The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-01-10

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WAsHIS.r =, Jan. Sth.-T
Is clot Of blood NJ the root Of
n~mocratic nerve and the party
i'arslyred. The holiday n~ss ma
no improvement, and all hope
con'Ales~noe ~ abandoned. Nor
humidity 10 the condition The part
IS divided. drmoraliz-d. distrscsrdl
Its condition 10 pitisble 4 s~~k
ago 4 ~as bel,-,cd that the Carlisls
currency scheme might BE- rusbcd
though the House. TODAY IT,
chances are about even that IL mat
i. L. defes,:..
Ii all depends on the Republican
majority. There are not enough
Democratic votes To l.HAs IL A. .
matter OF party politics the Repub-
llcans may not int-rpoee. and ALLOW
the Democrats the last inch 81 ro,~.
IL II passes by Republican sutieranoe
the credit will belong To the admin
lstration. Coercion, threats. prom
is~s and persuasion hs,r hs~n Ihsus-
ted on opposing emocrzts- Thrrsts
Of An extra session Of the 5sth Con
gress CAUSED some dismHy. The mi
nority In the next Congress sili b~
composed of South, rn Democrats,
and II is the exception ~ ben South
ern certificate Of election 10 not tain
ted with fraud.
Reelected Southern Democr~taI
are concerned about their SEATS anl
they ARE ready TO take Mr.. Carlisle'S,
bill OF any thing else to prevent .
Session Of the next Congress earlier
than December. III the decision
rested with them there would not b~
the slightest doubt about the speedy
settlement Of the financial question
from the standpoint Of the Carlisle
scheme. But 10 reach the defeated
Democrats another influence il sue
cessfully invoked. An issue 10 made
between the Northern banks and the
administration. New York bsukers
demand Secretary Carlisle's removal
They alleg. bad faith and treschery
on his part and complain TO the
President that they have been de-
c-i,ed and robbed. This story 10
repeated with gleeful scclsmstion.
and the little demogogues a.. AZ
forded a rare opportunity to justify
the proposed financial legislation.
The effect has i.cen magical, and un-
less the story is soon exploded it may
influence enough Democratic votes
TO pass the bill. The ostsnsible pur-
pose of the Carlisle bill 10 to protect
the gold reserve" Nobody believes
that il will have any such effect
Speaking Of the feature of the bill,
Mr. Grady said to-day: IL may vote
for the bill, but it is not the remedy
and will not have the contemplated
effect" "a fatal defect in the bill, |"
said Mr.. Crawford, is the inevitable
revalry between the national AID
State bank circulation to the S;spss-
agement and injury Of the State
banks. 1t will be in the power of
the National banks to discredit State
notes and seriously impair and em.
barrass their circulation. IL the
bill passes it will not be satisfactory
to the county," Senator Wxlsh's
opinion WAS asked, and he re.
piled frankly: "It makes me sicL
to think about il, but what the
Treasury people ought to do il
TO let loose that great pile Of sill
, yer in the Treasury vsults." Thest
expressions are given as indication
. the feeling of those who are per
functorily supporting the measure
IL its early collapse does not follow
the unexpected will happen. Thu
reference, of course, 10 to the fate O.
the bill in the House. 1t will hsy,
;. no show in the Senate, and woul,
;. ignominiously fail in the hous- il IL
4 rejection carried with it no condem
q nation Of the administration.
i EXTRA SESSION POSSIBILITIES
3 The failure Of the Carlisle hi
would not necesss rily lead to an ex
:" ira session Of the 54th Conyres,
.. The threat has been made and
Ie still made and il comes very dire.
,r from the President, but il is undsl
,e stood TO be q threat. As long a N
\, administration can borrow mons
!, I. to pay its daily expenses, il will O.
:, time to issue bonds and pile upo
y the people an interest bearing Dat
III But there is = possibility of An ext,
session in another direction. I'll
a defeat of the income tax xppropri,
4 ton will compel it. Provision
L. made In the urgency deficiency bi
y for the collection Of the tar. Ha
r. million dollars are appropria tiat.
Ri for that purpose. The failure of n
~ appropriation defeats the colIect
0! the tax. From this source
Government expt cts sufficient n
T. nue. to pay its current exnsps2
nd The expectation is that this tax "a,
La may yield enough money to avo
ct the necessity Of further 49, iss,1
ef BY this slender thread the
" tration hangs 1t is With the
Ii. publican minority in the Sena
arr say whether or not the taI d,
:" collected. The indications az
que s'iOn will be defeated uni
NJ new Republican Senators .
he mltted. when obxtruesive nd
lat will not be necessary 70 de,
appropriation. The count
to the 9th Congress to
tariff and money question:
sooner the adjustment is N