New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-04

:, can no understood by persons who are or may be
sS San De 70 paymen q The tax The
a h 10 ia~ mai II would Yield sufficient revenue
for me s'Iupor, OF the Government have no, pr'n
T,,hnr,yed ~ the session which will end to-mort9W
must be nadr from borrowed HlUme. nay Interest
the taxpayers Of the counu! ~ ~ tha next thirty
at the rate of per cent year TOT 'ne "'N' ''''
years.
DEFICIT UNDER THE NEW LAW
Tho ra,e,.4s Of the Government for the hrst SIX
months under the new revenue "a" were $f'''''0''
less than the expenditures during 'he San
and abou, s7DNoJ0 less than the rFe'p'S ~, '"
corresponding months % ls8i uhoer 'he 'a''ii Vi
1890 Although this condition or aHh''' a" "e' q"
tho gloomy outlook for the remainder OF the year
u.,s ornsren, long before the expiration or the
IIITd Congress and was realized anu Iin ,,; Az
mitted by some of the members OF the ma]o,iN, no
effort whatever was maze 10 e'"N'
increase the public revenues
REPEALING THE ELECTION LAWS
o,e measure was brought before the Lila Con
gress which enlisted the hearty ana unt"i support
Of the Democratic majority In hoth pfahcneS anu
vas Dr3-1rtly approved Ivy President ''eveIah" II
was the h!ll to repeal the Initeh states h'e''''n
laws II passed the House Of representatives, anna
..applarse on the Democratic side on o'tonel ~
1898 ana II passed the Senate anu "'' "PP' -
the President on February s. 1871.
Within an hour after the bill passed. thf House 4
Nev-Yor Democratic Representative wa" was ~
feated for reelection IN a strong pehoc'h.i' "'S
irlct in November. 1884, glecfully sah 10 i'io"Ht
correspondent: We'll this settles u; the senate VIII
mass the hill and the President will approve H. Inc
election supervisors and depuy maf'hhS H'"S' Ky
The Republicans will not carry Congress u'S'''c'
in \.v-york CITY, Brooklyn. Albany troy OF "u'
raIo In the next thirty years, and Inc SUI WIZ
hereafter be safely democratic III cft'' erre,ta
la oIectton 4 southern DcmocTatlc heprr''",d
i've Who was present ana heard me T,nark *, 10 o
Yes believe YOU are rlShi, am Sn,,,L m no
so.ro,binr else: Hereafter the Sol SoutA VII ne
solid in fac, as well in name eAcepl, t''. r
as regards tW1 districts in |ast iehncsS -
last Novemb,r. and both Of them mGst nay G'vn
a-ioundrd. We'll a. dlSaliolIt' L ,,., o ID, 20,
Rennhlic.p majortics so far as thr unntSSs IL, III
v. nre !. nj tiNes in Congress E'I' -, f., ~
Io,,,hrars made net gain OF Twelve seats w t''
drPu' '.!os ami no number of Republican Reprc
scu,a;lves from Stats south - hd . 49,. IN he
i.il,, WI =, Ibirtv-two In the LINth Congress ny
v'rttlo OF election returns mace am ''''"'' ~
Democratic ohicials
4 pIsCREDITED FOREIGN POLICY.
The discreditci and un-Amcr.can foreign policy
-, tho Administration left it, marks upon III" P"
ccciings Of both branches Of tn" lhIl' 'o"t'eSS
r,arta made in obedience to the dctahon ot IN"
rxoc,,lvo- mark. which every patriotic. s"n're-
c,t,s, ,nenb.r Of that body would rejoice TO nave
otiter.ted and forgotten. After standing alone on
its Hawaiian policy rs Ions ne u vs. I'" ".""''
10 90 10 AMI ru1c.y Tepc.liag the h'F'i'o'S % ''
silhs.rvicnt cuckoo chairman "f me '''''''''''
go r-orc,rr \rn,rs o. the House - Representatives.
u,o was eager 20 b. iis Spokesman and defender IN
,bo, bodv the Administration "as a. lHs' com
ro1 >, t,k. congress and n, country into i'7
confidence.
