The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1895-12-26

| O'CLOCK thp afternoon. Inc DOhu oil
will be disposed Of tomorrow, but the houl
OF voting has not yet been decided upon
The promised debate on the revenue meas
nre prepared y,the Committee on Ways
and Means attracted to the House today al
attendance which filled the galleries &c
their utmost and filled the seats with many
more than Quorum Of members.
Immediately after the reading of the
Journal Mr.. Dingley reported from the
committee a bill ITO temporarily increase
revenue to meet the expenses Of the gov
eminent and provide against deficiency"
together with a statIneDt Of the reasons
why the bill should be passed.
Mr.. Crisp explained that the minority of
| the committee had had no opportunity
to prepare their views In opposition to
| the bill. -e-
Mr.. Henderson offered a resolution from
| the Committee on Rules providing FOR a
vote on the revenue bill just reported at
| O'Clock this afternoon. He stated that lie
supposed gentlemen understood that an
| other bill from the Committee on ways
| and Means would be reported tomorrow.
The bill to be discussed today, he said.
| was in no sense a general revision OF the
| tariff but one to provide revenue needed at
! once. The President had aroused public
sentiment by sending two messages to Con-
| gress. and the money centers were DESTROYS
that something should be done to ailay the
excitement eauseu ny 1ne lc'cris'i ueciaia-
| tons from the White House.
DON'T AGREE WITH HIM.
| The House differed from the President.
| probably, as to what was necessary TO be
done in order to relieve the country and the
| finances, but the bill under discussion con-
tanned what the house, OF hi"Joii's
'hereo', neiieveo 10 pe neoessa! ~ ua
should nni h1inS,r follow the dictates OF
the rule, but vote upon it as they deem to be
best for the interests of the country. The
bill reported was general revision or the
tariff. whatever might be said to Inc con-
trary, for II AFFECTED every schtuuie III tue
bill.
Inc RUE Drought IN depfiEeu tue mouse
OF the risht 10 consiuer tue Dill III commit
tee or the whoie, as Wen Us oi tue rsht
10 discuss II uhder the general iuiss vi
debate ana the iive-hinute RUE auu also 10
offers 10 amend ~ SO tna' every cohs'i.u-
tlonal privilege OF debate ana cohsiueia-
Ton was FioIiteu ny Tue ruie PfoPostu ny
the echtfuah rom IoMa-
s's " ""s :. 80. :. - vi. 70
Oh 'he rntyihse Cons ,.ss' ao'a' ""'Gh 30
liiucn niu III saiu -, -, 20
point 10 an! ,uie Iepoi.eu ~ enS eoiiiiii., ,
~ ie' .s'o al 'ei ii''ui
"inou.tne risn. 70 propose htis1e aiiienu-
Hieht. livery hepuuicHi iLeiioI , "as eA
pec'eu u No.. oiihu,s i"' 'he o'i' "',"oue
MOVING any 'lihs apout IL VI Tvs p'uo ' PIC
circus upon 'he peop'e repfesehteu pS 'uein,
Nouepar eheh'o Vi nebo'e Il 'e.i' uau asheu
ihat tue Dill SHOULD De passed. there was no
euSses,'on nun a.. ee 'i'at ~.
Ie'e.ue IL Pieltueu W suppls "'S iieeu'u
ios thN PoSeS VI tpssec'NAhh'Nt'.
STEADILY INCREASING.
Mr. Dalzeii q member or tie Committee
on Rul.s said that no man thin the sound
-, lie It, dia NO, L,ow thu, .v..r sine.
-, Icoa ~, rar.,nu.s ~, IN. CIV
s,,'asu,. t,.aroo1ir,,
efiiiienl nau piNu p up q Sa.i,n-.
ueiIcpne!. me i.s'uen' ai .,a.'S'.i, ,,
VI 'lie treasury Anu &c "'a' - ~
tle ioliiei, '",ni,s ~ p",'s a" s.i1,t,,nr.
no' ms om', 'o - -, :. ~ -,
iof t''e ieiiei oi 'he h,puoA.' e,en go. ms
50 Idi as W nee 'I' 80, ~ ,,t u
usual Ho'iuaS ie.Vss. Iiuei ny sPui
uie' ieau. , ~. ,,1.,.;,, -, 10 -,
hea"s iiau peen WI Nh 4 i-t,i' anu 10Y ~
prepare 'he measure Pivpossu.
II was ho'' ne "eseio 'u' seheiai ,''ih
reslsi1h, pu. an eine , ienenu. ineas,
uI'' MI ba'~eh sau IL was iehesnihs ~
near MI. .r:spi 'ais ABOUT parry whlp anu
iroh-ciau fuies' n4a ne ho' ieiiIeihoei ,nat
tne preseh. 'afiIi pii', win mort t'iin ooU
aiiienu'ieh's uolie va " mn "ei, @
III "a' Va gu 'ne must
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paieu "s INK sen'''h H''i'ei' 'AP
PAUSE
ns ne oihihs VI .ae I'm, ,'i, hinu Vi ,eie'
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'''iii , .es-o'is ,u"' ue'it "sn t'e S,e.l'
VIA What is The I uonse oai,ea nn,n ,odaV 10 do?
he asked. 1t was. he said. what the Repub-
ncan party always did TO rise above party
prejudice or passion, and in response to
lhe PRESIDENTS appear 10 give the country
ue fei,ei nu uau asheu tApp.'1se'I
IN ,'a,,, ~, NJ. - ,.v "uu'
81, ,,at s,a,,,anan Ia snt1,'t - a.
=, ,ras ta nass y anraraI 70 -;1r otra'.,i' No.
-. 80 ~ - ono -. GU ~.
,;o,J, LET ox,.ant smg,r Tha panr,a;,.ars
We're I'm mower . oa in md ,rocee,,ina n ,baY
had nr.viousIv dona be s,id
..,;n aheaI oent,enon Mr. N,.u,ui,
saiS. ..tba mo newer which don-irod 90,
nf Mace ard autboritv vii, do II a ooin >,
Gapnianse1
NJ Tnrner aid tho hin snot intended
and would NOT meet tho merits ar ,ha
emerccncy The Treasury did not need
additional rerenne Tho P-esiden,,s rvs.
sage and renort of the secretarv of the
Treasury showed n surn,us of over serentv
m,Iiions-enouqh to nav tho dericiercv In
ordinary rece,nts and exnenses FOR two mr.
three vears istel far broad The commi,.
tee ON Ways and Means gave a stone The
rnIe itself Mr.. Turner insisted was wholly
unparalleled in the history of the American