Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-02-18
Unra>lncss In the senate.

easineSS on tho Democratic side of tho son ate that soma "g thc appropriation bills may fail. rhero remain only l2 working days of the session. and four of tho most important uf thcS bills arc still enl irely unconsiGcrcd in tho senate, These arc the Indian, the >undry civil, tho legislative and the general deficiency bills each of them considered as moro likely tu afford ground for dCHa,V than any of the appro. priation bills which have alrc2 fly recci> cd attention, This anxiety is not yet, how ever, very pronounced. It would bc moro marked but for tho fact that 1t is general. ly believed at the Republicans aro sin, cere in their pyoteStations that they do not desire t0 prolonS debate sufficiently to cause the failure Of any of the bills and thereby render theln>clvvs amenablN to tho charge of making an excuse to, an OK tra SeSSiCn.
 The l)tmnC attC manage = expect tO gain considerable time by moving at an ,arly day for ] clock eSsions nd following this soon hy prolonging the daily ses ions into night. They had oNpcC. rd no to pre- the question of ll o'clock sessions until the sundry civil bill should ho ak Il p but when they achyd that decision they had supposed that they would bo abl to dispose of the pos, otlic,. tho Indian and tho aEricul Ural hills las, week
 Inst al thry SHrrt eltd only in passing the pustnlir bill and in having lh ar~:- cultural h.l still only partially consider u and the Indian hill untouched Ii II bo comes apparent that thr ludlHu bill wi!l rtquire t,nlc p. p.oportlunAtr 10 that put on tho p0~tn'f.'e ur Dis rict ot CulUMih,a bill. the motion for car!or mrvtinE@ wI!rh Is nlr, ady T. nHin.; will be pressed vs.ly in tho We
 Little rrO>p, ct Tor I.rueral Legislation.
 The agricultural hilI will re disposed If today and ailo that is out ol the way the sundry civil hll Will be taken up The suDdry civil ljll LSs rot vt been reported from commit % but 1T is hop'd that it will b. reported today. Certainly it Will Do before he indian bill can be gotten out of the way so that there Is no prospect of the SCnate'S Gnding self without an Gppropr!n' lon mvasuro Q proceed with
 There Is very littlc pru>p ,t for much cunsidelnt on of any other sub. .ert and the probabilities for any general | giS!A- tion. such aS hat proposed i'll tho pooling. Territorial admission Pacific railroau navy personnel and hankruptcy bills. are growing smaller anI smaller every day thcrc will be a strong cHort t0 get ur and dispose of tn pooling bill but thcr. will To drt rminod opposition. and >rnlV of lls blSa lEll nus arr growing ti~Cn;. ragged over the prospects Tho o)ahI ities for the We nlSo include a vurso-y discussion of the terr .tOriAl bills hu tho prospects are all aga n>t thoir passage
 There arr S,'v. ral financial bills and rvS- olutions which may hc cHl cd m. and the ru,eS of the nato lr rIuit such latitude of dcba . that a financial speech may be in ject q at any imo and regardless of the measurr in hand.
 Th'rr k still ocrasionai reference 10 the argum n which cane so mar being com plotcd Thursday las, for a two days dc bate at ihs beginning of tho week on the Jones bill. with Notr at the close and the ma ter may b. revived, with or wi, h. out unanimu Us consent. senator Jones still insists hat either his bill shall be con sidercd on merits or hat its opponents shall show thoir indi position to consid, il by tilibustoring against it. senator Vi. las has also given notice oE an effort to call up his gold bond bill today, and in doing so is liable to procipita;e a financial dis, cusSion A he beginning of the weeks work AllOgothlr tho outlook is for busy week in the senate