New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-02
~ AND OUT OF CONGRESS-.
CLOSING HOURS OF THE SESSION LIKELY
TO BE STORMY

THE CHANDLER Hill. CONTROVERSY MERCHANT
MARINE LEGISLATION - MIR CLEVELAND
PREPARING TO TAKE VACATION.
Washington March Present appearances indl-
cate that the closing hours OF Congress VIII De
marked by a stubborn fight on the part OF both
houses over the amendments which have been IN
serted I'm several OF the appropriation bills. The
Sundry Civil Appropriation bill which was reported
back to the House to-day contains 200 Senate
appointments. and it was characterized by one OF
the Democratic leaders Of the House this morning
as the most shameful exhibition OF proiiigacy
that Congress has known for thirty years. While
the House conferrees admit that they may make
many concessions they insist. the other
hand. that they viii allow the bill 10 fall rather
inserted since the measure went to the senate.
The Item IN the Consular and Diplo matte Appro-
priation bill for the Hawaiian cable IL still IN DIS
rmssion between its friends and opponents at the
two wings Of the Capitol SO pronounced are some
Of IN" House leaders in their opposition 10 TINS
permitted TO fa before they viii agree to the APP
propnation spirited though brief contest IS an.
House that the senate viii strike out thS appro-
priation FOR least OF the battleships. and II
this Is done a vigorous effort will be made To have
the appropriation reinscrted In conference speak
or crisp said last evening that the House would
probably b. IN session until midnisht on Satut
day. and that continuous session would be held
rom sunday evening until the hour Of adjourn
day would be necessary. but he added that one
would De- held II IL were imperative TO close up th2
unfinished business
To-dav's Congressional Record" contains a fun
report OF The midrgh, in the Senate last
night. with IN" exception II Senator's Hrs speech
which withheld for revision. All the PERSONAL
tics .nlulrel in by the other speakers appear with
ont change Mr.. Chambers explanation ~ his mo-
tiv" .n bringing up the subject f. given "a follows:
Mr.. President. why Iil / make the speech which
: dI tonight? Because the Democratic majority
thr other sid" Of the chamber and the Demo-
cratic Committee IN Privileges and Elections. the
chairman 90 which tMr GrayI ! gee before me- have
f,soIu'ely ana persIstenty refused - inytStigate
tor Roach keep; what Is the records of IN"
Srr1'" iu IN" past not one singh" word ana me
Democratic majority In the senate nave reiusc1 10
glyr any other hearing - thr Roach cas-" j spoke
- Investigate T. and instead OF the personal de-
nunc.atl9n which have received upon ms moor, II
for. nal spuarely ana manful'y and Outrageous
! me- m" iict7 IN ~" case ~ Mr. Koalh anu me
'yaIng AMI suppress.ng ana c)'rrng up eyrry
- ~, facts AMI then. because bcfor" this Son
-. ,ul. lts session chos" exhibit them In plain
honest sIuar" ami parliamentary Iangutg" 10 ms
body henping upon the personal y.'uperation
ami anl,e 10 which / hayr been subjected the
hand. - those Two senators. one u whom had
some 'N,i-" for using IT, and the other Of whom
President. PIT my character before me people of
this country against that Of the senator from New
Nurt ana p' not Far 90 have 1t conttasicd ven
Tor fr1m kaisas. to whom nav" had The honor
his ,,enins. Of Addressing FEW remarks
Nj lI4Il Nj President
Mr. Teller rise to question OF order II was
distinctly understood that there should b. but one
political speech this evening ana that the Senator
from N"w iIAmpshlr" tMr. Chandler was 10 make
ana men were 10 60 with tho business or
the senate "" dd listen 10 the Senator from
Sew fork tMr. IND because Their" seemed Ia be-
some proVo,Afion. but tn" senator from New
YORK ought 20 know that can hardly be kept
h.ra all night to listen this kind OF stur
daughter I should think that the Senator him
-.lf would he willing 20 drop the matter and let
10. 40 On with fhis bil
Mr Hn-Jusi m.nnt" dd not start this
fight
Mr Teller-Th~ senator took long time az 1t II
ha dil not start r.. Ntught"rD
Mr IU wanted io take a hand In H. | never
ran away from ught vet. eco Oh.
Mr Teller want 20 repeat for the benefit OF the
Senator from Sew York that this Is tn" only
time since / hay" been member Of IN" S"nat"
tha. 4 solemn agreement OF the senate has been
violated and 4 The senator chooses 10 20 on
under these circumstances I hay" nothing 20 say.
MIR Hill-DnIy = word upon that point The
violation Of Iroprcty has been upon the part or
the Senator from N"w-lIampshirr. ana You all
know % Thar wa the frat step
Mir Teller The senator has had his reply
Mr. mn naN- had answer. but IN" S"na-
Tor from New H. mpshirc has spoken again. and
/ want 20 reply 70 him. Just a Few words. and
then W. shall All ~ home AMI say oar prayers.
Then followed M iiills second spce"h which
The Record says 'is 20 appear hereafter