I, ia 4 r.tv that the interview between 'h' 50
rotary of state and Chairman M''r'"f|' Oh
The Foreign Affairs COMMITTEE. 30 "hi.h ,h' I''''
tried 20 offer his services cannot be d'S'f'"l mr.,
60, o. v,,.,t clearly indicate the depth - soil hH'nn
10. q 20
ready f. descend aud to which they 'i''' VAR ava
s,rk IN their struggles TO Icfond and iisih| POI
iCy which was revolving o. -, An .' ,,esiIr In
r.. ef'lr.s 10 smother tnhh'" on INC 800
-, III. of HcIr4srutatiycs "~rr a. arr, '''lF
ard urJJ-. ana acHe' tint 81 I'M M s1r,,s.f,il
"s ',it.d Is, IA. at!1rto.. hoy %" votes ~ me
-, ior.f. ~ r-.oIgioaf when "1i' 49, ,.i
~, y,,roi,,t.t, as well 1F untr.r jig" Sy"",
~ , -, rcallv 90 So fully 80 i.d IN" hou@"
~ R.picsentatives TO tn desires 81 .'' = 49,,
,in in regard &, tbs matter, bar T. ~rHi 700 -,
w., ,' ,,s oy,n dignity ana credit too fhr - mont
ana receive the approval of "a" r'-i',I' ,,, u,to
The orrosli!on to tho HaH allan .a1' w w. ,',..
nv ~ id,,i,rif, I'm M, fiouso of F"ii'-' 70 i'''
,,ae another exam.lc ~ th" tFu'hiuS ~" ~ r.,
arttraf.l IA, faa l0rlty under ~" lHilI"'' ~" 10,
t5t;%. notation or almost every subir,' 'Nsp
the National finances. dnc ".'i - 60 , ,,rtu
The nowcr - the Adm .ris'rauon NF l' ~.
~ ,e,n % the so-clllcd SeieniofaS, ..i ~,
ihrca, OF veto Of IA" o '.ai mnr 'tt iro'or
Appropriation till "a z, ,' ,a,4l 70 s DE
one act DESERVING CREDIT
ri. fi.,so ~ Representatives. hoN"ycr. ki!'e1
80 Administration srhcnl" Cor which "'' iA''
holy dut no: the Democratic majority 'n'''''
deserves credit. That was th' nf"'o7i"'" TO i"' -
..luun, sum" amounting 10 A-''"' 'H ~ ''''
.. a lot Of claims OF alleged hTIuSH S''I' - w."
a.oou,, ~ tho seizure OF poa"hng soAl'rs '' h"h'
ting claims which. as the "vldrt'e p'"l''''
nv Mr. Iit, clearly shovel. We're r''A'HE "''
,r.,,d and which wer, deuoHn'"I a. iA"'''H'
ne chairman Moran % the COMMITTEE on F"F''s" d
relations N the senate. In their "N'"S''' "'''
~ .-rye the Administration ~ that matter VIZ
.cuckoo" leaders IN the House OF l'"pr'~' "'i''H
grossly IuisIepresenicd The nature am S'"'"'
the claims and large majority OF ia" democrat
so,oc,ed them in the attempt TO raid the Ma
tiOual Treasury. -, .,o t.o,g-ees ,bc
the la, "a" BIN ' 70 reven, The e<erninn,ioq
o. ,he fur-boaring 7eals o. AlaHh"' w nG
nrocIoinn a modus vvendi with tho GoNcrnmentf
81 Great Britain Russia and lapan. pr9Nalhs IoI
new regulations tor the preservation q, ~. az
ncrI Section provides that II the modnS Nrcnh,,
authorized ~ Section shah not 20 arrange ah h
Ieicn,irn regulations FOR the preservation OF nc
seal herd rut into operation FOR this years scain
season The secretary OF the ITe"s br p 1@s
TO takc and XII each and every fur seal male
ana female as may be- ,d 1G" s,,t o mus, estTo
ne zeal herd in order to prevent CANADIAN poa'h-
ers from stealing ".
FIGHTING TIE LOTTERIES
Late in the prescott session another h.il II con
siderable importance. which was passed by IN"
House 81 Representatives. ON IN" HS' gay "", "'
NJ tho Congress was ono FOR the suppression ~ lot
terry traffic through National AMI Interstate com
nerce and the postal service. This meisur" was
designed 10 prevent the importation ~ foreign lot
terry tickets and przo'. and their rin'por'ht'A III
the I'nlto3 states mails. or from on" S'i'e 10 an
-. .. common carriers Tho bill passed the
Senate on Nav 49, 1854 AMI was reported 10 the
House with an amendment on July p but did not
mass the latter body until March J. 1876 The adoo-
lion Of amendments made II necessary then to
return the bill to the Senate.
\ daring attempt was made to iorc" through IN"
Uouse 81 REPRESENTATIVES under an iron-clad spe-
c,ol order nroposcd 10y the Democratic majority Of
"a. Committee on Eues a bill for the payment ~
q selcc. assortment Of southern war claims amount
ing 70 s7f0~p more than one-third Of which we're