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

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pontment.
Mr.. Wocott (Rep COLI made a cutting reply to
Mr. Stewart, whom he alluded to as one OF the
! 'irreconciables whose mission in life 1t has be-
come to agate. agtate and again agitate. re
would be extremely glad ne said to dv,de the om.y
real bimetallist in the world umeanng Mt StewaiU
and give him to the House Of representatives Tor
body. ~
After another speech from Mr.. Stewart protesting
against the recognition in any form 81 't, Of the
qGnGg Of EurQPe on the d9W y aGnrenc 81
was concGrred in. ..ooo
The House joint resolution appropratnng So 5nS
Marshas of the United state. IN ,ne ihu1 Mixing it
Apply both to the current, and the next fiscal YEARS;
The Senate then at $40 TOOK res 1t, ,r when
the senate resumed It's session. and Mr. Cha an ,b
Gep. ~ H. addressed the Senaif IN Su1 bPer Of bat
committee amendment reducing lhe num- .hre r. Two
,le-ships 10 be contracted for from thr re- I-nitcd
StatSt was strong enough to maintain the poten-
tioiitv Of the means OF offensive ana df'enSi i We
TaraTg for IhG Na'2 e thought TIE
should go on in R ncreasng ' Percng and
| strenefhening tn, new modern Navy OF the nl'rd
S'gs h ot should be made in that direction ana
| ne was satisfied To trust the judgment oi 'i'
! Committee Appropriations
>,vA1. BILL PASSED AS AMENDED
After a long discussion the amendment reducing
| the number of battle-ships from three to two was
| agreed TO 10y a OF 30 to % The vote was de
void OF party Significance as was also the preceding
discussion MIR Butler Dem. :. @ and Mr. Black
burn DEM KY joining with M Chandler Utcp,
" H. in support of the amendment and Mr.. Gray
dem. DELI and Mr.. Hawley dtep" Comm taking
prominent part in advocating the retention OF thf
original House provision for the construction OF
4 number of amendments remtting penalties on
'he Concord and Bennington and otherwis" increaS-
ing the appropriations carried in the bill Sere rail
rodded through with scarcely any attention beng
paid TO them. Mr. German remarking that he hoped
the Senate would agree to all the amendments men ana
pass the bin This was finally done at 1910 p. m
without objection $500
Then MI. Blackburn dem Ky brought before orc
two houses, namely. the Senate amendment m
pratng 100000 for the initial work of laying a
cable to Hawaii. Mr. Backburn's statement OF the
chile He said this was the only one of the fifteen
| amendments upon which the House and Senate
MIR Teller CRep, cob Does the Senator think
there is any possibility of an agreement? ,.,
Mr.. Blackburn do not. In this session. which
is now drawing to a close the House. by ma
jorty of votes rttT rus day TO sbe ponr
rees again reported their inability To agree. ana
the House second time refused to accept the
assured today by the confsrrees OF the House INA,
TO this amendment do not believe that TINS n
can ever be enacted into law unless the senate snail
recede from its position on this question feel that
the Senate cOnferrees have gone as far as they can
in opposition to their own Yiqua doo NM 70 J"
ure if the Senate should now. upon this test Vote
| insist upon its amendment.
Mr Hawley rep. ConnD-Does the Senator mean
that If the two houses agree upon this amendment
| a
Mr. Blackbnrn~G have never stated that the
President will veto it: but say If this bI SHOULD
never be-and if were President; 1t should never
become law DO not believe that either no1 use
| other House, especially when, as in this case the
| opinion If this bin should lie between the two
| houses. whether 1t would necessitate an extra
Ambassadors and Ministers. and it would lock the
wheels of commercc 10y .wsInp'qE @Ir toH woui5
think the failure Of this biz sufficient ground 10!
| know; but If he should 40 So l am not altogether
| clear that this would be an unmNed evil Doubt
Prove that they We're as utterly incompetent ana
incapaRie Of srapPling Win the currency qeS''"
This frank statement received with general
II DO not Think SAID Mr. Backburn in concn
sion. that tn, would be The worst hing that could
against that necessity i now move that the man
o 5sef the o Dpom8tc and Consular b be- discharged
and that the Senate reccdc from It's amendment IN
Mr Hal, dter., McJ in Il brief speech declared
his belief that certain as the rise ana fan 81 me
nexed 10 the tinted states would be complied win.
and he said he wanted yea ana nay vote on ,h ~,
motion of Mr.. Blackburn. but ne made no motion
to That effect
HAWAIIAN CABLE ABANDONED.
The vice-Presdent put Nj. Blackburn's motion
! that the Senate recede from its Hawaiian cabl"
amendment and discharge the conferrees on The
| Diplomatic and Consular bill There was a feeble
response Of ayes when the question was nut ana
! chorus Of noes scarcely more audible. The Wee
! President declared the motion carried; and TO nc
cab E,oyson vas stricken on, al n% 9 Novel an
| executive session and at 1910 y. IN. the Senate
After the confirmation Of few nominations the
| senate. stl sitting behind closed doors was pre-
the proposed monetary conference. The principal
speech r was ba maze S6o1 10 no b the ' go OF the
senate to appoint three pronounced silver men AS
| "A
men and signed by thep almost in body ire
Teller. Republican; Jones Of Arkansas. Democrat,
and Daniel Of virgnia Democrat as The senate A.,
| delegates The opposition Is directed against tho
choice Of senator Daniel. not personally but be
| element of both parties, or the gold men. ~ they
are known in III financial dscussi9n insis, tat
%rna 2"T Dnm me Md, shoad be- The tnrd man
! Mr. Villas was followed by Mr. Gray dem, Dell.
colleagues and the silver Republicans 10 permit
Of the three deaEfs to De- selected G by oI a
| question. MIR Gray. ia the course Of his talk men
2 bo fb MI A bo Geed by the sna,S Mr. cray
| paid a high compliment to Nj Aison's ability.
amd p'I ia The person of Sir Allison
| Mr. Palmer Dem, HI also urged me SILVER mon
to be moderate in their demands ana yield this one
Aarch 2 r. Il s sP9Se FOR Or s%mG ~6n time odR *
| the floor ana stated thai he could not acce5i
this statement in the m'st nosiuEe terms il Luz
followed 1t with a speech nrgnH me silver men
| Messrs Wolcott and MITCHELL silver Republican,.
/ smoke i'm favor Of immediate action on the part
| ~ The senate and OF the appointment OF three
| .lvor men Thcy take the ground that lnasmu'h
as his is 10 be conference having the restoration
o, silver as its purpose, the friends OF SILVER ana
! none others should Dc chosen
Mr Morgan dem. Ala made strong speech
| in behalf Of a silver selection =, -,
4, ,Lr close Of The debate. at ! ~ a. m. Mr. VOL
cor 1aIlod for Il vote ~ his resolution naming
/ Ncssre Daniel Teller and Jones CArkD az the dele
/ gates ana II was carried without the formaNty OF
The coneer@nce agreement on the Deficiency bin
| was prrsentc. and some opposition was manifested
! Mr. Mitchell Ntcp.. OrcJ sad thcre was nothlns
left H. the bin the Senate put there. ana Tor ono
ne was ready to against the b!H ana HrI'at H.
MIR Stcvy,rt pop. Sew criticised IN" 1Eihu3iiit III
| 0. the Southern Pacific claim, ana Mt Higgins
! ntep. DciJ the Abandonment Of the Ffehch Spohd-
| ton claims