for motion to 40 into executive
session. On that motion there was no quorum
roting. The roll was called and forty-five
SENATOR'S. two more than a quorum. respond
I'd. Then the question OF going into ex ecutiys
session was voted on again. with similar re-
'nlt as before. and for half an hour thers were
alternative roll calls and votes BY yeas
md nays. Finally. M. Harris. tired Of
his fruItiess waste Of time. agreed. to
,oweveE that II the Senate should be
eft without a. quorum again he would |
move that tho sergean at Arms be directed
9 compel the attendance Of Ansentees; and
dr. Cockrell tDem.. No. added that he would
introduce a resolution directing the Sergeant
't-Arms to put IL force the provision Of law
or deductions from the salaries OF absent
'erators.
At 5:5O the Senate adjourned till noon to-
morrow. that hour being fixed to allow |
senator's to attend tho funeral OF the wife OF |
senator Morgan OF Alabama.
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