New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-15

'io' -NdtlOildl uSbt Is a National blessing.
themselves advanced reformers and who. under
debt '''"' want 10 increase the National
Passing TO Senator Quay's speech last week. and
10 MS assertion that the Democratic party had
been dismissed from power, and commanded by an
overwhelming majority OF the people to do no more
Hilschlei, Mr. German said that the Democratic
party was defeated at the polls last November
but. that. as Mr.. Teller said Saturday. 1t was
not because the people loved the Republican party
or had more confidence in II. In the hour OF this
great crisis. the people would have removed from
power any party that in power Then. APP
peaiing directly to Republican Senators, Mr.. Cor
man said:
qn CGme into on the +th Of March S
4th of March, 1899. We have removed from
your pathway many of the distractions You have.
come with majority in the other House as great
as we had there: You have in this body, ma
have The responsSiilty Will be then on YOU And
10 Thai .hf one W tren KIM and ' mis-
friends in a spirit different from that which he has
finances of the Government. or that is necessary
to prevent the Of the reasury or
help you. and you ought to volunteer to help us
Mr. Aldrich (Rep.. r. L)-The Senator from
Maryland says that the responsibility of legislation
will be this side OF the chamber after the 4th
OF March next. Does he mean TO suggest by that
the Executive will be with after the 4th OF
March next? (Scornful laughter on the Demo-
cratic side).
Mr.. Gorman-I distinctly stated that the party Of
the Senator from Rhode Island would be in the
majority in both Houses of Congress. and then you
will have the power TO frame any measure which
you may think wise and judicious / have no
doubt that the President of the United States will
gladly cooperate with that majority. and aid ii in
any measure that will tend to the advancement
Mr. Hale Cfiep.. Mc)-The Senator has declared
that after the 4th Of March rsxt the responsibility
no M a nhtr np
promised his aid in anything that vii. be attempted
rassment Does he not know that the administra-
ton OF the Government. the conduct OF the Treas
ton OF the revenue will be as much with his Ad-
ministration for two years after the 4th Of March
President will periodically join with this side in
does he believe that should Republican measure
Republican lines. that will raise revenue enough
Mr. Gorman-The senator from Maine certainly
did catch the point Of my remarks. said
the American people. believe that that condition
he gres the ne aI !0 s is Beyond
Now is the time for patriotic action ] appeal TO
you now TO come to our aid as patriots. not as
MIR. Aldrich asked Mr.. German what remedy he
Mr.. Gorman-The first thing to do is to pass this
Appropriation bin to make provision Tor T., ne en-
100000 annually into the Treasury and pre-
h on Ht" nu @ 0' IN me onsieraon Of this biz
What can do? do not know. We cannot DO
OF the Do law and get ali the money when
1t will bring into ;,, the Treasury ,.o ro,er,s ny
Mr. Gorman~,We have no such power., .....-,,
Mr.. Aldrich-We have living on the table several
bills from the House of Representatives when can
Mr.. Gray Dem. Del)-Those are bills to reduce
Mr. Aldr,ch-But the Senate amend them 30
Mr.. Gray-will You agree to take them up?
measure to Increase the revenue.
Mr. German passing from ths point t,e ss1 'h b
yond the Senate Chamber that with the tarin law
We're modaed"the people VIC d be able to start the
wheels OF industry TO make the factories mum 20
bring back the hope OF prosperity But what pre- pre-
n net save 10 p human being had yet devised
ure tina, would meet S me h, OF oDs
that would have a beneficial effect would be formu,
that, II there were IL would have the earnest sup
port OF the Senator's on the other side OF the Cha-
Mr. nm Dem. n y replied 10 The speech OF o,
himself TO a vindcation OF his own course instead
Of trying to put other Senator'S in false position
light against some Of the provisions OF the Iarin
6 That Senator had not been alone IN i hs
He (Mr. HID had also made the Ike predictions
alluded to facetously as the German Smith -Brice-
Wilson and Companys bill and he declined 10 De
for Of the evils which It had inflicted on the
country lie supposed that the men who voted for
Voted ,,i agans, it. The Senator from Maryland. in
stead Of complaining Of The sSn bs ren
Of the opportunity afforded him 20 yindcate nm
had doubtless long sought. lie did not propose
now TO enter into any discussion about the pro-
Tor from Maryland had been with him (as he sup
posed when he made the attack on that pro,
been absent the North returned the Senate
Marvand Sas or tho obnosos oos neo@
tax-(sarcastically) for a period OF Ave years"
Mr. Hll then drfted into reference TO hts at,
tempt TO have the rules OF the Senate changed. IN
the line Of closure. and accused Mr.. German or
having opposed such a change. which would. Mr.
III saa ha we ehao,so as 20 pr9ViaG the
continued. that It Is utterly impossible for as 70
sn Senator rom MARYLAND made tna ,urni
round 10 his Republican friends and appealing 10 |
them, in p,teous manner. 70 come and save this
Il DO not" Mr. iii CONTINUED "jon in any such
appeal ! would appeal rather TO our friends !
Senator Vim f be in ' Hs Our friends on he OF dh if
side opposed this tariff reform bill. and they do |
not propose 70 help us out Of our difficulties. Tina,
Is natural. The patriotic appeal which the Senator
made to them VIII not find any response on that
Taking up Mr Germans allusion to the o,mos
10 compromises Mr. iiill sarcastically said
II do not know but that am n,SIr l,, IS Just as
from here where they always want to compromise |
nys p whs es be- and @
some things which cannot be. did not suppose
that AZ this late day, IL necessary for the |
Senator from Maryland. in order TO vndicaie him !
self in hs opposition to the Wilson bill. to attack |
me and my vote"
Referring TO a point in Mr.. Germans speech |
where he spoke Of the Secretary or the Treasury |
Standing ND against a mob" that wanted 10 re- |
duce the revenues, Mr. Hil said that Mr.; German
when he made that remark. looked around as |
~ he expected that the leaders OF the mob were |
present II was one OF those. he went on, who |
thought II wiser In those particulars TO place the
articles on the free lhst and ] 80 voted then ana
will 50 vote again. stand where nne-tenths OF me
Democratic party OF the country stands, az eVl
denced by the results OF state conventions. and
make no apology the distinguished senator from
Marriand Tor my votes The single object OF The |