New-York tribune., 1895-12-28

drew the motion. and allowed the Joni resolution
to remain on the table.
MR. TELLER CAUSES SENSATION.
Mr.. Teller ;Rep, Col) said that he did not desire
10 enter into the discussion OF the financial ques-
ton now but ne wanted to enter his protest against
the repeated assertions made by the Executive De-
partment. and now in the Senate. that the Govern
ment is bankrupt. He made protest because the
securities CT the United States were gilt-edged Sc
Sa Seen n by any by anybody
save by the Executive Department under this Ad-
appeared as its champion in the Senate.
MIR. Teller spoke Of the contract under r,. which
due either to the or moss'y IN of the
pnbc press that we are to have another bond is
sue, and that it will not be as favorable at this time
States is in greater distress than year ago.
Against 9 all that protest Teller continued ,o dis
sus the nSncs question now but do want az to
ST my nes m Se country %Sc
will not tell YOU that We can place our bonds on
the ana do not say Fe that s might not be well to
amend eHs'ns law on the sYesS5; but say hss
o. our inability to get money on our securities AZ
T P the President down to the tide
water walter who now assumes to speak on the
in which this last sentence uttered created
slight sensation and some quiet laughter in the
Mr.. Teller went TO speak Of the remarks at
ribu,ed to officers Of the Treasury and particularly
supposed to hsvf said about soo,cooco Of American
s eeRs xs to Mp s
Gained in tone of sarcasm. 30 quiet and main.
nam man conneScd with this Administration whether
The Secretary of the Treasury or the Director S Of
or a subordinate in the Collectors orice) has been
talking for The last month or & two bs In the Sn papaTs way
can know OF the lack of American credit Is
Shp "A herr is American IL
is true that the American people should resen. a.
eSr y men to whom they intrusted both power and
Office IL the credit Of the Government is in danger
ut,erances of the Executive Department l propose
TO take up the question when the time comes and
show that there is not the slightest reason why any
man should be afraid Of American credit. want
10 show that in this country no matter what man ma
outside OF the Executive Department has ever sug-
gsed that our credit would rot be hsre TO
ought to be no more talk about our lack OF ability
la Sentiment ia his country maintain the credi; of
Mr.. Allen pop. Neb) addressed the Senate in
opposition the views expressed by Mr. Hill ,,,r,e
f,r Mr Hiirs joint resolution his own proposition opposition
the payment of Treasury notes ana Is
he cheaper coin. He also introduced consttu- t
urooositcrs were laid on the table for the present
NJ HI conrenitd upon tne wbrS he had in
froluced and against the remarks whlch ne s9 na1
rrade There were three OF these protests ne silu'
ana y was not very good day for protests eltmer.
Laughter He declared. in opposition 10 Mr. ieI, -
ers statement that his PROPOSITION was IN nn au one Ue
me public credit ard not against IT, ana sna,nr np or
knew hat better than he disinguishSsq S senaior
seemed to be that every tme eyssrd suegssrIo" Win
made on me subject OF gold IL ntvrie,eq i nS thsre
& S S neeessaTly antagon zed it, His N' Hs)
remarks had been made careful, anG ne was MIL M,,
mo IN stand on every Inc of them. Ills proposltoH
Ma not the recommendation contained N Sscres ne
prs.i,icnts message In the report OF me oecre-
he Urea although
which re had expressed were the same as uieIs he
bsd entertained them years ago and had expressed
hem in the Senate chamber ias' Ja4Gaay, had
me President the Secretary OF me l@reaSnry @ hda M
nade any suggestion whatever on the suD]ec,. ne ne
lid not know precey wna' ness ,ne h intended to
densve by the remark tnat s0mfGoiS Sat wI that
Sen1tor would. in his camer moments
no REFERENCE To Mr.. HILL.
,.or. Mr. Teller broke in with complete dis
c,,ir,ar---In the remark that / made as 10 tide-
water walter" he said. Il had certainly no refer
cnce 20 the Senator from New orh but mean.
10 s,v that under this Administration theie "au
grown np A system by which every fellow VINO
stood at the door OF the Treasury Department.
ssaned TO suppose that ne was officially connected
with the Department and was competent 10 III
s,ruct the people n matters of finance l nau no
r.seronca whatever 20 the Senator from New orh.
Even the officer whose duty Is purely meehahivai
to tabrcate con--is telling us daily through .,e
public press VIVA, ought be the policy OF 'he
United states. 80, - m, r.snorsi.
be for the ut,erances Of the Director OK the NM:
am one OF those who doubted the policy 9i m ns az
ponil, NJ but suppose he has rgn' oShiyy o,lfaiy U is
discuss the financial question. And he propaDIy ls
"a comretei.," Mr. HI. added. with bitterness Vi
express on which showed that he dld noi reHE a.
cept NJ. Teilers disavowal IN me Wattef VI ,he
,vlds OF Colorado. Laughter) am not @ au.ion f
iz.d he continued speak for the secretary oI
he Treasury / am not authorized 10 SPEAK LOT
no President 7 speak for no one except IN!
utter my sentiments. AND because tile oeUI. an
,ary # the Treasury and the President have seen
nr I, MAKE certain rccommenda tions in accoruance
ai,h vi@ws which I expressed year ago, tne
senator from Co.oradc cannot crowh me OIL my o"'
a. th@ close Of the discussion the Joint resolution
was allowed remain on the N1ce-fTes'ueH's Ia
be to bs taken up hereafter aso .ro,, IN.
The Hous- bill for the transfer OF Offices rom tne
Tor-iforv Of Utah the State or utdh was lala pe-
for me Senate and passed , I'll
MIR QUAY Rep.. PENN offered a resolution can
,- an h Secretary 90 the Navy for a report as 10
u5ather ir moi desirable al this time TO contract
Tor six battle-shps instead Of two. ana asked lor
"Ief IL liz over" Mr.. German dem. Md inter
poSed and il went over =, .,s
Mr. Lodge (Rep. Mass gave notice that ne wonl9
on Monday submit some remarks on the subject OF
the Monroe Doctrine -.
The senate proceeded 20 the consideration or
executive business and AT 2:4O adjourned until Mon-
day.
THE TARIFF BILL IN THE SENATE
,re PROGRESS NOT TO BE IMPEDED BY THE DEMO
cRATs-REFERRED TO THE FINANCE
COMMITTEE