The herald., 1895-01-21
A WEEK OF WORDS IN VIEW,
Programme in the Senate and
House.
Hawaiian Affairs Will Figure
Prominently
Springor's New Currency Plan on tho
List and tho BIC Canal Schema
Mny Como UP.


| WAsu1NGroN, Jan. 20. The prospect
in the senate this week IL for more talk
than accom- plisbmont. When the CEN
etc adjourned yesterday the eenate'a
attitude townrda Hawaii, the proposed
recession from the senate amendments
To the income tax appropriation. and
tho Nicaragua canal bill, sll occupied in
the different ways, technically consid-
cred the position OF unfinished business.
The income tax will have the right of
way, by virtue Of its baihg part of an
appropriation bill, The Hawaiian ques.
ton will In Gll probability be considered
in the morning hour Monday morning,
if not crowded ouJ by the debate on the
income tax.
SENATORS WITH OPT MONS.
There ers known TO be several eenaA
tore most. ii not all Of them, on the
Republican side. anxious TO express
their views on the Hi waiisn problem,
and judging from their private express
ions, the remarks to be made will in
some ins'anceG be very pointed. Sena-
tor Hill 10 also expected to stand out for
his income tax amendment. The Mica
raguan question still holds its place at
the head OF the calendar for considera~
ton daily after O'Clock
Senator Morgan said today he was
etill hopeful of occurring q vote en- this
bill before the close OF the week, but if
there should be many Interruptions, he
mag again be disappointed. Senator
IuEpie has the door Tor reply 10 Mr..
Morgan, and it ia expected no will mako
Characteristic speech. There will Rlso
he other addresses on this subject before
the vote is finally taken.
cocKRE1L's EXPECTATIONS.
Senator CockreIl expects to ask to
have the iortidcatioue appropriations
bill taken up as soon IS this urgent def.
cheney bill is out of the way, and thinks
there will be- no difficulty In getting it
through during the week. The friends
OF the bankruptcy and territorial admie-
sion bills are growing anxious concern.
Ing the late OF those measures and are
beginning to be epprehensive that tins
may not rs left for their consideration if
the Nicaragua bill be not soon dis
posed OF.
The pTesent prospect is against re.
vivHl OF the financial and currency cues.
tion in the eenats during the week, but
much will depend upon the action OF the
finance committee tuesday, and aleo
upon the attitude Of the house of repre-.
sentstives.
BUSINESS IN THE HOUSE.
1t promises to be busy week in the
house. The programme arranged by
the COMMITTEES on rules before the de-
parture OF Speaker Crisp for Asheville,
n. o., last night, contempistss the con-
eiderati0n OF the public building bills on
the calendar to be followed by the Ip-
dian appropriation bills now under con-
siderstion, the sundry civil and the
agricultural appropriation bills. The
committee on rules, after much urging,
decided to bring in q cloture rule to Sc
cure vote on the bill for new public
building 81 Chicago to cost 81 100000.
Two hours will BIZ given tomorrow for
the consideration OF the measure, after
which the vote will be taken. The i'm
provements for the New York public
buildings ere provided for ia the sundrV
civil bill. The other public building
bills are ; Newport, Ky. 100000; Cum.
land, Md, $4,000; South Omaha,
-,sb., 100000; Paterson. NJ j.. $780,
GOO; Btookline, Mass, 5000; Pottt~
vile, Pa, 100000.
sPRINGER's NEW CURRENCY BILL.
The programme as arranged for the
week may be subject to change in case
Mr.. Springer, chairman of the commit
tee on banking and currency, decides,
efore the end OF the week, to bring for~
ward his new measure. He has been in
constant conHultation with Secretary
Carliele for the past week and is very
senguine that CONCESSIONS can be made
to the silver men which will induce
them to Withdraw their opposition.
Only yesterday he expressed the opin-
ion that he would bring forward the
modified bill this week and that it
would paes. The opinion, however, ia
not generally shared by the Democratic
leaders of the house, most of whom do
not hesitate 80 say they believe all hope
of currency Liquidation ct this session is
dead,
1t is also possible the resolution for
the impeachment of Judge Rick may be
before the house before the end of the
week, but the fact that the committee
on Judiciary decided Friday to reopen
the case 10 teIpIeIeu 10 mean uslay
W hich will render any attempt to push
the case against him at this session
abortive.
Next Saturday. by a special order, will
be set aside for eulogiss on the late SEN
ator Colquitt of Georgia.
1t is not improbable for Mr.. Boutelle
to attempt to secure consideration OF his
Hawaiian resolution. and debate on this
subject will be prscipitated in some
form.
THAT PAPAL DECREE.